Perhaps this is already addressed somewhere, but is there a convention about BibTeX files and Axiom pamphlet files? I see in the archives http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/axiom-developer/2004-05/msg00041.html that Tim has some kind of axiom.bib.pamphlet file - did this ever get posted? If not, I would appreciate it being added :-). I also suggest this might be a good time to set up some kind of system for this sort of thing - if we want to do one universal bib file (good for avoiding duplicates) we might want to establish some organization - for example, I doubt any other part of Axiom would need to reference a discussion on the meaning of the word "dimension," but it is a relevant reference to the units/dimensions pamphlet. If the bib file gets too big it will be hard to find what one wants without some good tools/conventions - is there some good solution for managing this type of thing?
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