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Search Syntax:
- By default, the search engine looks for the query in all fields.
- Use the field codes to search for a specific field: "au:" for authors, "ti:" for titles, "abs:" for abstracts, "co:" for comments, "jr:" for journal reference,"cat:" for category, and "id:" for ID.
- Example for an author - au:John Doe; for a title - ti:The universe and beyond; for words contained in abstract - abs:covid; for an arXiv ID - id:2211.04191
- Mix several fields in a search request using the Boolean operators "AND", "OR", and "ANDNOT". For example, au:John Smith AND abs:search for life
- Example of a complex research: au:Smith AND ti:climate ANDNOT ti:petrol AND (abs:renewable energy OR abs:solar)
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