The LENR-CANR library consists of a bibliography of over 4,700 items, and over 1,500 full text papers and books. The bibliography was compiled by Dieter Britz, Edmund Storms and Jed Rothwell.
This Guide describes the Summary Screen, the Complete bibliography in EndNote export format, and Filename conventions
Summary Screen
When you access the library, the Summary screen appears on lower portion of the screen. You can escape the WordPress borders and have the index fill the whole screen by selecting the summary index in a stand-alone window. Papers and books available for download have the word OPEN in the Link column.
The “Details” button shows the date uploaded, abstract and keywords for full text papers. To see full details for every item on the screen, select Detailed record index.
The Summary and Detail screens shows all items in the bibliography. You may wish to see only the items available for download. Click on the Most Recent papers for that. The papers are listed with the most recently uploaded papers first. Click on the First Author heading to list them alphabetically by author.
How to Search for Papers
In the boxes at the top of the screen, search for author, title, or “Search all” which includes the year, authors, title, publication abstract and keywords. You can enter a partial name, such as “fleisch” for “Fleischmann.” When you search for “Fleischmann” and “calorimetry,” under “Search all,” 8 papers are found.
Bibliography in EndNote export format
EndNote is a relational database designed to keep track of references and citations. The LENR-CANR database of documents is maintained in EndNote format. It is converted to MySQL format in the version you see here in the Library indexes. The EndNote database has more information than these screens, and it is easier search through. It can be used to insert citations (end notes or footnotes) into papers. You can purchase the EndNote program. A free online version, EndNote Basic, and a free compatible program, Zotero, are also available. After you set up EndNote or Zotero, you can download the entire LENR-CANR.org bibliography and then import it into to your copy of EndNote. It is available here, in Export format:
http://www.lenr-canr.org/EndNoteExport.txt
Note: To import into Zotero, you must first use a text editor to delete blank lines from the export file.
Where papers are on file in the library, the records have links to LENR-CANR.org copy. With EndNote you can add these links to the bibliographies you generate. Like this:
Storms, E., Measurements of excess heat from a Pons-Fleischmann-type electrolytic cell using palladium sheet. Fusion Technol., 1993. 23: p. 230 http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/StormsEmeasuremena.pdf
With EndNote, you do this by modifying the standard “Numbered” style. You add the URL to the end of every record in the Templates. Be sure to remove the period at the end of each record. Like this:
Filename Conventions
The LENR-CANR Library filenames are composed as follows: Take the principal author’s last name and initials. Remove spaces, commas, numerals letters with umlauts and any other character outside the range of a-z and A-Z. Truncate to 10 characters.
Take the title of the paper, convert to lowercase, and remove character outside the range of a-z. Truncate to 10 characters. Append to author name. Some authors have published more than one paper with the same title, or with the same first ten letters. In these cases, letters a, b, c . . . are appended:
Schwinger, J. ” Cold fusion: a hypothesis” => SchwingerJcoldfusion.pdf
Schwinger, J. ” Cold Fusion — Does It Have a Future?” => SchwingerJcoldfusion a.pdf
Schwinger, J. ” Cold Fusion Theory, A Brief History of Mine” => SchwingerJcoldfusion b.pdf