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Old 08-07-2013, 10:09 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by ibu View Post
I mainly think of footnotes of that type:

* See the arguments about "Large Scale Structure" [Hawking, 1975] page 113 ff.
* See the arguments about "Large Scale Structure" [Hawking, 1975] chapter 5, par. 23 ff.

The page reference is pretty useless unless I have the exact same edition used by this author. References to other structures inherent to the book (chapters, sections, paragraphs) can even be valid across translations.
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