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So the "/" in the title presumably explains what is going on. Looking in the RDF store:
SELECT ?s ?p WHERE { ?s ?p "swp27884mxlo" . }
returns two URIs, including <http://ads.harvard.edu/sem/obsv/observation/MAST/iue/obsid/swp27884mxlo> which has a ns2:target of <http://ads.harvard.edu/sem/obsv/target/MAST/P%2FHALLEY> which itself has a ns2:name of
"P/HALLEY"
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The paper http://labs.adsabs.harvard.edu/ui/abs/1986Natur.321..361F references IUE observations of Comet Halley. If you go to the IUE results page at MAST then you can see that the target names are
COM P/HALLEY
orCOM P/HA NEAR
but if you look at the Datasets table inhttp://labs.adsabs.harvard.edu/semantic2/alpha/explorer/publications#fq=bibcode%3A1986Natur.321..361F&q=*%3A*
then you see target names of
P
,HALLEY
andC
.The obscore values for these observations have titles of:
So the "/" in the title presumably explains what is going on. Looking in the RDF store:
returns two URIs, including
<http://ads.harvard.edu/sem/obsv/observation/MAST/iue/obsid/swp27884mxlo>
which has ans2:target
of<http://ads.harvard.edu/sem/obsv/target/MAST/P%2FHALLEY>
which itself has ans2:name
ofThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: