Add AMOLF eprints

[episanty]

AMOLF has an eprint repository which I think is currently not being indexed. As an example, this paper is available as an eprint,

https://amolf.nl/publications/a-new-cathodoluminescence-system-for-nanoscale-optics-materials-science-and-geology

but http://doai.io/10.1017/S1551929516000377 currently sends to the Cambridge paywall. This does require a way of telling whether the repo actually has an eprint, though.

If this isn't the place to report where this should go, then the doai.io page should indicate what to do in such cases.

[wetneb]

Thank you very much for the report! This is a perfect place for that. We
are working on a new version that might solve your problem.

On 08/08/2016 21:18, E Pisanty wrote:

AMOLF has an eprint repository which I think is currently not being
indexed. As an example, this paper is available as an eprint,

https://amolf.nl/publications/mid-infrared-strong-field-ionization-angular-distributions

but http://doai.io/10.1134/s1054660x09150079 currently sends to the
Springer home. If this isn't the place to report where this should go,
then the doai.io page should indicate what to do in such cases.

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[episanty]

It's not really "my" problem, to be honest - it has not stopped me or even slowed me in finding copies of any papers I need. I posted it here because I think doai is a cool project and I think this sort of feedback (and being explicitly open to such feedback, such as having a direct link from the homepage) will make it stronger. I look forward to the new version.