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Whitch documents and how to archive?

Which documents?

pre-publication versions (pre-print documents) or published documents (post-print version, i.e. the one submitted to the editor), depending on editorial authorizations such as articles in peer-reviewed (or non-peer reviewed) journals, peer-reviewed conferences, communications conferences, conferences upon invitation, scientific books, chapters of scientific books, direction of work, research reports, patents, other publications, course work (with TEL) thesis or HDR (with TEL). Check authorizations granted by publishers on the following site: Sherpa / Roméo.

The Submission Process

1. Registration

Before your first submission, you must register and activate your account.

2. Submitting a publication

To submit, you can:

• choose the type of document you want to submit
• use the "Input BibTeX" button, which imports notices one by one. (Some meta data will be pre-entered).

Following your submission, you will receive an e-mail message with an ID number for the submitted document. You will need to provide this number whenever you want to edit the recorded data or create a new version of your document (thus you can keep all the versions of your document).
Once you have registered your publication, it is added to the HAL open archive as well as the American archive arXiv (only with your authorization: in that case, you must provide the LaTeX source file, a synopsis, and the keywords in English).

You will soon be able to import your publications directly online with one command from a BibTeX or XML file.

To search or archive via HAL-INRIA.