Nearly every working astronomer now uses the NASA Astrophysics Data System Abstract Service regularly to access the technical literature. Several advanced features of the system are not very well used, but could be quite useful. Here we describe one of them. In this paper we show how to form the link, how to include papers which ADS does not currently have, and how to deal with name changes.
Most astronomers maintain an active list of their publications.
Linking to a Personal Bibliography using ADS Linking to a personal bibliography is very simple. For example the following links to Martha Hazen's bibliography. Should last name and first initial not be unique, or if other features are desired the query becomes somewhat more complex. Also, you can search for two different formats of author names by entering two author arguments, separated with a semicolon. While ADS is reasonably complete for astronomy journal articles, it is missing many articles.