book 

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BOOK (MONOGRAPH) CITATION
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Non-serial bibliographic item, i.e. an item either complete in 
one part or complete (or intended to be completed) in a 
finite number of separate parts. [ISO 690:1987] 

As mentioned the style and manner of actual display/printing varies greatly
(even between standards!). Generally in the order specified by 
WIPO ST.14 and ISO 690 and AACR2 rules for layout

EPO and PatXML usage:

    id="ncit0001"
    num="0001"
    npl-type="b"

Example:

(citation from ST.14). 

WALTON, Herrmann. Microwave Quantum Theory. 
London: Sweet and Maxwell, 1973, Vol.2,
ISBN 5-1234-5678-9, 
pages 138 to 192, especially pages 146 to 148.

As a *Search Report* citation the markup is:

<srep-citations>
    <citation>    
        <nplcit id='ncit0013' num='0013' type='b'>
            <book>
                <author>
                    <name>WALTON, Herrman</name>
                </author>
                <book-title>Microwave quantum theory</book-title>
                <imprint>
                    <address>
                        <text>London</text>
                    </address>
                    <name>Sweet and Maxwell</name>
                    <pubdate>1973</pubdate>
                </imprint>
                <vid>Vol. 2</vid>
                <isbn>ISBN 5-1234-5678-9</isbn>
            </book>
        </nplcit>
        <rel-passage>pages 138 to 192, especially pages 146 to 148</rel-passage>
    </citation>    
</srep-citations>

In other citations the <rel-passage> would be replaced by the <location> tag
after <vid>.

Element Information

Model

text | (author* , (book-title+ | conference) , subtitle{0,1} , subname* , edition{0,1} , imprint{0,1} , vid{0,1} , ino{0,1} , descrip{0,1} , series{0,1} , notes{0,1} , absno{0,1} , location* , pubid{0,1} , bookno{0,1} , class* , keyword* , cpyrt{0,1} , doi{0,1} , issn{0,1} , isbn* , refno*)
Children: absno, author, book-title, bookno, class, conference, cpyrt, descrip, doi, edition, imprint, ino, isbn, issn, keyword, location, notes, pubid, refno, series, subname, subtitle, text, vid

Source 

<xs:element name="book" type="bookType">
  <xs:annotation>
    <xs:documentation>******************************* BOOK (MONOGRAPH) CITATION ******************************* Non-serial bibliographic item, i.e. an item either complete in one part or complete (or intended to be completed) in a finite number of separate parts. [ISO 690:1987] As mentioned the style and manner of actual display/printing varies greatly (even between standards!). Generally in the order specified by WIPO ST.14 and ISO 690 and AACR2 rules for layout EPO and PatXML usage: id="ncit0001" num="0001" npl-type="b" Example: (citation from ST.14). WALTON, Herrmann. Microwave Quantum Theory. London: Sweet and Maxwell, 1973, Vol.2, ISBN 5-1234-5678-9, pages 138 to 192, especially pages 146 to 148. As a *Search Report* citation the markup is: <srep-citations> <citation> <nplcit id='ncit0013' num='0013' type='b'> <book> <author> <name>WALTON, Herrman</name> </author> <book-title>Microwave quantum theory</book-title> <imprint> <address> <text>London</text> </address> <name>Sweet and Maxwell</name> <pubdate>1973</pubdate> </imprint> <vid>Vol. 2</vid> <isbn>ISBN 5-1234-5678-9</isbn> </book> </nplcit> <rel-passage>pages 138 to 192, especially pages 146 to 148</rel-passage> </citation> </srep-citations> In other citations the <rel-passage> would be replaced by the <location> tag after <vid>.</xs:documentation>
  </xs:annotation>
</xs:element>

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