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Document Archives:

COGPRINTS - Cognitive Sciences Eprint Archive

Preprint archive open to all researchers - 500 documents in computer sciences.

http://cogprints.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

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CoRR - Computing Research Repository

A preprint repository open to all researchers. Indexed in the Networked Computer Science Technical Reference Library - 900 papers.

http://arxiv.org/corr

INRIA reports

1800 reports from the French Institute of Computer Science, in English (plus PhD thesis in French).

http://www.inria.fr/rrrt/index.en.html

On-line CS Techreports

List of 400 tech reports archives by institutions and countries (1996).

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~jblythe/cs-reports.html

Technical Report Archives in Computer Science (By Institution)

List of 150 tech reports archives by institutions (1995).

http://fas.sfu.ca/projects/EPiCS/CS-TechReports/

UCSTRI - Unified Computer Science TR Index

Indexes 14,000 technical reports from institutions archives - accepts archive submissions.

http://www.cs.indiana.edu/ucstri/info.html

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