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namegroup

A group of people's or organizations' names. An example of a namegroup from a journal article and its associated DTD 4 XML is given below. Important information on each element in namegroup is given on the name page.

<namegroup type="author">
<name type="author">
    <forenames>M.</forenames><x> </x><surname>Gervil</surname>
    <link rid="a1"><sup>a</sup></link>
</name>
<x>, </x>
<name type="author">
    <forenames>V.</forenames><x> </x><surname>Ulrich</surname>
    <link rid="a1"><sup>a</sup></link>
</name>
<x>, </x>
<name type="author">
    <forenames>J.</forenames><x> </x><surname>Kaprio</surname>
    <link rid="a2"><sup>b</sup></link><link rid="a3"><sup>c</sup></link>
</name>
<x> and </x>
<name type="author">
<forenames>M. B.</forenames><x> </x><surname>Russell</surname>
    <link rid="a1"><sup>a</sup></link>
</name>
<address>
<span id="a1"><number><sup>a</sup></number>
Department of Neurology, Glostrup Hospital, University of 
Copenhagen, DK-2600 Glostrup, Denmark.</span>
<span id="a2"><number><sup>b</sup></number>
Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, PO Box 
41, Mannerheimintie 172, Fin-00014 Helsinki, Finland.</span>
<span id="a3"><number><sup>c</sup></number>
Department of Public Health and General Practice, University of 
Oulu, Aapistie 1, 90220, Oulu, Finland.</span>
</address>
</namegroup> 

Attributes

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Content model

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Sub-elements

• address -- an author's or other address
• br -- line break (%formatting;)
• corporatename -- a company or group of people
• etal -- text denoting 'et al.' or similar in a reference
• heading -- a heading in a document section
• link -- a link to another part of a document e.g. to a figure, affiliation or heading ID value
• miscellaneoustext -- text for which a more suitable tag isn't available in an author's details or a reference etc.
• name -- an author or other individual (editor, reviewer etc.) associated with a document or reference
• x -- punctuation or significant white space (%formatting;)

Parent elements

• accolade -- a brace spanning table rows
• answer -- the answer in a question and answer section ('questiongroup')
• bookdetails -- book details
• contentinfo -- general information about the content
• contents -- the contents of a book (BPS) or a table of contents in a document e.g. of headings
• definition -- the definition of a term in a definitionpair
• documentinfo -- general information about a document
• entry -- an entry in a table row
• event -- an event e.g. in a list of events
• feedback -- feedback relating to an answer in an answergroup
• header -- the 'header' part of a document which contains general abstractable information about a document
• heading -- a heading in a document section
• hint -- a hint associated with a question
• imprint -- the publisher's imprint associated with a book (BPS)
• keyword -- a keyword in a keyword group or index entry
• layeredtext -- text in a legend associated with a particular image part
• miscellaneoustext -- text for which a more suitable tag isn't available in an author's details or a reference etc.
• p -- a paragraph
• question -- a question in a question group
• reference -- a reference cited in an article
• section -- a section in a document
• subsection -- a subsection in a section
• term -- part of a definition pair
• title -- the title of a document, book or journal etc.
• tocentry -- an entry in a table of contents

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Created: Tue Dec 23 14:02:01 2003