To search documents in the School's local Web site, enter one or more ``phrases'', then start the search.
Each ``phrase'' should be an (unordered) set of one or more words which you would hope to see occurring together in the same sentence in documents returned by the search. Words you would like to see in the same document but not necessarily in the same sentence should be put in different phrases. A ``word'' may either be all alphabetic, or a string of between 4 and 8 digits.
Some indexed documents are accessible only from within the School.
Words are reduced to a stem by removal of common suffices before searching is performed, so in general you need not worry about singular versus plural and other grammatical distinctions. Overly frequent words and stems are ignored. The search is not case-sensitive.
For each document matched, the following are reported:
And yet further details...
Our SiteSearch is superior to a Google search (with "site:maths.usyd.edu.au"), because we can search pages that are accessible only locally, that Google cannot reach.
However in some other senses our SiteSearch is an abject failure:
The start of development of our SiteSearch probably pre-dates most commercial search engines. (As if that was an excuse...)