It seems that is not accessible, you should write to [email protected] and ask if the website has moved.

Oh thanks Domenico. Will do that.

regards

Annemarie:

The page has not been moved, but has been now made available to Weizmann Institute personnel only. However most of the resources are still available by special ("deep") search techniques.  If you are after the Sobolev paper however, which I suspect you were, this link will locate it for downloading:

https://webhome.weizmann.ac.il/home/edg/articles/Sobolev1999.pdf

and I also attached the paper, for your convenience.

Kind regards

Constantine

Hi Constantine

thanks for your response and attachment. I actually was after the site. I used it not so long ago actually (like only a few months ago - February), to analyse some structures for my paper and was hoping to go back and check a few things.

Thats a pity its only available to internal people only. It was such a great resource!

Do you know of any such resources available that function similarly? Fortunately I summarised all my analysis. Perhaps I could cross-compare?

Dear Annemarie:

I can retrieve its image, including files and resources (but check it out, I haven't fully tested it) through what called

The Wayback Machine

which archives sites on the  Web as they were at some earlier date. Unfortunately, the last backup / archive of the site was in october of 2013. Here's the link to the Wayback image of the site as of that date:

http://web.archive.org/web/20131220050826/http://bip.weizmann.ac.il/oca-bin/lpccsu

And because this is a "time-machine" image, the access restriction no longer apply, so check it out to see it you can recover or access some of the resources you need.

In addition, you may also find some of the resources on this "deep" link (retrieve through vertical data mining):

http://oca.weizmann.ac.il/oca-bin/csu?PDB_ID=1jsp

for Contacts of Structural Units.

Kind regards

Constantine