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+Below you can find the mapping table  of the xml nodes   
+some nodes meet more than once by our side   
+# 
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+## Github issue : ours 
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+
+### parent nodes     
+author       : name
+author_ids   : codes
+keywords     : keywords
+review       : reviewer 
+serial       : publisher , title 
+references   : _text , _msc , _doucment_id , 
+classifications: msc
+document_id  : zbmath_id 
+
+document_title : title
+document_type: not found 
+doi          : identifier  
+language     : language 
+publication_year: _year
+source       : _source
+spelling     : _name
+zbl_id       :  not found 
+serial       :  _publisher
+serial       : _title
+rights       : no rights node 
+pagination   : _pages 
+publication_year : _year  
+links        : links ( empty) url is missing     
+rights       : missing 
+
+
+we have in some sections
+Parent nodes from our code , which they are actually child nodes in the github issue .
+
+publisher is parent node , which it suits the child node from
+the serial node
+_title is also the same which it suits the title in the serial parent node
+
+in references and review parent nodes we have also some the same   
+
+
+Missing nodes are : links , rights  
+
+the first node is ours and the response represents the  node of the github issue.   
+
+below you can see an instance about some complexity with the nodes    
+this is the review parent node with its child nodes  
+
+              <zbmath:review>
+              <zbmath:review_language>English</zbmath:review_language>
+              <zbmath:review_sign>Jonas Šiaulys (Vilnius)</zbmath:review_sign>  // chk 
+              <zbmath:review_text>The prime \(k\)-tuples and small gaps between prime numbers are considered. Using a refinement of the Goldston-Pintz-Yildirim sieve method [\textit{D. A. Goldston} et al., Ann. Math. (2) 170, No. 2, 819--862 (2009; Zbl 1207.11096)] the author proves, for instance, the following estimates 
+              \[
+
+             \liminf_{n\to\infty}\,(p_{n+m}-p_n)\ll m^3\text{{e}}^{4m}, \quad \liminf_{n\to\infty}\,(p_{n+1}-p_n)\leq 600
+
+             \]
+             with an absolute constant in sign \(\ll\). Here \(m\) is a natural number, and \(p_{\,l}\) denote the \(l\)-th prime number.</zbmath:review_text> // chk 
+              <zbmath:review_type>review</zbmath:review_type>  // chk 
+              <zbmath:reviewer>11807</zbmath:reviewer>   // chk
+              <zbmath:reviewer_id>siaulys.jonas</zbmath:reviewer_id>  // chk 
+             </zbmath:review> 
+            
+              
+        and our response was in this form as separated parent nodes with matching values   
+
+
+       <zbmath:_author_code>siaulys.jonas</zbmath:_author_code>
+    	<zbmath:_reviewer_id>11807</zbmath:_reviewer_id>
+    	<zbmath:_name>Jonas Šiaulys</zbmath:_name>
+	     <zbmath:_sign>Jonas Šiaulys (Vilnius)</zbmath:_sign>
+    	<zbmath:_text>The prime \(k\)-tuples and small gaps between prime numbers are considered. Using a refinement of the Goldston-Pintz-Yildirim sieve method [\textit{D. A. Goldston} et al., Ann. Math. (2) 170, No. 2, 819--862 (2009; Zbl 1207.11096)] the author proves, for instance, the following estimates 
+      \[
+      \liminf_{n\to\infty}\,(p_{n+m}-p_n)\ll m^3\text{{e}}^{4m}, \quad \liminf_{n\to\infty}\,(p_{n+1}-p_n)\leq 600
+      \]
+     with an absolute constant in sign \(\ll\). Here \(m\) is a natural number, and \(p_{\,l}\) denote the \(l\)-th prime number.</zbmath:_text>
+	  <zbmath:_contribution_type>review</zbmath:_contribution_type>     
+
+     for further information and questions  dont hesitate to contact me 
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