Definition This relationship involves that effectively serve as alternatives manifestations for each other Scope notes Typical are when a publication, sound recording, video, etc., is issued in more than one format or when it is released simultaneously by different publishers in different countries. Examples The LP release of the punk rock band the Soviettes’ album titled “LP III” the CD release of the punk rock band the Soviettes’ has alternate album titled III” “LP Agatha Christie’s published in 1931 in the UK The Sittaford Mystery by William Collins & Sons the simultaneous US edition has alternate published as by Dodd, Mead & Co. The Murder at Hazelmoor ID Domain Relationship name Inverse name Range Cardinality LRM-R30 Agent is member of has member Collective M to M Agent Definition This a relationship between an and a that the agent collective agent agent joined as a member Scope notes A may explicitly join an organization or association. A may person person implicitly become a member of a family by adoption, marriage, etc. A may join another as a member. collective agent collective agent The king of England Henry VIII the House of Tudor Examples is member of Pearl Buck Phi Beta Kappa is member of IFLA the National Library of China has member Prime Ministers of Canada Pierre Elliot Trudeau has member ID Domain Relationship name Inverse name Range Cardinality LRM-R31 Collective has part is part of Collective M to M Agent Agent Definition This is a relationship between two where one is a component collective agents of the other Scope notes Examples The IFLA Cataloguing Section IFLA is part of ID Domain Relationship name Inverse name Cardinality LRM-R32 Collective precedes succeeds Collective M to M Agent Agent Definition This is a relationship between two where the first was collective agents transformed into the second Scope notes A single instance of this relationship can record a simple transformation of a single into a single successor. Multiple instances of this collective relationship can be used together to capture the more complex mergers and splits that can occur between and among collective agents. Examples National Library of Canada Library and Archives Canada precedes National Archives of Canada Library and Archives Canada precedes ID Domain Relationship name Inverse name Range Cardinality LRM-R33 Res has association with is associated with Place M to M
Definition This relationship involves manifestations that effectively serve as alternatives for each other Scope notes Typical are when a publication, sound recording, video, etc., is issued in more than one format or when it is released simultaneously by different publishers in different countries. Examples The LP release of the punk rock band the Soviettes’ album titled “LP III” has alternate the CD release of the punk rock band the Soviettes’ album titled “LP III” Agatha Christie’s The Sittaford Mystery published in 1931 in the UK by William Collins & Sons has alternate the simultaneous US edition published as The Murder at Hazelmoor by Dodd, Mead & Co. ID Domain Relationship name Inverse name Range Cardinality LRM-R30 Agent is member of has member Collective Agent M to M Definition This a relationship between an agent and a collective agent that the agent joined as a member Scope notes A person may explicitly join an organization or association. A person may implicitly become a member of a family by adoption, marriage, etc. A collective agent may join another collective agent as a member. Examples The king of England Henry VIII is member of the House of Tudor Pearl Buck is member of Phi Beta Kappa IFLA has member the National Library of China Prime Ministers of Canada has member Pierre Elliot Trudeau ID Domain Relationship name Inverse name Range Cardinality LRM-R31 Collective Agent has part is part of Collective Agent M to M Definition This is a relationship between two collective agents where one is a component of the other Scope notes Examples The IFLA Cataloguing Section is part of IFLA ID Domain Relationship name Inverse name Cardinality LRM-R32 Collective Agent precedes succeeds Collective Agent M to M Definition This is a relationship between two collective agents where the first was transformed into the second Scope notes A single instance of this relationship can record a simple transformation of a single collective into a single successor. Multiple instances of this relationship can be used together to capture the more complex mergers and splits that can occur between and among collective agents. Examples National Library of Canada precedes Library and Archives Canada National Archives of Canada precedes Library and Archives Canada ID Domain Relationship name Inverse name Range Cardinality LRM-R33 Res has association with is associated with Place M to M