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…doctoral thesis example. Fixes #36
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This PR adds the
bibo:numberelement to the main profile document and the TAP.The reason for this is that the detailed doctoral thesis example uses
bibo:numberto represent "number in series", in this case "Acta Universitatis Lappeenrantaensis 960", where 960 is the number. This kind of numbering is a common convention in thesis series like this one, at least in Finnish universities.BIBO already includes the literal value property bibo:number, defined as "A generic item or document number. Not to be confused with issue number." I think it's the best available BIBO property to represent this kind of numbering - it is not the same as volume or issue numbers used in journal enumeration, which have their own BIBO properties and are already included in SRAP.
Fixes #36