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There's a regexp description in Appendix E of RFC 1801.
Note that this does NOT define substitution syntax, which URNs need,
and for which there are 2 main variants: PERL and SED; one uses
\( \) and the other uses ( ) as delimiters, I believe.

                 Harald A