BibTeX Format for Journal Articles

Q

How to specify a BibTeX entry for a journal article?

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A

A journal article citation entry should be specified with the following BibTeX fields:

  • "title" - The name of the article.
  • "author" - The person or persons who wrote the article.
  • "journal" - The name of the work the article was found in.
  • "volume" - The volume of the work in the series.
  • "number" - The number of the volume within the series.
  • "pages" - The page number or page range the article is found on.
  • "year" - The year the article was published.
  • "doi" - The DOI (Digital Object Identifier) of the article.

Here is an example of BibTeX citation entry for an article:

@article{Nash_1951,
  author  = "Nash, John",
  title   = "Non-cooperative Games",
  journal = "Annals of Mathematics",
  year    = 1951,
  volume  = "54",
  number  = "2",
  pages   = "286-295"
}

 

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