I'm trying to cite this article correctly. Google Scholar has the following bibtex citation, which is not correct because the number of pages is 64, not 6.
@article{ullmann2010bit,
title={Bit-vector algorithms for binary constraint satisfaction and subgraph isomorphism},
author={Ullmann, Julian R},
journal={Journal of Experimental Algorithmics (JEA)},
volume={15},
pages={1--6},
year={2010},
publisher={ACM}
}
I think the entry was probably generated automatically and it got confused by data in bibtex citation from ACM page, which is pages = {1.6:1.1--1.6:1.64}
. The 1.6
actually denotes a chapter or section in the journal, as can be seen on image below, which is cropped part of article's title page.
I would like to remove the 1.6
from the pages entry as it looks weird and non-consistent but still have it in citation. However, when I tried to use chapter = {1.6}
for this, the data doesn't appear anywhere in citation, probably because it is an article
. What would be preferred way to include this type of information?
1--64
and be done with it. For other ways to deal with it, you would need to tell us more about how you are producing your bibliography..bib
entry; the Google scholar entry is really not relevant to the question. ACM has a field for the 1.6: it calls it the "article number", so not a chapter or section.ACM-Reference-Format.bst
file, and instructions on how to use it here: acm.org/publications/authors/bibtex-formatting I agree that it is exceptionally problematic to use their number system with standard bibtex templates.