Here is the exact webpage I want to cite:
\bibitem{BrouwerSRG}A. Brouwer.
Strongly Regular Graphs table
http://www.win.tue.nl/~aeb/graphs/srg/srgtab1-50.html
\filbreak
Now, if I type this in and compile, the ~
does not show up at all. A professor recommended using $\sim$aeb
and then later said he was mistaken to use that and instead I should use \~{}aeb
. When I use $\sim$aeb
, it seems to look correct, though perhaps the ~
is a little big. If I use \~{}aeb
, it does not look right at all, it looks like a superscript ~
. If I do \~aeb
only, it puts the ~
above the a
, so definitely not right.
I don't know much about bibliographies, but I'm just using \begin{thebibliography}{45}
to start up my references, in case that matters.
Any ideas?
\url
from theurl
or thehyperref
package.