BibTeX Entry types
BibTeX is a popular bibliographic reference management tool used in the field of computer science and other technical disciplines. It is used to store and manage bibliographic references, such as books, articles, and conference papers, in a structured format. This format can then be used to automatically generate bibliographies in various document formats.
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BibTeX has several types of entries, each with its own set of fields, to represent different types of publications. Here is a comprehensive list of all BibTeX types and their fields:
BibTeX Entry types Explore various types of bibliographic references in BibTeX.
article Citations for articles published in journals, magazines, or other periodic publications.
book Citations for standalone books by one or more authors, including specifics like the publisher.
booklet For printed works that are bound but lack a formal publisher or sponsoring institution.
conference References for papers presented at conferences, often interchangeable with inproceedings.
inbook Citations for specific portions of a book, such as chapters or defined sections.
incollection Citations for parts of a book with their distinct title, typically housed within a larger collection.
inproceedings References for articles or papers presented within the proceedings of a conference.
manual Technical documentation or manuals, often detailing software or hardware specifics.
mastersthesis Citations for Master's level theses detailing academic research at postgraduate levels.
misc A catch-all entry type for references that don't neatly fit into standard categories.
phdthesis Citations for doctoral dissertations, showcasing in-depth academic research and contributions.
proceedings For collections of academic papers presented at professional conferences or symposia.
techreport Reports detailing technical aspects, often published by institutions or organizations.
unpublished Works that have been drafted or completed but remain unpublished.