Conference proceedings and collections

16.1.5 Conference proceedings and collections

Entry type

INPROCEEDINGS

Required fields author, title, booktitle, year Optional fields

address, editor, series, volume, number, organization, publisher, month, note, pages, language

Examples:

7. Peter A. Konig, Composition of functions. Proceedings of the Conference on Universal Algebra, 1970.

8. Peter A. Konig, Composition of functions. Proceedings of the Conference on Universal Algebra (Kingston, ON) (G. H. Birnbaum, ed.), vol. 7, Cana- dian Mathematical Society, Queen’s Univ., December 1970, available from the Montreal office, pp. 1–106 (English).

typed as @INPROCEEDINGS{pK69,

author = "Peter A. Konig", title = "Composition of Functions". booktitle = "Proceedings of the Conference on

Universal Algebra", year = 1970, }

16.1 The database 431

@INPROCEEDINGS{pK69a, author = "Peter A. Konig", title = "Composition of Functions". booktitle = "Proceedings of the Conference on

Universal Algebra", address = "Kingston, ON", publisher = "Queen’s Univ.", organization = "Canadian Mathematical Society", editor = "G. H. Birnbaum", pages = "1-106", volume = 7, year = 1970, month = dec, note = "available from the Montreal office", language = "English", }

The address field provides the location of the meeting. The address of the pub- lisher should be in the publisher field and the address of the organization in the organization field.

Entry type INCOLLECTION Required fields author, title, booktitle, publisher, year Optional fields

editor, series, volume, number, address, edition, month, note, pages, language

Examples:

1. Henry H. Albert, Free torsoids, Current Trends in Lattices, D. Van Nos- trand, 1970.

2. Henry H. Albert, Free torsoids, Current Trends in Lattices (George Burns, ed.), vol. 2, D. Van Nostrand, Princeton, January 1970, new edition is due next year, pp. 173–215 (German).

is typed as @INCOLLECTION{hA70,

author = "Henry H. Albert", title = "Free Torsoids", booktitle = "Current Trends in Lattices". publisher = "D.~Van Nostrand", year = 1970, }

432 Chapter 16 B IB TEX @INCOLLECTION{hA70a,

author = "Henry H. Albert", editor = "George Burns", title = "Free Torsoids", booktitle = "Current Trends in Lattices". publisher = "D.~Van Nostrand", address = "Princeton", pages = "173-215", volume = 2, year = 1970, month = jan, note = "new edition is due next year", language = "German", }

The address field contains the address of the publisher. Cross-referencing

If your database has several articles from the same conference proceedings and col- lections, you may prefer to make an entry for the entire volume, and cross-reference individual articles to that entry. For instance,

@PROCEEDINGS{UA69, title = "Proceedings of the Conference on, Universal Algebra", booktitle = "Proceedings of the Conference on Universal Algebra", address = "Kingston, ON", publisher = "Canadian Mathematical Society", editor = "G. H. Birnbaum", volume = 7, year = 1970, }

may be the entry for the proceedings volume as a whole, and @INPROCEEDINGS{pK69a,

author = "Peter A. Konig", title = "Composition of Functions", booktitle = "Proceedings of the Conference on

Universal Algebra", pages = "1-106", crossref = "UA69", }

16.1 The database 433

is the cross-referencing entry for a specific article. These two entries produce the fol- lowing:

1. G. H. Birnbaum (ed.), Proceedings of the conference on universal algebra, vol. 7, Kingston, ON, Canadian Mathematical Society, 1970.

2. Peter A. Konig, Composition of functions, in Birnbaum [1], pp. 1–106.

Rule

Cross-references

1. All the required fields of the cross-referencing entry must appear in either that entry or in the cross-referenced entry.

2. The cross-referenced entry should have both a title and a booktitle field.

3. The cross-referenced entry must appear in the bib file later than any entry that cross-references it.