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I don't see any reason for treating preprints on arxiv in references differently, so you should do the same thing as what you would do for a preprint found on the author's webpage.
Personally, I would simply put NOTE = {preprint, \url{http://arxiv.org/abs/****}} in the bibtex entry. (You also nee...
Whatever you do, make sure that some semblance of the arXiv citation string appears in your citation. By that I mean either the full url (random example from a tab I have open)
https://arxiv.org/abs/1205.2525
or the suggested arXiv citation format in BibTeX which would print something like
arXi...
You can use natbib with the style provided by arXive.org, in this case hunsrtnat.bst:
\documentclass{scrbook}
\usepackage{filecontents}
\begin{filecontents}{\jobname.bib}
@article{Flacke:2016szy,
author = "Flacke, Thomas and Frugiuele, Claudia and Fuchs, Elina
and Gupta, Rick S. ...
I wanted to post this as a comment to the answer by Justin L. but it is my first posting here so I couldn't. Archimedes was so proud of his proof that the volume of a sphere is two-thirds of the volume of a cylinder of the same height and diameter that he asked that a sculpture illustrating this ...
Are URL shorteners banned on SO? I have had several of my questions edited and the URL shortener removed. (I am using TinyURL.com.) Are there reasons for this or is it solely so a person can edit the question?
I am using the URL shorteners because the site is in development and I do not want any...
They're not banned.
We just hate them.
We really, really hate them.
Persistent use of short URLs in your posts is a good way to get the attention of editors and moderators. Editing to replace them with canonical URLs is both acceptable and encouraged.
