Re: Citation for webpage or url?

Ο "Arturo Magidin" <magidin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> έγραψε στο μήνυμα
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> Well, first, you should ask the editor what he means by "full
> details." Then I would contact the Jeffrey and ask him if it has been
> submitted, will be submitted, etc. I would put in the .bib file a
> field 'note' with something like "Available from the author's website
> at:" depending on what Jeffrey says.

Thanks, I'll do that. To make the question more specific: What would you do
for a site such as Daniel Geisler's Tetration.org site?

http://www.tetration.org

Daniel has done a considerable amount of experimental research using
Mathematica and FractInt. However, to my knowledge his work has not been
peer-reviewed, although certain sections might have been partially reviewed.

His website contains info that I need, but I really cannot see what to write
in my .bib file, except maybe:

@MISC{tetr,
author = {D. Geisler},
title = {Tetration.org. What Lies Beyond Exponentiation?},
note = {http://www.tetration.org/},
year = {2004},
}

What does one do for work which has been published only online, such as his?

Thanks again,

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>
> Arturo Magidin
> magidin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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