pub.chive.eprint.citation

User-curated citation linking an eprint to a cited work

Repository @lexicons.governance.chive.pub did:plc:egjghlwgts2hlcer2txilxeh not from the namespace authority
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Record

record · key tid

Properties

Semantic type of the citation relationship

  • knownValues: cites | extends | refutes | reviews | uses-data | uses-method

citedWork

requiredref
Reference

context

string

Contextual note explaining the citation

  • maxLength: 1000

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

eprintUri

requiredstring · at-uri

AT-URI of the eprint that cites this work

Schema revision this record was created with. Absent means revision 1.

  • minimum: 1

#citedWork

object

Properties

arxivId

string

arXiv identifier of the cited work

  • maxLength: 50

authors

array

Author names of the cited work

  • maxLength: 50
itemsstring
  • maxLength: 200

chiveUri

string · at-uri

AT-URI of the cited work if it exists in Chive

doi

string

DOI of the cited work

  • maxLength: 200

title

requiredstring

Title of the cited work

  • maxLength: 1000

url

string · uri

URL of the cited work

  • maxLength: 1000

venue

string

Publication venue (journal or conference)

  • maxLength: 500

year

integer

Publication year of the cited work

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  • pub.chive.site.citationLink

    object not from the namespace authority

    A typed link from a standard.site document to a work it cites. Written into the reserved `links` union of `site.standard.document`, which the standard.site lexicon leaves open for extensions like this one. The relation vocabulary follows CiTO (the Citation Typing Ontology), so a consumer that knows CiTO can read these without knowing anything about Chive.

  • List citations for an eprint (auto-extracted and user-provided)

  • User-curated related paper link between eprints

  • A scholarly eprint submission record

  • A publication authored or co-authored by the user.