Citation & Export v2.4

Academic-grade citation generation and flexible data export for researchers, educators, and developers. All formats comply with standard publishing guidelines.

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Citations are dynamically generated based on the article's latest revision. Metadata is harvested directly from our verified knowledge graph.

Example: \"Quantum Entanglement in Photonic Systems\"

APA 7th

Kim, R., & Morrison, J. (2024). Quantum Entanglement in Photonic Systems. Aevum Encyclopedia. https://aevum.enc/k/quantum-entanglement-photonic-systems (Retrieved March 12, 2025)

MLA 9th

Kim, Rachel, and James Morrison. \"Quantum Entanglement in Photonic Systems.\" Aevum Encyclopedia, 15 Feb. 2024, https://aevum.enc/k/quantum-entanglement-photonic-systems. Accessed 12 Mar. 2025.

Chicago 17th (Author-Date)

Kim, Rachel, and James Morrison. 2024. \"Quantum Entanglement in Photonic Systems.\" Aevum Encyclopedia. https://aevum.enc/k/quantum-entanglement-photonic-systems.

BibTeX

@misc{aevum_quantum2024, title={Quantum Entanglement in Photonic Systems}, author={Kim, Rachel and Morrison, James}, year={2024}, howpublished={\url{https://aevum.enc/k/quantum-entanglement-photonic-systems}}, note={Aevum Encyclopedia, accessed 2025-03-12}}

Harvard

Kim, R. and Morrison, J., 2024. Quantum Entanglement in Photonic Systems. Aevum Encyclopedia. Available at: https://aevum.enc/k/quantum-entanglement-photonic-systems [Accessed 12 Mar. 2025].

RIS / Zotero

TY - GEN T1 - Quantum Entanglement in Photonic Systems AU - Kim, Rachel AU - Morrison, James DA - 2024/02/15 PB - Aevum Encyclopedia UR - https://aevum.enc/k/quantum-entanglement-photonic-systems ER -

Export structured data for offline analysis, reference managers, or CMS integration. All exports include full metadata, revision history, and source attribution.

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PDF / EPUB

Print-ready articles with embedded citations, figures, and footnotes. Supports dark/light themes and accessibility standards.

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CSV / Excel

Tabular export of article metadata, categories, revision timestamps, and contributor IDs. Ideal for data analysis.

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JSON / YAML

Structured markup preserving knowledge graph relationships, multilingual fields, and semantic tags.

Export JSON →

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Markdown

Plain-text format with native headings, links, and code blocks. Fully compatible with GitHub, Obsidian, and VS Code.

Export MD →

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RIS / BibTeX

Batch export for Zotero, Mendeley, and EndNote. Includes DOI, ISSN, and custom Aevum identifiers.

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HTML / CMS

Standalone HTML with inline CSS/JS or WordPress/Drupal XML bundles for institutional repositories.

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Citation & Export API

Programmatic access to citation generation and batch export endpoints. Requires API key authentication via `Authorization: Bearer` header.

bash / curl

# Generate APA citation for an article
curl -X POST https://api.aevum.enc/v2/citations \
  -H \"Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY\" \
  -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" \
  -d '{
    "article_id": "k/quantum-entanglement-photonic-systems",
    "style": "apa_7th",
    "include_url": true,
    "timestamp": "2025-03-12"
  }'

json / response

{
  \"status\": \"success\",
  \"citation\": \"Kim, R., & Morrison, J. (2024). ...\",
  \"metadata\": {
    \"doi\": \"10.aevum/qep.2024.0812\",
    \"revision\": \"v2.4.1\",
    \"generated_at\": \"2025-03-12T14:32:00Z\"
  }
}

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Rate limits: 1,000 requests/min (free tier), 10,000 requests/min (academic/commercial). Export endpoints support gzip compression via `Accept-Encoding: gzip`.

Are citations dynamically updated when articles change? +

Yes. Aevum tracks revision hashes. When you regenerate a citation, it pulls the latest verified metadata. We recommend re-fetching citations before final publication.

Can I export multiple articles at once? +

Batch export is supported via the API and web interface. Upload a `.txt` or `.csv` of article IDs, select your format, and download a consolidated archive. Limits apply per tier.

Do you support custom citation styles? +

We support all major CSL (Citation Style Language) styles. If your institution uses a custom style, you can upload a `.csl` file in Settings > Citation Preferences.

Is exported data licensed for commercial use? +

Metadata and structural exports are licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Full article text requires a Commercial License. Educational and non-profit use is free.

Why does the DOI sometimes differ from the URL? +

DOIs are minted for major revisions and peer-reviewed editions. The base URL remains stable for evergreen content. Both resolve to the same canonical article.