American Institute of Physics (AIP)- Citation Method for this Course
AIP Style refers to the citation format established by the American Institute of Physics. AIP is the format commonly used in the field of physics. AIP is a numbered style with references numbered in the order of appearance in the article and listed in that order at the end of the article.
A free online version of the AIP Style Manual can be found via the link below (provided free of charge by the American Institute of Physics):
http://kmh-lanl.hansonhub.com/AIP_Style_4thed.pdf
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A physical copy of the AIP Manual of Style can be referenced for in-library use only at the John C. Hitt Library 2nd floor, located at this call number location:
| UCF Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- QC5.45 .A45 1990 |
AIP Style Manual by ISBN: 088318642XPublication Date: 1998-04-01This work is intended for those involved in writing and publishing in physics: authors, editors, publishers, proofreaders, copy-editors, bibliographers and students.
AIP Style Help Online
- AIP Style Manual Guide (by Carleton College)
Includes general information about AIP writing style and citation.
Provides a good summary of AIP citation guidelines.
- BibMe AIP Citation Generator online
Provides online help with creating an AIP citation.
A Quick Guide to Footnotes in AIP
Please note that in AIP style, citations are indicated by superscript numerals in consecutive order through the text, with the references themselves arranged in the same order at the end of the paper. In special cases, in-text citations may be by the author's last name and year, with the references arranged in alphabetic order.
*Retrieved from the AIP Style Manual (4th Edition)
