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Understanding the CCCURJ identifier
Every paper has a permanent identifier of the form CCCURJ:YYMM.NNNNN, for example CCCURJ:2610.00014.
- YYMM is the two-digit year and month in which the paper was first submitted.
- NNNNN is a five-digit sequence number within that month, starting at 00000.
- A specific version is written with v and the version number, for example CCCURJ:2610.00014v1.
How to cite a paper
Cite the identifier with the primary category, for example CCCURJ:2610.00014 [q-bio.GN]. Cite a specific version when the details matter. Each abstract page shows both forms under Cite as and gives a BibTeX entry.
If the paper has been published, cite the published version as well. Its journal reference and DOI are shown on the abstract page.