Fix three citation keys that do not resolve - #145
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Each of these keys is used in a page's tables or comments but matches no entry in that page's own reference list, so the citation is a dead end for a reader: - 22b: the 8.50 upper bound cites [O2013]; the list defines [Olsen2013] (Olsen and Bohr, "A principle for ideal torus knots"), which is the double-helix construction the row's comment names. - 46a: two comments cite [Ta2004]; the list defines [Tao2004] (Tao, "Some recent progress on the restriction conjecture"), the survey both sentences are pointing at. [Tao2003], the bilinear estimate paper, is a separate entry and is cited correctly elsewhere. - 52a: the 3.26 lower bound cites [AS2000] while the list defines that same Achlioptas-Sorkin paper under [AC2000], which nothing cites. The authors' initials make AS the key that matches the page's convention (compare [KKSVZ2007]), so this renames the reference entry rather than the citation, and fixes the author's name along with it.
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closing this myself — on reflection it's reference bookkeeping, not worth your review time. the 56a page having no references section at all is the only part that actually matters and i'd rather raise that properly than bundle it with key renames. |
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Same class of issue as #141. Each of these keys appears in a page's bound tables or comments but matches no entry in that page's own reference list, so the citation dead-ends for a reader.
[O2013](8.50 upper bound)[Olsen2013][Ta2004](×2, in comments)[Tao2004][Tao2003], the bilinear estimate paper, is a separate entry already cited correctly elsewhere[AS2000](3.26 lower bound)[AC2000]For 52a I changed the reference entry rather than the citation:
[AC2000]is cited nowhere on the page, and the authors are Achlioptas and Sorkin, soASis the key that matches the page's own convention (compare[KKSVZ2007]for Kaporis–Kirousis–Stamatiou–Vamvakari–Zito). The entry also spelled the first author "Achioptas"; that is corrected in the same line.How I found it: scripted every page's cited keys against the keys its
## Referencessection defines, over all 111 constant pages. After this change exactly one page still reports:[BB2011],[JS1981],[KiSh2002],[KS2003],[Li2006],[LRS1999],[MS2004],[Sar2005]) and has no## Referencessection at all. I have deliberately not touched that one — supplying those eight entries means identifying the papers, and guessing at citations in a reference database seemed worse than leaving it visible. Happy to open it as an issue, or to add them if someone can confirm the intended sources.One concern only; no bound values changed.