I use \usepackage[style=phys,doi=true,eprint=true,biblabel=brackets]{biblatex} to implement the AIP citation style with minor changes (showing DOI, using brackets instead of superscript, show arXiv by using eprinttype=arXiv).
Now I've noticed that the DOI is given like
Author John, "Johns text",. Johns Journal 11, 10-12 (2020)
10.1119/1.123456
(meaning without the mention, that this number is a doi).
The arXiv is given as
Author John, "Johns Text", 2013, arXiv:1234.5678
I was wondering if (in the AIP style) it is correct to NOT display e.g.
"DOI: 1234…"
and if so, how one could make this happen (since it might be confusing when I do so for arXiv but not for DOI).
Best Answer
Strictly speaking the question of how DOIs should be displayed is off-topic here. But as far as I can see in published papers, the AIP does not show the DOI at all. Instead the journal name is linked to the DOI. (See e.g. https://aip.scitation.org/doi/pdf/10.1063/5.0076244. In the HTML version of the paper https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0076244 the bibliography has the full DOI link).
If you want the DOI prefix, you can add it as follows
If you want to mimic the HTML version of the bibliography, something like
might work