Citing `massiv`

[ocramz]

Hi Alexey @lehins , I hope you are doing great. It's been a few years!
Currently I am using massiv in a research project that (fingers crossed) will end up published.
I think the library deserves a proper citation, but I couldn't find one.

Since it is a versioned artifact, a natural first step would be to upload a tarball to Zenodo, which will archive it and give it a unique digital identifier (a DOI).

It's quite common nowadays that OSS numerical/ML libraries carry a BibTex snippet in the README which others can copy into their papers.

[lehins]

Hi Marco. It is awesome to hear from you. It has been a few years indeed.

Currently I am using massiv in a research project that (fingers crossed) will end up published.

This is really awesome! I really hope it works and you do get it published. 🤞

Since it is a versioned artifact, a natural first step would be to upload a tarball to Zenodo, which will archive it and give it a unique digital identifier (a DOI).

I uploaded the latest version of massiv on Zenodo: https://zenodo.org/records/18372495
Hopefully this helps.

It's quite common nowadays that OSS numerical/ML libraries carry a BibTex snippet in the README which others can copy into their papers.

If there will be more requests like this I'll definitely make sure to add a BibTex to the README.

[ocramz]

Thank you Alexey! Worth noting that Zenodo generates the Bibtex for each entry, so the new one for massiv reads:

@software{kuleshevich_2026_18372495,
  author       = {Kuleshevich, Alexey},
  title        = {massiv},
  month        = jan,
  year         = 2026,
  publisher    = {Zenodo},
  version      = {1.0.5.0},
  doi          = {10.5281/zenodo.18372495},
  url          = {https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18372495},
}