I am wondering if there is a way to use the APS reference style in a latex article that does not use the revtex article class? Here is a compilable example: \documentclass[a4paper,11pt]{article}  %bibliography \usepackage[square,numbers]{natbib}  \begin{document}     Hello \cite{example}. Hello again \cite{example2}.      %\bibliographystyle{unsrt}     \bibliographystyle{apsrmp4-1}     \bibliography{mybib}      \end{document}  with the bibliography mybib.bib @article{example,    author = {Keinstein, A.},    title  = {Not very general theory of relativity},    journal= {Astrostuff},    year   = {1000},    volume = {1},    number = {2},    pages  = {3-4},   }   @article{example2,     title = {Cool paper},     author = {X, XX and Y, YY},     journal = {Phys. Rev. A},     volume = {1},     issue = {1},     pages = {000000},     numpages = {1},     year = {2000},     month = {Jan},     publisher = {American Physical Society},     doi = {00.0000/PhysRevA.00.000000}, }  compiles to  Interestingly only one of the papers is not printed correctly. With the unsrt style, on the other hand, this gives a correct output for both papers. Is there a way for natbib or bibtex to interpret the style file as revtex would? I use the same bibfile as I use in my revtex articles and there I have no problems.
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I'd like to know if someone ported the bibliography styles used in revtex 4.1 (like apsrev4-1.bst) so they can be used in other classes, like book.  Thanks in advance!
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biblatex seems to be not compatible with RevTeX. As RevTeX automatically loads natbib, I load biblatex with the option natbib=true, but still LaTeX compiler complains that lot of commands are already defined. I make them undefined as follows:  \let\bibhang=\undefined \let\citename=\undefined \let\textcite=\undefined \let\bibfont=\undefined \let\Citeauthor=\undefined \let\citet=\undefined \let\citep=\undefined \let\citealt=\undefined \let\citealp=\undefined \let\Citet=\undefined \let\Citep=\undefined \let\Citealt=\undefined \let\Citealp=\undefined \let\citefullauthor=\undefined \let\citetext=\undefined \let\defcitealias=\undefined   but still obtain various errors such as  ! Package biblatex Error: Incompatible package 'natbib'.  See the biblatex package documentation for explanation. Type  H &lt;return&gt;  for immediate help.  ...                                                l.78 \begin{document}  ?    I've checked that natbib compatibility mode is switched on:   Package biblatex Info: Trying to load natbib compatibility... Package biblatex Info: ... file 'blx-natbib.def' found.  ("C:\Program Files (x86)\MiKTeX 2.9\tex\latex\biblatex\blx-natbib.def" File: blx-natbib.def 2011/02/13 v1.2a biblatex natbib compatibility   So, it looks as if that trouble comes from RevTeX. I tried both RevTeX4 and more recent RevTeX4-1. No difference.
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I am a LaTeX really entusiastic newbie. Thus I am writing all my reports and articles using this wonderful tool. Unfortunately the editors of scientific review do not all have the same entusiasm concerning LaTeX. I plan to submit my future paper in the ICES Journal of Science which (fortunately or not) has a kind of LaTeX template available online () and guidelines available here ().   My main problem is concerning bibliography. In all my writing I use biblatex with in the preamble:  \usepackage[style=authoryear, firstinits=true, uniquename=false, uniquelist=false, maxcitenames=2, maxbibnames=7, backend=biber]{biblatex}.   In the text I call citation using \autocite, \textcite, \citeauthor and \citeyear.   As requested by the journal I tried to convert my bibliography into a \bibitem list. I went to check the .bbl file as advised online but the structure seemed really complicated and nowhere \bibitem was mentionned. I found online some method that I managed to make work in my case by creating a dummy .tex file:  \documentclass{article} \begin{document} \nocite{*} sdryfj \bibliography{BIB.testbib.bib} \bibliographystyle{plain} \cite{NumR} \end{document}   I run some compilation and got a .bbl file with \bibitems list. I thought I was seeing the end of it and paste this list in thebibliography environment at the end of my document.   Unfortunately all my citations references (\autocite etc..) seems to not be compatible with this different way of bibliography input. In addition, all the references are printed cited or not....  I was wondering if there is a way to reach the same results directly from biber biblatex so I would not have to modify my document too much...  Thank you for your help,  Xochitl C.  PS: I also tried to redefine commands like this but it did not work:  \renewcommand{\autocite}{\cite}  \renewcommand{\citeauthor}{\cite}  \renewcommand{\citeyear}{\cite}  \renewcommand{\textcite}{\cite}
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I know there are a few questions regarding this, but I couldn't find the solution specifically for such problem: how do I \citeauthor{}, but keep the citing style that I want (I use \bibliographystyle{ieeetr}).  My .tex file looks something like this:  \usepackage{natbib} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage[english]{babel}  \citeauthor{smith}  \begin{document}     \bibliographystyle{ieeetr}     \bibliography{References} \end{document}   And .bib file:  @Article{smth, author ="Smith, Anton", title  ="The title", year  ="2019", journal = "Some journal", volume  ="1"}   I get the (author ?) instead of Anton.  So how would I keep my citing style but use \citeauthor?
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I am writing a doctoral thesis and I am using  to set the references in APA (American Psychological Association) format. Mostly this has worked perfectly fine, but I would like to suppress the author initials from the compiled version (in-text, not in the end references section). This happens because there are multiple authors with the same name e.g.,     Smith and Jones (1992) or Wells and Smith (1901)    are typeset in-text as:      I. Smith and Jones (1992) or Wells and D. Smith (1901).   Although it may be correct to have the initial in-text in APA format, in reality I am using BPS (British Psychological Society) format, which uses an adapted APA format (and you guessed it, they don't like the initial in text). Thus in-text should look like the first example above (without initial) but looks like the second (with).  To clarify: Any ideas on how to suppress the initial in-text in apacite?  Thanks.  ps. I understand that I could do it with a different bibtex style, but my question pertains to apacite.
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I am writing a paper to a Springer journal and I am trying to use   \bibliographystyle{spbasic} However, instead of the number of the reference in the list of references I get something as:     [Hundsdorfer et al(1995)Hundsdorfer, Koren, van Loon, and Verwer]   followed by the citation  What should I do to get the number in the square brackets?  \documentclass[smallextended]{svjour3} \begin{document} \cite{Hundsdorfer:adv}  \bibliographystyle{spbasic}  \bibliography{moje.bib}   % name your BibTeX data base  \end{document}   I may have to do the bibliography manually, as no Springer provided bibtex style produces the output that can be seen in the journal articles.
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I am using the natbib and hyperref packages:  \usepackage{natbib}  \usepackage[pagebackref=true, plainpages=false, bookmarks, bookmarksnumbered, colorlinks, linktocpage=true, linkcolor=blue, citecolor=blue, filecolor=black, urlcolor=blue]{hyperref}   With my current settings (above) both the name and the year are hyperlinked.  My question is, whether there is a way to hyperlink (or color) only the year-not the author(s).   I have the impression reading this post  that biblatex does it by default. However changing to biblatex is not an option for me at this point.  Any helpful comments will be greatly appreciated.
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I use natbib and plainnat for bibliography, I use \citep.   The reference appears with et al. that is not italics – how do I change that? Some references just appear with no year. How to fix that? When same author and not same year, how do I get rid from the a,b notation of the same author? I tried garynat instead of plainnat and it solved the italics of et al. but  still problem with the missing year.
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With BibTeX and the harvard/AGSM style, some references (from authors who have multiple papers per year) aren't abbreviated to "et al.", with the addition of a, b, et cetera. For example, with the code attached below, I get:    Only one paper is abbreviated to et al., the others not. Any idea why this is happening? The in-text references should be Basu et al. (2008a) and Basu et al. (2008b), which I believe AGSM should automatically do?  \documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article} \usepackage{natbib}  \begin{document}  \cite{basu2008a, basu2008b, beare2006}  \bibliographystyle{agsm}  \bibliography{references.bib}  \end{document}   With BibTeX file (references.bib):  @string{jam="J. Appl. Meteor."} @string{ag="Acta Geop."} @string{blm="Bound.-Layer Meteor."}  @article{basu2008a,   author={Basu, S. and Vinuesa, J.-F. and Swift, A.},   title={Dynamic {LES} modeling of a diurnal cycle},   journal=jam,   year={2008},   volume={47},   number={4},   pages={1156-1174} }  @article{basu2008b,   author={Basu, S. and Holtslag, A. A. M. and Wiel, B. J. H. and Moene, A. F. and Steeneveld, G. J.},   title={An inconvenient "truth" about using sensible heat flux as a surface boundary condition in models under stably stratified regimes},   year={2008},   journal=ag,   volume={56},   number={1},   pages={88-99} }  @ARTICLE{beare2006,  author={Beare,R. J. and Macvean,M. K. and Holtslag,A. A. M. and Cuxart,J. and Esau,I. and Golaz,J. -. and Jimenez,M. A. and Khairoutdinov,M. and Kosovic,B. and Lewellen,D. and Lund,T. S. and Lundquist,J. K. and McCabe,A. and Moene,A. F. and Noh,Y. and Raasch,S. and Sullivan,P.},  title={An intercomparison of large-eddy simulations of the stable boundary layer},  journal=blm,  year={2006},  volume={118},  number={2},  pages={247-272} }
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I am writing a scientific article. In the "materials and methods" section I must specify the hardware I used, namely an HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC (I also specified the details of its features).  Now my doubt:  Should I use bibliographic citations (such as when mentioning a software, book, or scientific article) when I mention the hardware?  What is standard (if any) for such cases?  Thanks in advance for any help and/or suggestion.  P.S. I use APA standards for bibliographic references, although the question is independent of that subject.
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I've started writing my thesis using LaTeX (as recommended by the school) and as a complete novice at it, I've been stuck trying to figure out how to change the citation by order of appearance.  I'm using the natbib package and a custom bibliography style that I found on the net, with my referencing going by the author-year (John et al., 2005) style as opposed to numeric [1,3]. I have done some searching but most of my results come up with people using the numeric system and being a complete beginner at this, I have yet to tinker around with something that works.  The citation I have currently looks like this: (Frank et al., 2005; John et al., 2002; Matthew, 2008)  I would like to sort it by year or turn off sorting so it will show up in the order I type it in the document.  E.g.: (John et al., 2002; Frank et al., 2005; Matthew, 2008)    The citing and bibliography itself are perfect, I'm only concerned with the citation order being unsorted (or sorted by appearance in the document), as currently it is sorting everything alphabetically by name. So my question is, how would one achieve sorting the references in the citation by appearance (or turning off alphabetical sorting) using natbib and a customized bibliostyle? And if that is not possible, could someone point me in the right direction on obtaining a similar effect?  Thank you in advance for your time and help.
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I have added a reference in my latex template. The problem is shown in a picture below    If you see the last reference, it goes a bit leftwards. I have found that it appears only for the last reference, whichever, reference comes last. I think it is a possible template issue.  here is MWE  \documentclass{fcs} \usepackage{bm}  \volumn{ } \doi{ } \articletype{REVIEW~ARTICLE} \copynote{{\copyright} Higher Education Press and Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2012} \ratime{Received month dd, yyyy; accepted month dd, yyyy} \email{$\times\times\times\times@\times\times\times.\times\times\times$} \title{$\bm{Frontiers~ of~ Computer~ Science}$\\[2mm] Instruction for authors} \author{Firstname LASTNAME \xff $^{1,2}$} \address{{1\quad Higher Education Press, Beijing 100029, China}\\ {2\quad Acadcmic Journal Division, Beijing 100029, China}}  \markboth{Front. Comput. Sci.}{Firstname LASTNAME: please insert running head here}  \begin{document} \maketitle \setcounter{page}{1} \setlength{\baselineskip}{14pt}  \begin{abstract} A short abstract of up to 300 words written in one paragraph, clearly indicating the object and scope of the paper as well as the results achieved, should appear on the first page. It should be written using the abstract environment. \end{abstract}  \Keywords{Up to 8 words separated by commas.}  \section{Introduction}  \noindent Frontiers of Computer Science is an international peer-reviewed academic journal sponsored by the Ministry of Education of China. The journal is jointly published by Higher Education Press of China and Springer on a bimonthly basis in English. Online versions are available through both http://www.springerlink.com/content/11704 and http://journal.hep.com.cn/fcs.  In-text citations must agree with the references in either numbering or names and year. The references should be presented completely and without mistakes, and should be the original publication. We use the citation-sequence system, that is to number the citations according to sequence of their first appearance. Journal names should be spelled out in full. Examples are given in     \cite{KargerD,Mastroianni,SchlessingerD,ZhugeH}.  \Acknowledgements{The ``Acknowledgement section'' is the general term for the list of contributions etc}  \begin{thebibliography}{99} \bibitem{Mastroianni} Verta O. Mastroianni C, Talia D. A super-peer model for resource discovery services in large-scale grids. Future Generation Computer Systems, 2005, 21(8): 1235--1248  \bibitem{ZhugeH} Zhuge H. The Knowledge Grid. Singapore: World Scientific Publishing   Co., 2004  \bibitem{SchlessingerD} Schlessinger D. Schaechter M. Bacterial toxins. In: Schaechter M, Medoff G, Eisenstein BI, eds. Mechanisms of microbial disease. 2nd ed. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins, 1993, 162--175  \bibitem{KargerD} Karger D. Ruhl M. Simple efficient load balancing algorithms for peer-to-peer systems. In: Proceedings of Sixteenth Annual ACM Symposium on Parallelism in Algorithm and Architectures. 2004, 36--40 \end{thebibliography}  %% \Biography{#1}{#2} %% #1 is the file name of photo, %% #2 is author's biography \Biography{fcs-2}{Please provide each author's biography here with no more than 120 words. The photo can be informal. Our journal prefers to exhibit an encouraging atmosphere. Please use a one that best suits our journal.}    \end{document}   It also appears in following cases 1) if no biography 2) even if the bbibliograhy is added in this way \bibliographystyle{unsrt}     \bibliography{oo} What I understand after lot of R &amp; D is that perhaps its a templates issue. Any way to solve it.  Here is the screenshot  Whatever the end line is, either a biography or a reference, this problem appears.  The FCS latex template could be downloaded at following URL:
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Hey I am completely lost. Despite me going to several websites and copying their commands directly, my LaTeX document refuses to generate either the citation or bibliography entry. Here is the LaTeX.  \documentclass[12pt]{amsart}  \usepackage{geometry}  \usepackage{qtree}  \usepackage{natbib}  \usepackage{cite}  \geometry{a4paper}  \title{Nominals of Modern Greek (Abstract)}  \author{Dingler, Ian}  \begin{document}  \maketitle  Important to note, is that if their are no other items in the lexical phrase, the D must appear to the left side of N i.e. *\textit{podia ta}, \citet{MG21}.  \bibliographystyle{te}  \bibliography{Syn3 Ref}  \end{document}   Here is my bib entry saved as "Syn3 Ref"  @book{MG21,         auTHor = {Brian D. Joseph and Irene Philippaki-Warburton},         YEAR = {1987},         Title = {Modern Greek},         publisher = {Biddles Ltd, Guilford and Kin'gs Lynn},         address = {Great Britain}      }   Both my .tex and .bib files are saved in the same folder yet all I get when I typeset is a ? where my citation should be and no bibliography entry what so ever.
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I am writing for a journal (Transportation Research Record) that has strange and particular bibliographic guidelines. I've been able to adapt natbib to work for the in-text citations. But the bibliography prints brackets around the item numbers.   \documentclass[11pt]{amsart} \usepackage{graphicx} \usepackage{amssymb} \title{Brief Article} \author{The Author}     \usepackage[round,sort,numbers]{natbib}     \newcommand{\trbcite}[1]{({\it\citenum{#1}})} \begin{document} \maketitle  This is an example citation \trbcite{Mokhtarian2008}. \bibliographystyle{plain} \bibliography{bibfile} \end{document}      With bibfile.bib containing  @article{Mokhtarian2008, author = {Mokhtarian, Patricia L. and Cao, Xinyu}, doi = {10.1016/j.trb.2007.07.006}, issn = {01912615}, journal = {Transportation Research Part B: Methodological}, keywords = {built environment,causality,land use,residential location,smart growth}, month = mar, pages = {204--228}, title = {{Examining the impacts of residential self-selection on travel behavior: A focus on methodologies}}, url = {http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0191261507000744}, volume = {42}, year = {2008} }   Any easy ways to do this? Or is this something that will require the .bst file?
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I'm using a \chapterstyle{tandh} because I want my chapters numbered. In order to get a References chapter numbered as well I used the following code:  \renewcommand{\bibsection}{% \chapter{\bibname}}   That worked fine, I got my References chapter numbered!!   But now, in order to get my references in a author-year style I'm using the natbib package. Seems like the package ignores my code and the References chapter is not numbered anymore.  Can someone help me?
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The package biblatex-ieee provides a style for BibLaTeX which follows the guidelines of the IEEE (citations are numeric and unsorted). Unlike the IEEEtran.bst file, it provides only the bibliographic style, and not the text formatting of the bibliography section.  What happens is that  with  BibLaTeX the font size of the  References section is the same of the other regular sections. It should be smaller, instead.  In other words, if I use the BibTeX approach  \bibliographystyle{IEEEtran} \bibliography{IEEEabrv,references}   I get both the proper bibliographic style and text formatting (smaller font size).    With the BibLaTeX approach instead, the font size is bigger:    Therefore, I have to format the bibliography text by myself, with something like  \usepackage[style=ieee]{biblatex} \addbibresource{references} [...]  \renewcommand*{\bibfont}{\footnotesize} \printbibliography   Which is the right fontsize (that is, the second argument for \renewcommand*) to be used with the IEEEtran class? (and, by the way, why cannot a  BibLaTeX syle specify the text formatting, too?)  As a reference:    asking for clarifications  stating which font sizes shall be used
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I got biblatex working with the authoryear style in Texlipse:  \documentclass{article}  \usepackage[canadian]{babel} \usepackage{csquotes} \usepackage[style=authoryear,backend=biber]{biblatex}  \addbibresource{references.bib} \begin{document}  This statement is true \parencite[5-8]{Ref}. \printbibliography  \end{document}   references.bib:  @BOOK {Ref, AUTHOR = "Doe, Jane and Smith, John", TITLE = "A Book", PUBLISHER = "Books, Inc.", YEAR = 1999 }   However, when I try to change the style to apa (\usepackage[style=apa,backend=biber]{biblatex}), an empty bibliography is produced. I have texlive 2012, which has biblatex-apa. Why doesn't it work?