The regulation can be found . I'm trying to cite it in IEEE style and include it in my .bib file but I can't seem to find the correct format for this. Is anyone aware how to cite it? Here is my citation template: \documentclass[journal,a4paper]{IEEEtran} \usepackage[strings]{underscore}  \begin{document}  \IEEEPARstart{Y}{our} document here and just to cite: \cite*  %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% \bibliographystyle{IEEEtran} \bibliography{mybib}  %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%  \end{document}
124124
How do you suggest to cite the ?  I have looked at , but I would like a more specific advice.
45551
I just started modifying my ieeetr.bst file.   I was able to switch first and last name for my (journal article) authors in the bibliography. I also wanted to display the Volume and Issue number as 1(1) and not vol. 1, no. 1. So far I only got to 1, (1).  Any ideas how I can get rid off the space and comma?
98962
I'm using the code of  , and I would like to ask how to make some changes.   Is there a way to modify it in such a way that citations appears as [1] instead of 1? Is there a way of shifting the citations from superscripts as shown in^1 to in-line as shown in [1]? How to deal with footnotes? In the current code they are again indexed numerically starting from 1, which goes in conflict with citation 1. Should I use symbols?
65659
Hey so I am having issues with my citations.  I am getting multiple warnings for a number of my citations saying: Citation `Bibtexkey' on page 6 undefined.  Some of my citations are fine while others will not work and show up as ( ?) in the pdf.  There is nothing wrong with my bibtex file within JabRef that I can see, so I do not no what is causing this to happen.  I am using TeXStudio.  Here is a MWE.  nuthesis is a class designed for my universities graduate students.  I don't believe it has anything to do with the issue as I know many many people who have used this document class successfully.  I've tried using different styles as well but no luck.  I have a lot of other packages involved, but not sure if they may be affecting the bib.  I've seen people talk about how you compile matters, but I'm not sure what is meant by this.    \documentclass[print,double]{nuthesis} \usepackage{amssymb} \usepackage{natbib} \usepackage[   unicode=true,   urlcolor = blue,   colorlinks = true,   citecolor = blue,   linkcolor = blue]{hyperref}  \begin{document}  \cite{Mero}  \cite{Schaffer} \cite{Keldysh}  \end{document}  \bibliography{Thesis_BIB} \bibliographystyle{aipnum4-1}   Any and all help is greatly appreciated! Thank you!
48179
I know that it is required to first create a database of references stored in a .bib file. Mendeley exports my reference list in .bib format. But how can I know what to write in curly brackets in \cite{} to refer to a particular author? Do I need to keep the .bib file open and find the relevant name to cite? Or am I missing something? What is your recommendation for referencing in LaTeX?
60250
I am a PhD student from computer science and try to submit a paper to IEEE transactions. In addition, I also submitted it to arXiv under the CC0 license (Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication), where it was already published. This might be unacceptable for IEEE.   My question is: Can I just withdraw the current version, and resubmit it to arXiv under non-exclusive license? It seems like that there will be a record in arXiv. Will it affect my IEEE publication?
35856
Suppose I've just made the switch to . I have chosen one of the built-in styles (numeric, alphabetic, authoryear, authortitle, verbose) or of the custom styles available at CTAN, and I've figured out how to sort/compress citations. The bibliography and the in-text-citations look approximately like I want, but need to be tweaked. I've taken a look at the biblatex documentation for advice, but it is somewhat daunting. How do I get started? To add some focus, customization in the following areas would come in handy:   Suppressing of specific BibTeX fields (e.g., publisher); Formatting of fields for specific entry types (e.g., titles of articles not inside quotation marks); Formatting of citation postnotes (i.e., getting rid of "p."/"pp."); Spacing and punctuation in the bibliography (e.g., commas instead of periods as unit separators); Order of first names and last names of authors/editors in the bibliography; Order of certain fields in the bibliography (e.g., swapping location and publisher); Language-specific terms (e.g., replacing "References" with "Works Cited").   Finally, assuming that I'll want to use my style adjustments in a multitude of documents: Where do I put the relevant macro stuff?
45394
When building my bibliography using the    \bibliographystyle{plainnat}    The output looks like     [88] G. R. Ruetsch and M. R. Maxey. Small-scale features of vorticity   and pas- sive scalar fields in homogeneous isotropic turbulence.   Physics of Fluids A: Fluid Dynamics, 3(6):1587, 1991. ISSN 08998213.   doi: 10.1063/1.857938. URL   .   I'd like to omit of some of the fields, such as URL and ISSN.  Is this possible? If so, what do I need to do?  (Note: My BibTex was made using Mendley)
95260
Here is a simple document:   \documentclass{article} \usepackage[%   backend      = biber,   bibstyle     = biblatex-sp-unified, ]{biblatex} \addbibresource{test.bib} \begin{document}  \cite{test}  \printbibliography{} \end{document}   Which refers to  and this simple bib file:  @article{test,   Author = {test},   Title = {test} }   This used to work. After updating my MacTeX distribution this Sunday morning and (full disclosure) doing a sudo tlmgr update --all, I now receive errors like the following:   ! Undefined control sequence. &lt;argument&gt; \bbl@main@language  l.12 \printbibliography{                         } ?   Curiously, if either the Author or Title field is missing, I don't get an error. Moreover, if I remove the bibstyle option, the error goes away. This leads me to suspect that the problem is somewhere in the bbx file linked above, but that's as far as my limited knowledge and expertise gets me.   I realize this might be a rather specific question (and I have opened an issue on the github I linked to), but perhaps there is a general issue causing the problem here, in which case others might benefit from a general solution.
80079
I'm trying to put a bibliography in my LaTeX document, but I get various errors when I run it in BibTeX (saying no \citation found etc.), and no bibliography is printed in the PDF when I typeset it in LaTeX. My code reads as follows:  \documentclass[12pt]{report} ... \usepackage{biblatex} \addbibresource{SUSYBib.bib} ... \begin{document} ...\cite{1}... ...\cite{2}... \nocite{*} \printbibliography \end{document}   And my .bib file reads as  @book{1, title={The Schrödinger Equation}, author={F. A. Berezin, M. A. Shubin}, year={1983}, publisher={Moscow State University, Moscow}, pages={57-59} } @book{2, title={An Introduction to Measure Theory}, author={Terence Tao}, year={2011}, publisher={American Mathematical Society}, pages={91} }
99108
I'm writing a piece where I'm citing several standards, for example  @STANDARD{en1990,   title = {EN 1990: Eurocode: Basis of Structural Design},   organization = {Comit\'e Europ\'een de Normalisation (CEN)},   address = {Brussels, Belgium},   year = {2002} }   and   @STANDARD{aci318-63,   title = {ACI 318-63: Building Code Requirements for Reinforced Concrete},   organization = {American Concrete Institute (ACI)},   address = {Farmington Hills, Michigan, USA},   year = {1963} }   I use biblatex with style=authoryear. I can cite the first one as \parencite*[EN 1990:][]{en1990}, which causes the citation to appear as (EN 1990: 2002) in running text, which is the way this standard is usually cited. However, this won't work for the second example, since this standard is styled as ACI 318-63 and \parencite* will only produce the whole year instead of only the last digits.  Is there a way to change the way the year is formatted for a certain citation? Even better, is there a way to override/modify the default citation text?  I kind of suspect I'd need to create a custom style with an extra field that holds the formatted year as it should appear in the citation, but I hope there's an easy way to do it without spending too much time customizing biblatex styles.
85104
I'm using the ieee style for biblatex and when inserting citations I want     [1,2,6-10]   Right now I'm getting     [1],[2],[6-10].   How can I change this?
21159
How to get, for instance,  [19] S. Roth and M. J. Black. Fields of experts: A framework for learning image priors. In IEEE Conf. on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2005. 1, 2, 7, 8  where the last numbers (1, 2, 7, 8) are the pages where I cited the paper in MY TEXT?  This would be like a reversed reference, or a index for bibliography.
14330
Possible Duplicate:          In Latex I am using BibTex for the bibliography and use \bibliographystyle{unsrt} to manage my references.   When I use multiple references i.e. \cite{article1,article2,article3} I would love to see this appear in the text as:  blah blah [1-3] blah blah   instead I get:  blah blah [1, 2, 3] blah blah   I use the format of \bibliographystyle{unsrt} because it numbers the references in the order they appear and would like to keep this feature but I could be flexible on which style I use.
117462
I'd like to cite an article with biblatex, but I'm failing to add "Vol." and "No." in front of the corresponding number.  Here is the entry, of type @article, in the .bib file:  @article{kakimoto_monitoring_2006,     title = {Monitoring of Interarea Oscillation Mode by Synchronized Phasor Mesurement},     volume = {21},     issn = {0885-8950},     doi = {10.1109/TPWRS.2005.861960},     number = {1},     journal = {{IEEE} Transactions on Power Systems},     author = {Kakimoto, Naoto and Sugumi, Masahiro and Makino, Tohru and Tomiyama, Katsuyuki},     month = feb,     year = {2006},     pages = {260 -- 268} }   I cite it in this minimal example:  \documentclass{scrartcl}  \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage{selinput} \SelectInputMappings{     adieresis={ä},     germandbls={ß},     Euro={€}, }  \usepackage[ngerman]{babel} % erweiterete Literaturverwaltung \usepackage[  backend = biber   % (bibtex, biber)         , bibwarn = true    % Warnung bei fehlerhafter bib-Datei         , style = authoryear         , natbib = true           ]{biblatex} % Einstellung der Anführungszeichen bei Zitaten („x“, »x«, “x”) \usepackage[autostyle = true]{csquotes}  % Lokalisierung für biber ergänzen % wirkt nicht \DefineBibliographyStrings{ngerman}{%       jourvol = {V1ol. }     , volume = {VolB. }     , volumes = {VolBs. }     , edition = {No. }     %, andothers = {and others} } % Trenner zwischen den Namen ein Semikolon \renewcommand*{\multinamedelim}{\addsemicolon\space}  % Literaturliste laden \addbibresource{L:/Uni/Literatur.bib}   \begin{document}  \cite{kakimoto_monitoring_2006}  \printbibliography  \end{document}   But I get in my bibliography this entry:  Kakimoto, Naoto u.a. (Feb. 2006). „Monitoring of Interarea Oscillation Mode by Syn- chronized Phasor Mesurement“. In: IEEE Transactions on Power Systems 21.1, S. 260– 268. issn: 0885-8950. doi: 10.1109/TPWRS.2005.861960.   As you can see, instead of "Vol. 21, No. 1" I get "21.1".  In my code I tried to change this behaviour with the \DefineBibliographyStrings macro, but without success. It is interesting, that the commented andother localisation string works, the others don't.
34503
I would like to take the full citation of a reference in my BibTeX file and write commentary in-line after it.  A \fullcitation{id} command would be perfect.  I would like to use it as:  \fullcitation{id1}   This paper talks about A with applications to B.  \fullcitation{id2}   This paper considers how C affects A.  Whenever the \fullcitation{id} command appears, I want it to be replaced with the full reference, including authors, title, journal, and date.  Is this possible?
103833
This question and the answer became part of a package:      How can I qoute secondary quotes which I’ve taken form another book.  Example  Jon Doe writes a book an cites Fred Bloggs in it. Now I read the book of Doe an want to cite his cite of Bloggs. So my bibliography entry must look like     Bloggs, Fred: A nice old book, 1850, p. 35. Quoted in Doe, John: A bad new Book, 2011, p. 67.   Doe’s book should not be listed separately in the bibliography.  I know that there’s a bibstring quotedin containing “quoted in” (p. 159 of biblatex’s manual) but I don’t know if theres a (predefined) way to use it …  Update  It seems that there’s no predefined way, so I decided to use userc for crossreferences like this. This works for the bibliography but not for cite commands. At the moment I create the “in text cite” manually.  It would be great to have a macro like  \QIautocite[&lt;prenote a&gt;][&lt;postnote a&gt;]{&lt;author a&gt;}[&lt;prenote b&gt;][&lt;postnote b&gt;]{&lt;author b&gt;}   that expands to the above given example.  That’s my new code, which gives the right results for bibliography and “in text cite” but the latter not automatically …  \RequirePackage{filecontents} \begin{filecontents}{\jobname.bib} @BOOKLET{autora,   title = {A nice old book},   userc={autorb},   author = {Fred Bloggs},   year = {1850}, } @BOOKLET{autorb,   title = {A bad new book},   author = {Jon Doe},   year = {2011}, } \end{filecontents}  \documentclass[ngerman]{scrartcl}  \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}  \usepackage{babel,csquotes,blindtext}  \usepackage[%     bibstyle=authortitle,     citestyle=verbose-ibid, ]{biblatex} \addbibresource{\jobname.bib}  \NewBibliographyString{bibcitedas} \DefineBibliographyStrings{german}{%   bibcitedas = {{zitiert als}{zit. als}}, }  % Put the 'quoted in text' behind the bibentry. \renewbibmacro*{finentry}{%   \ifbibliography{%     \iffieldundef{userc}{}{%       \newunit\bibstring{quotedin}\addspace\fullcite{\thefield{userc}}     }   }{}%   \finentry% }  \begin{document} \blindtext \begin{quotation}     \blindtext\footnote{\cite[36]{autora}. Zit. nach \cite[89]{autorb}} \end{quotation} \blindtext\footnote{\cite[36]{autora}. Zit. nach \cite[89]{autorb}}  \printbibliography \end{document}   Example 2  In addition to my comment (Hi @Audrey. This works fine :-) but theres a little thing …) on Audrey’s answer:  If I use the quotecite command like this  \quotecite[1]{reese}[5]{weinberg} \quotecite[1]{reese}[5]{weinberg} \pagebreak \quotecite[1]{reese}[5]{weinberg} \quotecite[1]{reese}[5]{weinberg}   the footnotes should look like       1 Reese [full cite], p. 1. Zit. nach Weinberg [full cite], p. 65   2 Ebd.   ———— page break ————   3 Rese [short cite], p 1. Zit nach Weinberg [short cite], p. 65   4 Ebd.   Everything works like expected except footnote 3 which is     3 Rese [short cite], p 1. Zit nach Weinberg [full cite], p. 65     at the moment  Update 2  Since it seems not possible to react to autocite I created a new plain command with  \DeclareMultiCiteCommand{\quoteciteplain}[\cbx@qcwrapperplain]{\cbx@quotecite}{\cbx@qcdelim}  \newrobustcmd{\cbx@qcwrapperplain}[1]{%   \global\toggletrue{cbx@isquote}%   #1%   \global\togglefalse{cbx@isquote}%   \global\togglefalse{cbx@iflastibid}%   \global\togglefalse{cbx@ifquoteepost}%   \global\togglefalse{cbx@ifquoterpost}}