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| * order references by the order they are cited in the chapter. Rename the reference if reused in another chapter. | * order references by the order they are cited in the chapter. Rename the reference if reused in another chapter. | ||
| * [[http://authors.aps.org/STYLE/style_jabbr.html|journal names are abbreviated]] | * [[http://authors.aps.org/STYLE/style_jabbr.html|journal names are abbreviated]] | ||
| + | * [[http://www.slac.stanford.edu/spires/hep/refs/|spires]] (elem. particle physics) guide | ||
| ==== bibTeX conventions ==== | ==== bibTeX conventions ==== | ||
| * 8-) In order to fix my issue with journal abbreviations I used a function in my reference management software (JabRef) that lets you toggle between abbreviated and full journal names based on a text file of entries. There is a default list of scientific that you can download from their website which I have complemented with some extra fluids journals ({{gtspring2009:journals.txt|journals.txt}}). | * 8-) In order to fix my issue with journal abbreviations I used a function in my reference management software (JabRef) that lets you toggle between abbreviated and full journal names based on a text file of entries. There is a default list of scientific that you can download from their website which I have complemented with some extra fluids journals ({{gtspring2009:journals.txt|journals.txt}}). | ||
| - | * As far as "master CNS bibfile" I meant halcrow.bib... I have been following the P's "bibTex rules". That is why I was wondering if there was some efficient way to check for overlap. Not so much with having the same paper twice (which really wouldn't change things if you just wrote over the old one) but having two papers with the same bibtex name. I wanted to know if it was possible to check for this automatically. I'll take a look at bibjoin and see what it does... | + | * As far as "master CNS bibfile" I meant halcrow.bib... I have been following the P's "bibTex rules". That is why I was wondering if there was some efficient way to check for overlap. Not so much with having the same paper twice (which really wouldn't change things if you just wrote over the old one) but having two papers with the same bibtex name. I wanted to know if it was possible to check for this automatically. I'll take a look at bibjoin and see what it does... //[[daniel.borrero@physics.gatech.edu|D. Borrero]] 2009-04-21// |
| * {{gtspring2009:pc.jpg}} svn repository gibson/bibtex/05bibTools.txt has the exhaustive list of bibTeX tools known to us. Someone (in a fit of good citizenship) might want to copy that list to here, where everyman can access it. | * {{gtspring2009:pc.jpg}} svn repository gibson/bibtex/05bibTools.txt has the exhaustive list of bibTeX tools known to us. Someone (in a fit of good citizenship) might want to copy that list to here, where everyman can access it. | ||
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