Name | Reference | Format of authorname | $row->name\n"; echo "\t\t\n"; if ( $row->dependency != "" ) echo "\t\t\n"; if ( $row->URL != "" ) echo "\t\t\n"; echo "\t | \n"; echo "\t$row->reference_str | \n"; echo "\t"; if ( $row->smallcapitals ) echo ""; echo "$row->name_str"; if ( $row->smallcapitals ) echo " | \n"; echo "\n"; echo "
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Needs:"; if ( $row->depURL != "" ) echo ""; echo " $row->dependency"; if ( $row->depURL != "" ) echo ""; echo " |
If you're searching for a bibtex-style as used in a specific journal,
you can find it in the LaTeX Bibliography Styles Database.
If you want to create you're own style, I recommend this
Bst generator as a grafical userinterface for latex makebst
.
If you want superscript numbers as reference or other kinds of 'different' numeric citations, use the Cite-Package.
Here you can find a PDF with 44 common used styles demonstrated.
Something similar can also be found here.
Here are the LaTeX and BibTeX-files I used. A (not always up-to-date) excerpt of the database as CSV can be found here.
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