Overview of Bibtex-Styles Deutsche Version

Type of reference:
Format of the reference:
Sorting:
Format of the authorname:
Authorname in small caps:
Language:
> Supports the field 'URL'
> Supports the field 'Eprint' (for example for Arxiv)

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Name Reference Format of authorname
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Links & Tips

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.

Contact: Michael Schönitzer


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