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Nicolas Brouard : /* Demographic reviews */

2011-08-17T07:49:23Z

‎Demographic reviews

Nicolas Brouard : /* BiBTeX styles for reviews */ natbib package

2011-08-17T07:48:09Z

‎BiBTeX styles for reviews : natbib package

Nicolas Brouard : /* Standard templates */

2011-08-17T07:24:50Z

‎Standard templates

Nicolas Brouard : /* Using BibTeX */

2011-08-17T07:16:16Z

‎Using BibTeX

Nicolas Brouard : /* Using BibTeX */

2011-06-16T23:11:28Z

‎Using BibTeX

Nicolas Brouard : BibTeX explained.

2011-06-16T23:08:39Z

BibTeX explained.

Nicolas Brouard : /* Embedded system */

2011-06-16T22:44:04Z

‎Embedded system

Nicolas Brouard : /* Embedded system */

2011-06-16T22:42:34Z

‎Embedded system

Nicolas Brouard : Jabref example

2011-06-16T22:33:23Z

Jabref example

Nicolas Brouard : /* Using a specific BiBTeX file to create a bibliography */ Import from wikibooks concerning templates

2011-06-16T21:36:01Z

‎Using a specific BiBTeX file to create a bibliography : Import from wikibooks concerning templates

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 | <tt>\citep*{jon90}	 </tt>	||    -->||     	(Jones, Baker, and Williams, 1990)
 |}
-You can have a numerical style as well as suppressing the parenthesis etc.
+You can have a numerical style as well as suppressing parentheses etc.
-<source language=latex>
+<source lang=latex>
   \usepackage{natbib}
   \bibliographystyle{apa}

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 For the springer journals, you can access to the ''Instruction for authors'' at the following URL:
 http://www.springer.com/cda/content/document/cda_downloaddocument/LaTeX.zip?SGWID=0-0-45-468198-0
 ==Using JabRef to manage your bibliography ==

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 === Standard templates===
 ;@article : An article from a magazine or a journal.
 :*Required fields: author, title, journal, year.

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 == Using BibTeX ==
-The bibliography which is contained within the <tt>\begin{thebibliography}</tt> and <tt>\end{thebibliography}</tt> can be generated automatically by a second engine, the so-called BibTeX engine.
+The bibliography which is contained within the <tt>\begin{thebibliography}</tt> and <tt>\end{thebibliography}</tt> can be generated automatically by a specific engine, the so-called BibTeX engine.
 In fact, <tt>bibtex</tt> is able to read the cite keys which have been referenced in the text by <tt>\cite{cite_key}</tt>, and to generate the formatted bibliography by accessing to the complete reference (title, authors, year, journal etc.) which is stored with other references in a <tt>.bib</tt> bibliography file. The name of the bibliography file(s) are given as arguments of the command <tt>\bibliography{aids,disability}</tt> which also stipulates where the bibliography section must start.

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 A specific bibliography style (.bst files) can be specified by the order <tt>\bibliographystyle{apalike}</tt> if you like the apa style.
-Once the LaTeX command is run of the latex file, say  <tt>foo.tex</tt>, references as well as styles and bibliography files names, are stored in an ''auxiliary file'' named <tt>foo.aux</tt> .
+Once the LaTeX command is run on the latex file, say <tt>latex foo.tex</tt> (or <tt>latex foo</tt>), references as well as styles and bibliography files names, are stored in an ''auxiliary file'' named <tt>foo.aux</tt> .
 The action of the <tt>bibtex foo.aux</tt> or <tt>bibtex foo</tt> command is to read the .aux file, and scan for any citation while fetching the complete reference in the bibliography databases. The output is a file named <tt>foo.bbl</tt> which corresponds to the thebibliography environment.

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 <noinclude>
-== BiBTeX styles for reviews ==
+== Using BibTeX ==
-=== Economic reviews ===
+The bibliography which is contained within the <tt>\begin{thebibliography}</tt> and <tt>\end{thebibliography}</tt> can be generated automatically by a second engine, the so-called BibTeX engine.
-You can access to some bibliographic styles specific to economic reviews at the URL
-http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/biblio/bibtex/contrib/economic
-The README file should be read first.
+In fact, <tt>bibtex</tt> is able to read the cite keys which have been referenced in the text by <tt>\cite{cite_key}</tt>, and to generate the formatted bibliography by accessing to the complete reference (title, authors, year, journal etc.) which is stored with other references in a <tt>.bib</tt> bibliography file. The name of the bibliography file(s) are given as arguments of the command <tt>\bibliography{aids,disability}</tt> which also stipulates where the bibliography section must start.
-For the springer journals, you can access to the ''Instruction for authors'' at the following URL:
+A specific bibliography style (.bst files) can be specified by the order <tt>\bibliographystyle{apalike}</tt> if you like the apa style.
-http://www.springer.com/cda/content/document/cda_downloaddocument/LaTeX.zip?SGWID=0-0-45-468198-0
 === Using a specific BibTeX file to create a bibliography ===
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 ==== Create a BibTeX file ====
-You can put all your references into a separate file. Save it in .bib (as "mybiblio.bib" ) in the same folder than your main LaTeX file. A BibTeX file contains references to text of various kinds. In the following example, the description of the <Vikat2007 article starts with the <tt>@article{Vikat2007,</tt> and ends with right bracket. A second article is then described.
+You can put all your references into a separate file. Save them in a .bib (as "mybiblio.bib" ) in the same folder than your main LaTeX file. A BibTeX file contains references to text of various kinds. In the following example, the description of the ''Vikat2007'' article starts with the <tt>@article{Vikat2007,</tt> and ends with right bracket. A second article is then described.
 <source lang="latex" enclose="none">
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 :*Optional fields: month, year.
 ==Using JabRef to manage your bibliography ==

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 \begin{thebibliography}{9}
+ \bibitem{lamport94}
 \bibitem{lamport94}
    Leslie Lamport,
    \emph{\LaTeX: A Document Preparation System}.
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 nd Edition,
 .
 \end{thebibliography}
 </source>
 will be displayed with numbered references:
 ::The LaTeX system [1] is set of macros for the TeX engine.
 Now if you add an optional argument to bibitem (<tt>\bibitem[(Lamport 1994)]{lamport94}</tt>, it will be used both in the text as well as in the bibliography.

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	+	==Using JabRef to manage your bibliography ==

	+	<tt>JabRef</tt> is an open source bibliography reference manager written in Java. It lets you manage your <tt>.bib</tt> bibliography files as well as fetch references on many public like Medline or private like Jstor or Science direct databases on the Internet.

	+	Once you clicked on Jabref, you need to open a new .bib file in order to start fetching.
	+	=== Fetching Medline ===
	+
	+	MEDLINE is the U.S. National Library of Medicine's premier bibliographic database. It contains references to journal articles in life sciences with a concentration on biomedicine.
	+
	+	JabRef can download citations from the Medline database. To use this feature, choose Web search -> Fetch Medline, and the Medline interface will appear in the side pane.
	+
	+	There are two ways of specifying which entries to download:
	+	:Enter one or more Medline IDs (separated by comma/semicolon) in the text field.
	+	:Enter a set of names and/or words to search for. You can use the operators <tt>and</tt> and <tt>or</tt> and parentheses to refine your search expression.
	+	:Examples:
	+	::Brouard [au] AND Pontone [au]
	+	::Anderson RM [au] HIV [ti]
	+	::Valleron [au] 1988:2000[dp] HIV [ti]
	+	::Valleron [au] AND 1987:2000[dp] AND (AIDS [ti] OR HIV[ti])
	+	::Anderson [au] AND Nature [ta]
	+	::Population [ta]
	+
	+	In both cases, press <tt>Enter</tt> or the <tt>Fetch</tt> button.
	+
	+	If you use a text search, you will be prompted with the number of entries found, and given a choice of how many to download. They are usually numerous and you can limit your selection by specifying an author <tt><nowiki>[au]</nowiki></tt> a title <tt>ti</tt>, a date of publication <tt>dp</tt> or a journal <tt>ta</tt> as well as any other descriptor of Medline.
	+
	+	Within your new window including the result of your selection, you can refine by examining each entry and selecting/unselecting them.
	+
	+	The entries fetched and selected will be added to your currently active database.
	+
	+	=== Examining the BibTeX field of a reference ===
	+	An important feature of Jabref is to verify the source code of a reference, by clicking on BibTeX -> Edit entry (or CTRL_e on Windows and cmd_e on OS/X). A BibTeX key, just after <tt>@article{,</tt> must not be empty. Please fill it: <tt>@article{Anderson-May-Nature,</tt> or ask jabref to generate once (you can speficify to jabref how to create bibtex keys in your preferences. You can also verify by clicking on the <tt>Required fields</tt> that they are all filled otherwise the <tt>bibtex</tt> program will complain.
	+
	+	In the <tt>General</tt> tab you can look at the <tt>File</tt> row and click on the + in order to let you access the pdf file (stored on your hard disk) corresponding to the article.
	+
	+	[[File:Jabref-fetch.png\|right\|Jabref, fetching Medline and editing an Inproceeding text.]]