2014年3月21日 · The plain bibliography style is for numerical references only, while \citet only makes sense for author-year citations. Use natbib s own version of plain , called plainnat , instead, and this works fine. I.e. change to

Both \citep and \citet are defined by natbib and are thus not standard. The standard LaTeX command \cite should be avoided, because it behaves like \citet for author-year citations, but like \citep for numerical ones. There are many other commands for other special effects (Section 2.4).

2020年6月1日 · \citet{jon90} for a textual one, as Jones et al. (1990). This is also the naming convention biblatex uses for its more verbosely named \parencite and \textcite .

Blablabla said by \citet*{impj} citet example. Blablabla said by \citet{impj} citet example. % this must be set to use natbib (citep, citet) \bibliographystyle{plainnat} % number 99 determines how much citation can be included in file (maximum 99) \begin{thebibliography}{99} \bibitem{lamport94} Leslie Lamport, \emph{\LaTeX: A Document ...

2019年2月15日 · There is the natbib compatibility option that lets you use natbib's equivalent shorter names for \parencite and \textcite (namely \citep and \citet, respectively). I would normally try to avoid using that option since the handling of the starred forms of citation commands differ for the biblatex and the natbib names.

I am writing a paper using the springer journal LaTeX template. For some references I want to use in-text citation like this: but for some reason, when I try this in my document I get the followin...

The natbib package provides three versions of the standard BibTeX bibliography styles compatible with author-year citations (\citet, \citeauthor, \citeyear): plainnat; abbrvnat; unsrtnat; The IEEEtran package provides five different style files: IEEEtran: the standard IEEEtran BibTeX style file. For use with IEEE work.

2016年12月3日 · you use \citet{} when the authors name(s) are to be read as part of the text you use \citep{} when the entire citation id p arenthetical (Note: If you're using biblatex , you'd be using \cite{} , \parencite{} , \autocite{} , etc.)

While I use \citet{Titterington} and I use \bibliographystyle{unsrt} which all websites say is supposed to produce a citation in the main body like Titterington[1], for me produces a citation in th...

It seems, however, that the \citet command from natbib (which should produce something like “Authors [4]”), does not use a ~ between the names of the authors and the citation number so that, on a few rare occasions, I end up with something like... Authors [4]. Which is annoying. Is there an easy way to make natbib use a non-breaking space ...