TeX - LaTeX Asked on December 25, 2020
With my bst file (as attached) , two papers in my reference list are
Author, X, Y. Buthor, and Z. Cuthor. 2014a
Author, X, Z. Cuthor and W. Duthor. 2014b
and the citations in the article body are
Author, Buthor and Cuthor (2014a)
Author, Cuthor and Duthor (2014b)
However I would like the reference list to be
Author, X, Y. Buthor, and Z. Cuthor. 2014
Author, X, Z. Cuthor and W. Duthor. 2014
and the citations in the article body to be
Author, Buthor and Cuthor (2014)
Author, Cuthor and Duthor (2014)
How could I do it?
documentclass[11pt]{article}
usepackage[longnamesfirst]{natbib}
begin{document}
......
bibliographystyle{rfs171011}
bibliography{cds_ref}
.......
end{document}
The bst file is here, in case it is needed
https://latex.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=32406
Have you tried the proposed solutions in How to show all the names of three or less authors in text? Particularly the citet* command looks interesting to look into.
Answered by ProfTom on December 25, 2020
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