This package provides Chicago BibTeX reference style
(spr-chicago.bst
) for Springer journals. There are also included few example files
(.tex
, .bib
, .pdf
) showing how to use BibTeX style file and how it would look like.
The following files are given in the repository (or directly in .zip
archive):
chicago-bibstyle.sty
- LaTeX macro commands for Chicago bibliography;spr-chicago.bst
- BibTeX style for author-year (see below) citations;template.tex
- template file;template.pdf
- journal sample article with APS bibliography;example.bib
- BibTeX database file.
- Clone the repository or download the
.zip
archive; - Install
spr-chicago.bst
andchicago-bibstyle.sty
in your LaTeX system or place them in the same directory where your.tex
file is; - use the file
template.tex
to start your article as a template; - Important:
template.tex
usessvjour3.cls
LaTeX style file which you should download from Springer site.
Default citation style is author-year (i.e. nameyear
option).
But there is also a possibility to choose other citation style.
You can select it by writing an entry @settings
to the .bib
file.
That entry should have a field - options
, with a value of citation style.
Available options:
alpha
-- alphanumerical citation style (e.g.,[Ru01]
)number
-- number citation style (e.g.,[5]
)nameyear
-- author-year citation style (e.g.,(Rudin, 2001)
orRudin (2001)
)unsort
-- turn off sorting (reference list is sorted by default)nodoi
-- do not print DOI (DOI is printed by default)
Example 1: Choosing a number citation style.
@settings{label,
options = "number"
}
Example 2: Choosing an alphanumerical citation style and not sorting references.
@settings{label,
options = "alpha,unsort"
}
label
can be any word, but all references labels have to be unique!
Important: you need to write \nocite{label}
in your .tex
file,
otherwise @settings
will not become effective (unless you use
\nocite{*}
, which will make a list of all the references appearing in .bib
file(s)).
Example 3: Turning on @settings
via .tex
file.
bibfile.bib
@settings{some_label, ....}
texfile.tex
....
\nocite{some_label}
\bibliographystyle{spr-chicago}
\bibliography{bibfile}
Please submit bug reports and/or feature requests at GitHub page or latex-support@vtex.lt.