Bibliography - restrict the number of authors
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How to restrict the number of authors to be viewed in document? Or is it all right to write it in this way?
@article{Pablo2016,
author={H. Pablo and G. N. Whittaker and A. Popowicz and S. M. Mochnacki and R. Kuschnig and C. C. Grant and A. F. J. Moffat and S. M.
Rucinski and J. M. Matthews and A. Schwarzenberg-Czerny and G. Handler and W. W. Weiss and D. Baade and G. A. Wade and E.
Zocłońska and T. Ramiaramanantsoa and M. Unterberger and K. Zwintz and A. Pigulski and J. Rowe and O. Koudelka and P.
Orleański and A. Pamyatnykh and C. Neiner and R. Wawrzaszek and G. Marciniszyn and P. Romano and G. Woźniak and T.
bibliographystyle{czplainnat}
renewcommand{bibname}{Seznam použité literatury}
bibliography{literatura}
I cite
citet{}
or
citep{}
bibliographies
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How to restrict the number of authors to be viewed in document? Or is it all right to write it in this way?
@article{Pablo2016,
author={H. Pablo and G. N. Whittaker and A. Popowicz and S. M. Mochnacki and R. Kuschnig and C. C. Grant and A. F. J. Moffat and S. M.
Rucinski and J. M. Matthews and A. Schwarzenberg-Czerny and G. Handler and W. W. Weiss and D. Baade and G. A. Wade and E.
Zocłońska and T. Ramiaramanantsoa and M. Unterberger and K. Zwintz and A. Pigulski and J. Rowe and O. Koudelka and P.
Orleański and A. Pamyatnykh and C. Neiner and R. Wawrzaszek and G. Marciniszyn and P. Romano and G. Woźniak and T.
bibliographystyle{czplainnat}
renewcommand{bibname}{Seznam použité literatury}
bibliography{literatura}
I cite
citet{}
or
citep{}
bibliographies
edited 26 mins ago
Werner
436k629571645
asked Dec 9 at 15:04
Elisabeth
3636
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use maxnames or maxbibnames, see the biblatex documentation.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 9 at 15:35
2
Whether or not the full author list is required or not depends on the particular journal/scientific society style, and is not really a TeX question. Some styles (e.g. APA) requiredotsbetween the 7th and last authors. Ulrike's comment shows you how to control the numbers in the more simple cases if needed. Some
– Alan Munn
Dec 9 at 17:39
Note that Ulrike's suggestion only works if you are really usingbiblatex(as your tagging suggests). If you are not usingbiblatexa different method may be needed. Please show us not only your.bibentry but also a short example document that demonstrates which bibliography and citation packages you load (e.g.cite,natbib,jurabib,biblatex, ...), which style you use (the argument ofbibliographystylefor BibTeX-based solution or the value of thestyleoption forbiblatex) and how you create your bibliography.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 18:18
1
Thank you for the edit. The code you have shown us so far is not a MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407), which is what I gad in mind when I asked for an example document. Please consider adding useful code examples to your questions in the future. You have already quite some experience on this site and in almost all of your question an MWE was either integral in helping your or made things much easier. It gets a bit frustrating (and is ineffective) if we have to ask for more information every time before we can start helping you.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:03
Anyway, the code shown so far shows that the question was tagged incorrectly (so I retagged it). That means that Ulrike's advice won't work for you.czplainnathas no built-in option to restrict the number of displayed names as easily asbiblatex.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:05
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How to restrict the number of authors to be viewed in document? Or is it all right to write it in this way?
@article{Pablo2016,
author={H. Pablo and G. N. Whittaker and A. Popowicz and S. M. Mochnacki and R. Kuschnig and C. C. Grant and A. F. J. Moffat and S. M.
Rucinski and J. M. Matthews and A. Schwarzenberg-Czerny and G. Handler and W. W. Weiss and D. Baade and G. A. Wade and E.
Zocłońska and T. Ramiaramanantsoa and M. Unterberger and K. Zwintz and A. Pigulski and J. Rowe and O. Koudelka and P.
Orleański and A. Pamyatnykh and C. Neiner and R. Wawrzaszek and G. Marciniszyn and P. Romano and G. Woźniak and T.
bibliographystyle{czplainnat}
renewcommand{bibname}{Seznam použité literatury}
bibliography{literatura}
I cite
citet{}
or
citep{}
bibliographies
edited 26 mins ago
Werner
436k629571645
asked Dec 9 at 15:04
Elisabeth
3636
How to restrict the number of authors to be viewed in document? Or is it all right to write it in this way?
@article{Pablo2016,
author={H. Pablo and G. N. Whittaker and A. Popowicz and S. M. Mochnacki and R. Kuschnig and C. C. Grant and A. F. J. Moffat and S. M.
Rucinski and J. M. Matthews and A. Schwarzenberg-Czerny and G. Handler and W. W. Weiss and D. Baade and G. A. Wade and E.
Zocłońska and T. Ramiaramanantsoa and M. Unterberger and K. Zwintz and A. Pigulski and J. Rowe and O. Koudelka and P.
Orleański and A. Pamyatnykh and C. Neiner and R. Wawrzaszek and G. Marciniszyn and P. Romano and G. Woźniak and T.
bibliographystyle{czplainnat}
renewcommand{bibname}{Seznam použité literatury}
bibliography{literatura}
I cite
citet{}
or
citep{}
bibliographies
bibliographies
edited 26 mins ago
Werner
436k629571645
asked Dec 9 at 15:04
Elisabeth
3636
edited 26 mins ago
Werner
436k629571645
asked Dec 9 at 15:04
Elisabeth
3636
edited 26 mins ago
Werner
436k629571645
edited 26 mins ago
Werner
436k629571645
edited 26 mins ago
Werner
436k629571645
436k629571645
asked Dec 9 at 15:04
Elisabeth
3636
asked Dec 9 at 15:04
Elisabeth
3636
asked Dec 9 at 15:04
Elisabeth
3636
3636
7
use maxnames or maxbibnames, see the biblatex documentation.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 9 at 15:35
2
Whether or not the full author list is required or not depends on the particular journal/scientific society style, and is not really a TeX question. Some styles (e.g. APA) requiredotsbetween the 7th and last authors. Ulrike's comment shows you how to control the numbers in the more simple cases if needed. Some
– Alan Munn
Dec 9 at 17:39
Note that Ulrike's suggestion only works if you are really usingbiblatex(as your tagging suggests). If you are not usingbiblatexa different method may be needed. Please show us not only your.bibentry but also a short example document that demonstrates which bibliography and citation packages you load (e.g.cite,natbib,jurabib,biblatex, ...), which style you use (the argument ofbibliographystylefor BibTeX-based solution or the value of thestyleoption forbiblatex) and how you create your bibliography.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 18:18
1
Thank you for the edit. The code you have shown us so far is not a MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407), which is what I gad in mind when I asked for an example document. Please consider adding useful code examples to your questions in the future. You have already quite some experience on this site and in almost all of your question an MWE was either integral in helping your or made things much easier. It gets a bit frustrating (and is ineffective) if we have to ask for more information every time before we can start helping you.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:03
Anyway, the code shown so far shows that the question was tagged incorrectly (so I retagged it). That means that Ulrike's advice won't work for you.czplainnathas no built-in option to restrict the number of displayed names as easily asbiblatex.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:05
add a comment |
7
use maxnames or maxbibnames, see the biblatex documentation.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 9 at 15:35
2
Whether or not the full author list is required or not depends on the particular journal/scientific society style, and is not really a TeX question. Some styles (e.g. APA) requiredotsbetween the 7th and last authors. Ulrike's comment shows you how to control the numbers in the more simple cases if needed. Some
– Alan Munn
Dec 9 at 17:39
Note that Ulrike's suggestion only works if you are really usingbiblatex(as your tagging suggests). If you are not usingbiblatexa different method may be needed. Please show us not only your.bibentry but also a short example document that demonstrates which bibliography and citation packages you load (e.g.cite,natbib,jurabib,biblatex, ...), which style you use (the argument ofbibliographystylefor BibTeX-based solution or the value of thestyleoption forbiblatex) and how you create your bibliography.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 18:18
1
Thank you for the edit. The code you have shown us so far is not a MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407), which is what I gad in mind when I asked for an example document. Please consider adding useful code examples to your questions in the future. You have already quite some experience on this site and in almost all of your question an MWE was either integral in helping your or made things much easier. It gets a bit frustrating (and is ineffective) if we have to ask for more information every time before we can start helping you.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:03
Anyway, the code shown so far shows that the question was tagged incorrectly (so I retagged it). That means that Ulrike's advice won't work for you.czplainnathas no built-in option to restrict the number of displayed names as easily asbiblatex.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:05
7
7
use maxnames or maxbibnames, see the biblatex documentation.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 9 at 15:35
use maxnames or maxbibnames, see the biblatex documentation.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 9 at 15:35
2
2
Whether or not the full author list is required or not depends on the particular journal/scientific society style, and is not really a TeX question. Some styles (e.g. APA) require
dots between the 7th and last authors. Ulrike's comment shows you how to control the numbers in the more simple cases if needed. Some– Alan Munn
Dec 9 at 17:39
Whether or not the full author list is required or not depends on the particular journal/scientific society style, and is not really a TeX question. Some styles (e.g. APA) require
dots between the 7th and last authors. Ulrike's comment shows you how to control the numbers in the more simple cases if needed. Some– Alan Munn
Dec 9 at 17:39
Note that Ulrike's suggestion only works if you are really using
biblatex (as your tagging suggests). If you are not using biblatex a different method may be needed. Please show us not only your .bib entry but also a short example document that demonstrates which bibliography and citation packages you load (e.g. cite, natbib, jurabib, biblatex, ...), which style you use (the argument of bibliographystyle for BibTeX-based solution or the value of the style option for biblatex) and how you create your bibliography.– moewe
Dec 9 at 18:18
Note that Ulrike's suggestion only works if you are really using
biblatex (as your tagging suggests). If you are not using biblatex a different method may be needed. Please show us not only your .bib entry but also a short example document that demonstrates which bibliography and citation packages you load (e.g. cite, natbib, jurabib, biblatex, ...), which style you use (the argument of bibliographystyle for BibTeX-based solution or the value of the style option for biblatex) and how you create your bibliography.– moewe
Dec 9 at 18:18
1
1
Thank you for the edit. The code you have shown us so far is not a MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407), which is what I gad in mind when I asked for an example document. Please consider adding useful code examples to your questions in the future. You have already quite some experience on this site and in almost all of your question an MWE was either integral in helping your or made things much easier. It gets a bit frustrating (and is ineffective) if we have to ask for more information every time before we can start helping you.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:03
Thank you for the edit. The code you have shown us so far is not a MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407), which is what I gad in mind when I asked for an example document. Please consider adding useful code examples to your questions in the future. You have already quite some experience on this site and in almost all of your question an MWE was either integral in helping your or made things much easier. It gets a bit frustrating (and is ineffective) if we have to ask for more information every time before we can start helping you.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:03
Anyway, the code shown so far shows that the question was tagged incorrectly (so I retagged it). That means that Ulrike's advice won't work for you.
czplainnat has no built-in option to restrict the number of displayed names as easily as biblatex.– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:05
Anyway, the code shown so far shows that the question was tagged incorrectly (so I retagged it). That means that Ulrike's advice won't work for you.
czplainnat has no built-in option to restrict the number of displayed names as easily as biblatex.– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:05
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use maxnames or maxbibnames, see the biblatex documentation.
– Ulrike Fischer
Dec 9 at 15:35
2
Whether or not the full author list is required or not depends on the particular journal/scientific society style, and is not really a TeX question. Some styles (e.g. APA) require
dotsbetween the 7th and last authors. Ulrike's comment shows you how to control the numbers in the more simple cases if needed. Some– Alan Munn
Dec 9 at 17:39
Note that Ulrike's suggestion only works if you are really using
biblatex(as your tagging suggests). If you are not usingbiblatexa different method may be needed. Please show us not only your.bibentry but also a short example document that demonstrates which bibliography and citation packages you load (e.g.cite,natbib,jurabib,biblatex, ...), which style you use (the argument ofbibliographystylefor BibTeX-based solution or the value of thestyleoption forbiblatex) and how you create your bibliography.– moewe
Dec 9 at 18:18
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Thank you for the edit. The code you have shown us so far is not a MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407), which is what I gad in mind when I asked for an example document. Please consider adding useful code examples to your questions in the future. You have already quite some experience on this site and in almost all of your question an MWE was either integral in helping your or made things much easier. It gets a bit frustrating (and is ineffective) if we have to ask for more information every time before we can start helping you.
– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:03
Anyway, the code shown so far shows that the question was tagged incorrectly (so I retagged it). That means that Ulrike's advice won't work for you.
czplainnathas no built-in option to restrict the number of displayed names as easily asbiblatex.– moewe
Dec 9 at 19:05