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Is “mon =” of any use in a bibtex file?
It is data that could potentially be used by any bibtex style such as the one below, it does not need a different program.
file.tex
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
Something about \cite{...
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What does LaTeX do with commands generated by natbib's \bibcite?
The standard LaTeX \cite{foo} accesses \b@foo just as \label{foo} accesses \r@foo. natbib adds a few extra fields so you can cite the work in different ways but the basic code in latex.ltx is
\...
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achemso-control with natbib not functioning correctly
You didn't provide an example but the slashed zero is the standard in the monospace font used in txfonts (and it's newer replacement newtx)
Perhaps you would prefer to set the DOI in sans serif rather ...
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Remove space when argument is empty in bespoke citation command
Your {\ignorespaces} does nothing, because \ignorespaces is anyway followed by }. But it's irrelevant nonetheless.
You are adding spaces by not protecting endlines.
\begin{filecontents*}{\jobname.bib}
...
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\Citet{} With Same First Author Lists Each Paper Individually 'Author [1,2,3,4]', Instead Of As A Range 'Author [1–4]'
In adaption of Mico's answer to a similar question, you could use:
\begin{filecontents}{bib.bib}
@misc{akarsu_lambda_rm_2023,
title = {\${\textbackslash}{Lambda}\_\{{\textbackslash}rm s\}\${CDM} ...
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Using Natbib and fixing some issues with References section
Hope this is helpful:
Content of BIB file
@article{sen1979,
ISSN = {00130133, 14680297},
URL = {http://www.jstor.org/stable/2231867},
author = {Amartya Sen},
journal = {The Economic Journal},
...
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Conforming citation call-outs to my university's standards: Slashes instead of commas
I'm guessing that you currently load the natbib package with the options authoryear and round. You need to run
\setcitestyle{aysep={}, notesep={:\space}}
as well in order to (a) remove the comma as ...
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multibib and links to bibliography (with hyperref, natbib)?
In case anyone is still lurking here to look for a solution like I was.
I managed to get the desired behavior using a combination of natbib and multibib commands and some spacing wizardry from this ...
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