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If you are using the Natbib package, we recommend using \citet* and \citep* instead of \citet and \citep, as the latter commands tend to keep only the first-named author and "others". | If you are using the Natbib package, we recommend using \citet* and \citep* instead of \citet and \citep, as the latter commands tend to keep only the first-named author and "others". | ||
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+ | The choice of the two main authors listed there is reasonable in general, but do feel free to use a different ''author'' field, for example if you think that in your particular case, you are relying on a feature developed by another author. |
Latest revision as of 14:35, 21 August 2010
Here's a BibTeX entry for Eigen that you can use to cite Eigen in your academic publications:
@MISC{eigenweb, author = {Ga\"{e}l Guennebaud and Beno\^{i}t Jacob and others}, title = {Eigen v3}, howpublished = {http://eigen.tuxfamily.org}, year = {2010} }
If you are using the Natbib package, we recommend using \citet* and \citep* instead of \citet and \citep, as the latter commands tend to keep only the first-named author and "others".
The choice of the two main authors listed there is reasonable in general, but do feel free to use a different author field, for example if you think that in your particular case, you are relying on a feature developed by another author.