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I am preparing a manuscript for submission to Science, the guidelines state that authors may submit supplementary materials for posting on the Science Web site, however I am unable to format the references correctly. The guidelines state:
References only cited in the supplementary materials should be include at the end of the reference section of the main text, and the reference numbering should continue as if the Supplementary Materials was a continuation of the main text.
I currently have a main.tex file and a supplementary.tex file, each containing several citations. If I understand the guidelines correctly, when compiled I need the references in supplementary.pdf to continue where the numbering for the main file finished and be included in the main bibliography.
Any help on how to do this would be greatly appreciated!
bibliographies journal-publishing journal
edited Oct 5 '17 at 0:46
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I am preparing a manuscript for submission to Science, the guidelines state that authors may submit supplementary materials for posting on the Science Web site, however I am unable to format the references correctly. The guidelines state:
References only cited in the supplementary materials should be include at the end of the reference section of the main text, and the reference numbering should continue as if the Supplementary Materials was a continuation of the main text.
I currently have a main.tex file and a supplementary.tex file, each containing several citations. If I understand the guidelines correctly, when compiled I need the references in supplementary.pdf to continue where the numbering for the main file finished and be included in the main bibliography.
Any help on how to do this would be greatly appreciated!
bibliographies journal-publishing journal
edited Oct 5 '17 at 0:46
Kurt
42.4k950167
asked Nov 17 '16 at 11:00
TKSTKS
111
It is unclear to me what you want achieve. You are asking how to get the references cited in the main text, without actually citing them? Or how to start numbering in the Suppl. where it ended in the main text? Or both? It would be best to post a minimal working example, showing what you have and what you want to achieve.
– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 11:43
I think both. If I read the guidelines correctly, then anything referenced in 'supplementary.tex' should appear in the bibliography of 'main.pdf'. The numbering of references should continue as if these were in 'main.tex'. 'supplementary.pdf' should not contain a bibliography but the references should be numbered as in 'main.pdf'. I don't currently have much of a working example as I have no idea how to do this. I just have two tex files that each contain references.
– TKS
Nov 17 '16 at 12:35
This is exactly what a working minmal example is. Two .tex files, reduced to the bare minimum to reproduce what you want. For instance, we do not know with what system you are creating the reference list (BibTeX or BibLaTeX; with natbib or not, etc.). Answers will differ in dependence of this information. So again, please post a working minimal example! As for the first part, however:nocite{Ref}adds a citation to the references without citing it. Adding this for all references in the suppl. immediately before your bibliography should get them into the main text.
– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 13:30
add a comment |
I am preparing a manuscript for submission to Science, the guidelines state that authors may submit supplementary materials for posting on the Science Web site, however I am unable to format the references correctly. The guidelines state:
References only cited in the supplementary materials should be include at the end of the reference section of the main text, and the reference numbering should continue as if the Supplementary Materials was a continuation of the main text.
I currently have a main.tex file and a supplementary.tex file, each containing several citations. If I understand the guidelines correctly, when compiled I need the references in supplementary.pdf to continue where the numbering for the main file finished and be included in the main bibliography.
Any help on how to do this would be greatly appreciated!
bibliographies journal-publishing journal
edited Oct 5 '17 at 0:46
Kurt
42.4k950167
asked Nov 17 '16 at 11:00
TKSTKS
111
I am preparing a manuscript for submission to Science, the guidelines state that authors may submit supplementary materials for posting on the Science Web site, however I am unable to format the references correctly. The guidelines state:
References only cited in the supplementary materials should be include at the end of the reference section of the main text, and the reference numbering should continue as if the Supplementary Materials was a continuation of the main text.
I currently have a main.tex file and a supplementary.tex file, each containing several citations. If I understand the guidelines correctly, when compiled I need the references in supplementary.pdf to continue where the numbering for the main file finished and be included in the main bibliography.
Any help on how to do this would be greatly appreciated!
bibliographies journal-publishing journal
bibliographies journal-publishing journal
edited Oct 5 '17 at 0:46
Kurt
42.4k950167
asked Nov 17 '16 at 11:00
TKSTKS
111
edited Oct 5 '17 at 0:46
Kurt
42.4k950167
asked Nov 17 '16 at 11:00
TKSTKS
111
edited Oct 5 '17 at 0:46
Kurt
42.4k950167
edited Oct 5 '17 at 0:46
Kurt
42.4k950167
edited Oct 5 '17 at 0:46
Kurt
42.4k950167
42.4k950167
asked Nov 17 '16 at 11:00
TKSTKS
111
asked Nov 17 '16 at 11:00
TKSTKS
111
asked Nov 17 '16 at 11:00
TKSTKS
111
111
It is unclear to me what you want achieve. You are asking how to get the references cited in the main text, without actually citing them? Or how to start numbering in the Suppl. where it ended in the main text? Or both? It would be best to post a minimal working example, showing what you have and what you want to achieve.
– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 11:43
I think both. If I read the guidelines correctly, then anything referenced in 'supplementary.tex' should appear in the bibliography of 'main.pdf'. The numbering of references should continue as if these were in 'main.tex'. 'supplementary.pdf' should not contain a bibliography but the references should be numbered as in 'main.pdf'. I don't currently have much of a working example as I have no idea how to do this. I just have two tex files that each contain references.
– TKS
Nov 17 '16 at 12:35
This is exactly what a working minmal example is. Two .tex files, reduced to the bare minimum to reproduce what you want. For instance, we do not know with what system you are creating the reference list (BibTeX or BibLaTeX; with natbib or not, etc.). Answers will differ in dependence of this information. So again, please post a working minimal example! As for the first part, however:nocite{Ref}adds a citation to the references without citing it. Adding this for all references in the suppl. immediately before your bibliography should get them into the main text.
– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 13:30
add a comment |
It is unclear to me what you want achieve. You are asking how to get the references cited in the main text, without actually citing them? Or how to start numbering in the Suppl. where it ended in the main text? Or both? It would be best to post a minimal working example, showing what you have and what you want to achieve.
– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 11:43
I think both. If I read the guidelines correctly, then anything referenced in 'supplementary.tex' should appear in the bibliography of 'main.pdf'. The numbering of references should continue as if these were in 'main.tex'. 'supplementary.pdf' should not contain a bibliography but the references should be numbered as in 'main.pdf'. I don't currently have much of a working example as I have no idea how to do this. I just have two tex files that each contain references.
– TKS
Nov 17 '16 at 12:35
This is exactly what a working minmal example is. Two .tex files, reduced to the bare minimum to reproduce what you want. For instance, we do not know with what system you are creating the reference list (BibTeX or BibLaTeX; with natbib or not, etc.). Answers will differ in dependence of this information. So again, please post a working minimal example! As for the first part, however:nocite{Ref}adds a citation to the references without citing it. Adding this for all references in the suppl. immediately before your bibliography should get them into the main text.
– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 13:30
It is unclear to me what you want achieve. You are asking how to get the references cited in the main text, without actually citing them? Or how to start numbering in the Suppl. where it ended in the main text? Or both? It would be best to post a minimal working example, showing what you have and what you want to achieve.
– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 11:43
It is unclear to me what you want achieve. You are asking how to get the references cited in the main text, without actually citing them? Or how to start numbering in the Suppl. where it ended in the main text? Or both? It would be best to post a minimal working example, showing what you have and what you want to achieve.
– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 11:43
I think both. If I read the guidelines correctly, then anything referenced in 'supplementary.tex' should appear in the bibliography of 'main.pdf'. The numbering of references should continue as if these were in 'main.tex'. 'supplementary.pdf' should not contain a bibliography but the references should be numbered as in 'main.pdf'. I don't currently have much of a working example as I have no idea how to do this. I just have two tex files that each contain references.
– TKS
Nov 17 '16 at 12:35
I think both. If I read the guidelines correctly, then anything referenced in 'supplementary.tex' should appear in the bibliography of 'main.pdf'. The numbering of references should continue as if these were in 'main.tex'. 'supplementary.pdf' should not contain a bibliography but the references should be numbered as in 'main.pdf'. I don't currently have much of a working example as I have no idea how to do this. I just have two tex files that each contain references.
– TKS
Nov 17 '16 at 12:35
This is exactly what a working minmal example is. Two .tex files, reduced to the bare minimum to reproduce what you want. For instance, we do not know with what system you are creating the reference list (BibTeX or BibLaTeX; with natbib or not, etc.). Answers will differ in dependence of this information. So again, please post a working minimal example! As for the first part, however:
nocite{Ref} adds a citation to the references without citing it. Adding this for all references in the suppl. immediately before your bibliography should get them into the main text.– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 13:30
This is exactly what a working minmal example is. Two .tex files, reduced to the bare minimum to reproduce what you want. For instance, we do not know with what system you are creating the reference list (BibTeX or BibLaTeX; with natbib or not, etc.). Answers will differ in dependence of this information. So again, please post a working minimal example! As for the first part, however:
nocite{Ref} adds a citation to the references without citing it. Adding this for all references in the suppl. immediately before your bibliography should get them into the main text.– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 13:30
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Similar guidelines come from PRL journal
Please format any references copied to the Letter using the following
example:
[20] See Supplemental Material [url], which includes Refs. [21-24].
[21] [first reference in Supplemental Material not already in Letter]
...
[24] [last reference in Supplemental Material not already in Letter]
This is my solution to this problem:
- In the main TEX file include all the references using
nocite{key}. - Generate the PDF and BBL file.
- Modify the BBL file to meet the order and style requirements.
- Comment out
bibliography{bib_library}
- Include the modified BBL file in the main TEX and supplementary TEX files using
input{modified_bibliography.bbl}
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Similar guidelines come from PRL journal
Please format any references copied to the Letter using the following
example:
[20] See Supplemental Material [url], which includes Refs. [21-24].
[21] [first reference in Supplemental Material not already in Letter]
...
[24] [last reference in Supplemental Material not already in Letter]
This is my solution to this problem:
- In the main TEX file include all the references using
nocite{key}. - Generate the PDF and BBL file.
- Modify the BBL file to meet the order and style requirements.
- Comment out
bibliography{bib_library}
- Include the modified BBL file in the main TEX and supplementary TEX files using
input{modified_bibliography.bbl}
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Similar guidelines come from PRL journal
Please format any references copied to the Letter using the following
example:
[20] See Supplemental Material [url], which includes Refs. [21-24].
[21] [first reference in Supplemental Material not already in Letter]
...
[24] [last reference in Supplemental Material not already in Letter]
This is my solution to this problem:
- In the main TEX file include all the references using
nocite{key}. - Generate the PDF and BBL file.
- Modify the BBL file to meet the order and style requirements.
- Comment out
bibliography{bib_library}
- Include the modified BBL file in the main TEX and supplementary TEX files using
input{modified_bibliography.bbl}
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Similar guidelines come from PRL journal
Please format any references copied to the Letter using the following
example:
[20] See Supplemental Material [url], which includes Refs. [21-24].
[21] [first reference in Supplemental Material not already in Letter]
...
[24] [last reference in Supplemental Material not already in Letter]
This is my solution to this problem:
- In the main TEX file include all the references using
nocite{key}. - Generate the PDF and BBL file.
- Modify the BBL file to meet the order and style requirements.
- Comment out
bibliography{bib_library}
- Include the modified BBL file in the main TEX and supplementary TEX files using
input{modified_bibliography.bbl}
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Similar guidelines come from PRL journal
Please format any references copied to the Letter using the following
example:
[20] See Supplemental Material [url], which includes Refs. [21-24].
[21] [first reference in Supplemental Material not already in Letter]
...
[24] [last reference in Supplemental Material not already in Letter]
This is my solution to this problem:
- In the main TEX file include all the references using
nocite{key}. - Generate the PDF and BBL file.
- Modify the BBL file to meet the order and style requirements.
- Comment out
bibliography{bib_library}
- Include the modified BBL file in the main TEX and supplementary TEX files using
input{modified_bibliography.bbl}
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It is unclear to me what you want achieve. You are asking how to get the references cited in the main text, without actually citing them? Or how to start numbering in the Suppl. where it ended in the main text? Or both? It would be best to post a minimal working example, showing what you have and what you want to achieve.
– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 11:43
I think both. If I read the guidelines correctly, then anything referenced in 'supplementary.tex' should appear in the bibliography of 'main.pdf'. The numbering of references should continue as if these were in 'main.tex'. 'supplementary.pdf' should not contain a bibliography but the references should be numbered as in 'main.pdf'. I don't currently have much of a working example as I have no idea how to do this. I just have two tex files that each contain references.
– TKS
Nov 17 '16 at 12:35
This is exactly what a working minmal example is. Two .tex files, reduced to the bare minimum to reproduce what you want. For instance, we do not know with what system you are creating the reference list (BibTeX or BibLaTeX; with natbib or not, etc.). Answers will differ in dependence of this information. So again, please post a working minimal example! As for the first part, however:
nocite{Ref}adds a citation to the references without citing it. Adding this for all references in the suppl. immediately before your bibliography should get them into the main text.– Manuel Weinkauf
Nov 17 '16 at 13:30