How I manage my BibTeX references, and why I prefer not initializing first names
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A how-to guide, and my rationale
Blog Back to main | List of entries | How I manage my BibTeX references, and why I prefer not initializing first names July 4, 2021 This is both a how-to guide, and a discussion of the rationale for some of my preferences. I use BibTeX for compiling my bibliographic references when writing math papers in LaTeX. BibTeX, when used correctly, eases the burden of bibliographic management. For example, BibTeX automatically excludes uncited references and alphabetizes the entries. Since a single paper can have a large number of references, it is useful to have a simple system to Retrieve complete an
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