Onsdag 18. februar 2004 18:30, skreiv Rich Shepard:
> I am having a very difficult time setting up two citations in book.bib
> for use with natbib. Both citations are from US government agencies and
> they have no named author. I've tried using the agency names or initials in
> the author field but that does not properly display. I'd really appreciate
> some suggestions.
>
> Here are the two citiations as they now exist:
>
> @misc{CEQ87,
> author = {C. E. Q.},
> year = {1987},
> title = {Regulations for Implementing NEPA, Section 1508.27, 40 Code of
> Federal Regulations}, publisher = {Council on Environmental Quality,
> http://ceq.eh.doe.gov/nepa/ceq/toc_ceq.htm} }
>
> @techreport{EPA93,
> author = {U.S. E. P. A.},
> year = {1993},
> title = {Sourcebook for the Environmental Assessment Process},
> institution = {Office of Federal Activities, Environmental Protection
> Agency},
> number = {300-B-93-007}
> }
>
> According to the bibtex doc, each type will have recognized only certain
> required and optional fields. Naturally, the references I need to include
> in my book do not neatly accommodate the choices available to me.
I have seen such reports go under the Author "Anonymous".
However, if you want to use the agency names as the author put an extra {}
around the part that you do not want to be understood and changed by bibtex.
thus:
@techreport{EPA93,
author = {U.S. E. P. A.},
should give A., U.S. E. P. (or somthing like it)
@techreport{EPA93,
author = {{U.S. E. P. A.}},
should give U.S. E. P. A.
I hope this answer your question, Ingar
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