You can use the package "natbib". The following is an example:
documentclass[12pt]{article}
usepackage[super, sort]{natbib}
bibpunct{(}{)}{;}{a}{,}{,} % required for natbib
begin{document}
Use the natbib package with options texttt{super} and texttt{sort},
and use verb+citep+ or verb+citet+
instead of the command verb+cite+. In detail, we need to include the
natbib package
and include the line
begin{verbatim}
bibliographystyle[super, sort]{natbib}
bibpunct{(}{)}{;}{a}{,}{,}
end{verbatim}
in the preamble.
And use the bibliographstyle texttt{plainnat}, i.e.
verb+bibliographystyle{plainnat}+.
The command
verb+citet+ is for ``last name (year)'' and verb+citep+ for
``(last name, year)'' which will be shown in the text.
The result of verb+citep{GoossensEtAl:1999}+ is citep{GoossensEtAl:1999}.
The result of verb+citetcitet{GoossensEtAl:1999}+ is citet{GoossensEtAl:1999}.
bibliographystyle{plainnat} % required for natbib
bibliography{workshop}
end{document}
The content of the file "
workshop.bib
" is below:
@book{GoossensEtAl:1999,
author="{Goossens, M.} and {Rahtz, S.} with {Gurari, E., M.} and {Moore, R.} and {Sutor, R. S.}",
title="The LaTeX, Web Companion",
publisher="Addison-Wesley",
year="1999"
}
You can copy the above two files to your computer and compile them to see the
.
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