bibtex

File containing all our bib items, for LaTeX documents

Installing

• Clone this repository with git clone https://github.com/bbopt/bibtex.git.

• Set the environment variable BIBTEX to point to the top of this repository. For example if you cloned this repository to /some/dir/bibtex then export BIBTEX=/some/dir/bibtex. Next, add BIBTEX to BIBINPUTS with export BIBINPUTS=$BIBTEX:$BIBINPUTS. You can also simply run install.sh.

• Inside your LaTeX documents you can use it with \bibliography{bibliography}.

• To check if new bib items have been added git pull inside the folder containing bibliography.bib. You can use cd $BIBTEX to place you directly in the appropriate folder.

Pattern for new items

• Be sure that the item is not already somewhere in the bibliography.bib file
• Respect the indentation
• Do not add other fields other than the ones in the patterns below
• NEVER change a key, even if it is not standard or with the wrong year

For a journal article

@article{XXX,     % use first letters of authors names + year
  Author  = {},   % keep only family name: C. Audet and not Charles Audet
  Title   = {{}}, % double braces to respect lower/upper cases
  Journal = {},   % full name
  Volume  = {},
  Number  = {},
  Pages   = {},   % with format 34--45 with two "-"
  Year    = {},
  Doi     = {},
  Url     = {http://dx.doi.org/},
  Date-Added    = {2021-03-xx},
  Date-Modified = {2021-03-xx}
} % added by NAME

For a Cahier du GERAD

@techreport{XXX2,
  Author      = {},
  Title       = {{}},
  Institution = {Les cahiers du GERAD},
  Number      = {G-2020-XX},
  Year        = {2020},
  Url         = {http://www.optimization-online.org/XXX},
  ArxivUrl    = {http://arxiv.org/XXX},
  Date-Added    = {2021-03-xx},
  Date-Modified = {2021-03-xx}
} % added by NAME