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Problem with different authors, same “et al” with natbib
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowKeep bibliography entry on one pageCiting a Reprint of an Article in BibTeXHow to show natbib reference as “first author et al”?BibTeX doesn't workWhy does changing the bibliography style to “agsm” randomly bold the journal volume numbers?Apalike with citepChanging plainnat.bst to show references differently(Author, Year) in text, full citation in footnoteModifying book, online and misc title in bibliographyMissing fields in reference [natbib, custom bib style, better bibtex export]
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I have two papers to cite, same first author, same year, both long enough to give me an "et al" in the main text. And when I compile in Overleaf, I get complaints.
So, my .bib file has two records like this:
@articleKOV2018,
Author = Alexei Karenin and Stepan Oblansky and Alexei Vronski,
Journal = Econometrica,
Number = 1,
Pages = 1--25,
Title = All happy families are alike,
Volume = 86,
Year = 2018
@articleKKV2018,
Author = Alexei Karenin and Anna Karenina and Stepan Vronsky,
Journal = Management Science,
Number = 1,
Pages = 1--200,
Title = Each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way,
Volume = 64,
Year = 2018
In my main.tex file in Overleaf, I write:
citep[For an alternative approach, see][.]KKV2018, KOV2018
When I compile, I get
Package natbib Warning: Multiple citation on p. 4: same authors and year without
distinguishing extra letter, appears as question mark.
How do I fix?
natbib
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I have two papers to cite, same first author, same year, both long enough to give me an "et al" in the main text. And when I compile in Overleaf, I get complaints.
So, my .bib file has two records like this:
@articleKOV2018,
Author = Alexei Karenin and Stepan Oblansky and Alexei Vronski,
Journal = Econometrica,
Number = 1,
Pages = 1--25,
Title = All happy families are alike,
Volume = 86,
Year = 2018
@articleKKV2018,
Author = Alexei Karenin and Anna Karenina and Stepan Vronsky,
Journal = Management Science,
Number = 1,
Pages = 1--200,
Title = Each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way,
Volume = 64,
Year = 2018
In my main.tex file in Overleaf, I write:
citep[For an alternative approach, see][.]KKV2018, KOV2018
When I compile, I get
Package natbib Warning: Multiple citation on p. 4: same authors and year without
distinguishing extra letter, appears as question mark.
How do I fix?
natbib
edited 9 mins ago
moewe
95.7k10116358
asked 1 hour ago
JackJack
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It seems as though your bibliography style fails to disambiguate short citations properly. What style are you using? Would it be possible to show us a complete example document that reproduces the issue (an MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864): It would contain adocumentclasscommand, the relevant bits of the preamble and a shortbegindocument...enddocumentwith enough dummy content to reproduce the problem with as little code as possible.
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6 mins ago
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I have two papers to cite, same first author, same year, both long enough to give me an "et al" in the main text. And when I compile in Overleaf, I get complaints.
So, my .bib file has two records like this:
@articleKOV2018,
Author = Alexei Karenin and Stepan Oblansky and Alexei Vronski,
Journal = Econometrica,
Number = 1,
Pages = 1--25,
Title = All happy families are alike,
Volume = 86,
Year = 2018
@articleKKV2018,
Author = Alexei Karenin and Anna Karenina and Stepan Vronsky,
Journal = Management Science,
Number = 1,
Pages = 1--200,
Title = Each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way,
Volume = 64,
Year = 2018
In my main.tex file in Overleaf, I write:
citep[For an alternative approach, see][.]KKV2018, KOV2018
When I compile, I get
Package natbib Warning: Multiple citation on p. 4: same authors and year without
distinguishing extra letter, appears as question mark.
How do I fix?
natbib
edited 9 mins ago
moewe
95.7k10116358
asked 1 hour ago
JackJack
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I have two papers to cite, same first author, same year, both long enough to give me an "et al" in the main text. And when I compile in Overleaf, I get complaints.
So, my .bib file has two records like this:
@articleKOV2018,
Author = Alexei Karenin and Stepan Oblansky and Alexei Vronski,
Journal = Econometrica,
Number = 1,
Pages = 1--25,
Title = All happy families are alike,
Volume = 86,
Year = 2018
@articleKKV2018,
Author = Alexei Karenin and Anna Karenina and Stepan Vronsky,
Journal = Management Science,
Number = 1,
Pages = 1--200,
Title = Each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way,
Volume = 64,
Year = 2018
In my main.tex file in Overleaf, I write:
citep[For an alternative approach, see][.]KKV2018, KOV2018
When I compile, I get
Package natbib Warning: Multiple citation on p. 4: same authors and year without
distinguishing extra letter, appears as question mark.
How do I fix?
natbib
natbib
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It seems as though your bibliography style fails to disambiguate short citations properly. What style are you using? Would it be possible to show us a complete example document that reproduces the issue (an MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864): It would contain adocumentclasscommand, the relevant bits of the preamble and a shortbegindocument...enddocumentwith enough dummy content to reproduce the problem with as little code as possible.
– moewe
6 mins ago
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It seems as though your bibliography style fails to disambiguate short citations properly. What style are you using? Would it be possible to show us a complete example document that reproduces the issue (an MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864): It would contain adocumentclasscommand, the relevant bits of the preamble and a shortbegindocument...enddocumentwith enough dummy content to reproduce the problem with as little code as possible.
– moewe
6 mins ago
It seems as though your bibliography style fails to disambiguate short citations properly. What style are you using? Would it be possible to show us a complete example document that reproduces the issue (an MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864): It would contain a
documentclass command, the relevant bits of the preamble and a short begindocument...enddocument with enough dummy content to reproduce the problem with as little code as possible.– moewe
6 mins ago
It seems as though your bibliography style fails to disambiguate short citations properly. What style are you using? Would it be possible to show us a complete example document that reproduces the issue (an MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864): It would contain a
documentclass command, the relevant bits of the preamble and a short begindocument...enddocument with enough dummy content to reproduce the problem with as little code as possible.– moewe
6 mins ago
add a comment |
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It seems as though your bibliography style fails to disambiguate short citations properly. What style are you using? Would it be possible to show us a complete example document that reproduces the issue (an MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864): It would contain a
documentclasscommand, the relevant bits of the preamble and a shortbegindocument...enddocumentwith enough dummy content to reproduce the problem with as little code as possible.– moewe
6 mins ago