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I am writing this reference in my .tex file

beginthebibliography
bibitemThomas Thomas, V. A., El-Hajjar, M., Hanzo, L.: Performance improvement and cost reduction techniques for radio over fiber communications.IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials. boldm $17$(2), 627-670(2015).

When I see the generated file it comes like this:

expected to form the mainstay of the future fifth generation of wireless
networks [1] instead of [1] I need (Thomas).

bibliographies citing

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I am writing this reference in my .tex file

beginthebibliography
bibitemThomas Thomas, V. A., El-Hajjar, M., Hanzo, L.: Performance improvement and cost reduction techniques for radio over fiber communications.IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials. boldm $17$(2), 627-670(2015).

When I see the generated file it comes like this:

expected to form the mainstay of the future fifth generation of wireless
networks [1] instead of [1] I need (Thomas).

bibliographies citing

share|improve this question

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user31729

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I am writing this reference in my .tex file

beginthebibliography
bibitemThomas Thomas, V. A., El-Hajjar, M., Hanzo, L.: Performance improvement and cost reduction techniques for radio over fiber communications.IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials. boldm $17$(2), 627-670(2015).

When I see the generated file it comes like this:

expected to form the mainstay of the future fifth generation of wireless
networks [1] instead of [1] I need (Thomas).

bibliographies citing

share|improve this question

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beginthebibliography
bibitemThomas Thomas, V. A., El-Hajjar, M., Hanzo, L.: Performance improvement and cost reduction techniques for radio over fiber communications.IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials. boldm $17$(2), 627-670(2015).

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I just run over similar situation. If your reference is just Thomas (also works with spaces, but unfortunately not with commas (yet)), you could define the bibliography with:

usepackagenatbib
bibliographystyleabbrvnat
setcitestyleauthoryear,open=(,close=)

(see https://de.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Natbib_citation_styles)

Then your bibitem should look like that:

bibitem[Thomas]Thomas Thomas, V. A., El-Hajjar, M., Hanzo, L.: Performance improvement and cost reduction techniques for radio over fiber communications.IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials. boldm $17$(2), 627-670(2015).

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I just run over similar situation. If your reference is just Thomas (also works with spaces, but unfortunately not with commas (yet)), you could define the bibliography with:

usepackagenatbib
bibliographystyleabbrvnat
setcitestyleauthoryear,open=(,close=)

(see https://de.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Natbib_citation_styles)

Then your bibitem should look like that:

bibitem[Thomas]Thomas Thomas, V. A., El-Hajjar, M., Hanzo, L.: Performance improvement and cost reduction techniques for radio over fiber communications.IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials. boldm $17$(2), 627-670(2015).

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answered Feb 20 at 17:31

chloesoechloesoe

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0

I just run over similar situation. If your reference is just Thomas (also works with spaces, but unfortunately not with commas (yet)), you could define the bibliography with:

usepackagenatbib
bibliographystyleabbrvnat
setcitestyleauthoryear,open=(,close=)

(see https://de.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Natbib_citation_styles)

Then your bibitem should look like that:

bibitem[Thomas]Thomas Thomas, V. A., El-Hajjar, M., Hanzo, L.: Performance improvement and cost reduction techniques for radio over fiber communications.IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials. boldm $17$(2), 627-670(2015).

share|improve this answer

answered Feb 20 at 17:31

chloesoechloesoe

1012

add a comment | 

I just run over similar situation. If your reference is just Thomas (also works with spaces, but unfortunately not with commas (yet)), you could define the bibliography with:

usepackagenatbib
bibliographystyleabbrvnat
setcitestyleauthoryear,open=(,close=)

(see https://de.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Natbib_citation_styles)

Then your bibitem should look like that:

bibitem[Thomas]Thomas Thomas, V. A., El-Hajjar, M., Hanzo, L.: Performance improvement and cost reduction techniques for radio over fiber communications.IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials. boldm $17$(2), 627-670(2015).

share|improve this answer

answered Feb 20 at 17:31

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usepackagenatbib
bibliographystyleabbrvnat
setcitestyleauthoryear,open=(,close=)

bibitem[Thomas]Thomas Thomas, V. A., El-Hajjar, M., Hanzo, L.: Performance improvement and cost reduction techniques for radio over fiber communications.IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials. boldm $17$(2), 627-670(2015).

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answered Feb 20 at 17:31

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answered Feb 20 at 17:31

chloesoechloesoe

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answered Feb 20 at 17:31

chloesoechloesoe

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