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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

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