House Style Guide 2011 - MAIK "Nauka/Interperiodica"

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B. When reference has to be made to a particular page or section of a book, or to a particular
equation or the like, this should be done at the point of citation; see examples below:
(White, 2007, p. 178)
(Petrov and Smirnov, 2003, Eq. (87))
C. Works by one author should list the surname of the author and the year of publication:
(Ivanov, 2005)
Works by two authors should list the two surnames, separated by the conjuction and, and followed
by the year of publication:
(Ivanov and Petrov, 2010)
A work by three or more authors, for instance, by Ivanov, Petrov, Sidorov, and Smirnov, would be
as follows:
(Ivanov et al., 2005)
If another work of the same date that would also be abbreviated “Ivanov et al.” is cited or if there are
several works with the same authorship and date in the list of references, they should be cited as
follows:
and
(Ivanov et al., 2005a)
(Ivanov et al., 2005b)
(Ivanov, 2005a)
(Ivanov, 2005b),
respectively. In that case the years in the list of references should also be supplemented with letters
a, b, etc.
10.2 List of References: General
Important note: Format for references in ex-AIP journals is different from traditional Interperiodica
journals. See Chapter 11, Ex-AIP References.
10.2.1 For titles in English, including titles of books, journals, articles, chapters, and
dissertations and names of conferences, use title capitalization. Always capitalize the first word in
the title and subtitle, and capitalize all other words except for articles, prepositions, and
conjunctions. Use this style also for translations of foreign titles. For titles given in a foreign
language (including transliterated titles), follow the rules of capitalization for that language.
10.2.2 For book titles, article titles, etc., use of hyphens and dashes should follow the original,
even if such usage contradicts this style guide.
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