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biblatex citation includes given name, how can I get rid of it?
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I have following literature in my .bib file:
@inproceedings{lang2017earth,
title={Earth observation for humanitarian assistance},
author={Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara},
booktitle={GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci},
volume={1},
pages={157--165},
year={2017}
}
When I try to cite it with parencite{} or with citet{} it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:
(Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)
I want to get rid off the "Stefan"
same here
@article{lang2015earth,
title={Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations},
author={Lang, Stefan and F{"u}reder, Petra},
journal={GI_Forum},
volume={2015},
pages={384--390},
year={2015},
publisher={Verlag der {"O}sterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften}
}
I cite it with citet{...} and it appears like this in the .pdf:
Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)
and again "Stefan" appears!
What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.
biblatex
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I have following literature in my .bib file:
@inproceedings{lang2017earth,
title={Earth observation for humanitarian assistance},
author={Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara},
booktitle={GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci},
volume={1},
pages={157--165},
year={2017}
}
When I try to cite it with parencite{} or with citet{} it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:
(Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)
I want to get rid off the "Stefan"
same here
@article{lang2015earth,
title={Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations},
author={Lang, Stefan and F{"u}reder, Petra},
journal={GI_Forum},
volume={2015},
pages={384--390},
year={2015},
publisher={Verlag der {"O}sterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften}
}
I cite it with citet{...} and it appears like this in the .pdf:
Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)
and again "Stefan" appears!
What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.
biblatex
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Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?biblatexhas a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864
– moewe
26 mins ago
Note that for the purposes of theuniquenamedisambiguationKnuth, Donald,Knuth, Donald E.andKnuth, D. E.are three different people andbiblatexwould try to disambiguate them accordingly. So it may well be that you don't have another Lang in the usual meaning of the word, but just another form of the same Lang's name, e.g.Lang, StefanandLang, S.orLang, Stefan R.or ...
– moewe
9 mins ago
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I have following literature in my .bib file:
@inproceedings{lang2017earth,
title={Earth observation for humanitarian assistance},
author={Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara},
booktitle={GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci},
volume={1},
pages={157--165},
year={2017}
}
When I try to cite it with parencite{} or with citet{} it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:
(Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)
I want to get rid off the "Stefan"
same here
@article{lang2015earth,
title={Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations},
author={Lang, Stefan and F{"u}reder, Petra},
journal={GI_Forum},
volume={2015},
pages={384--390},
year={2015},
publisher={Verlag der {"O}sterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften}
}
I cite it with citet{...} and it appears like this in the .pdf:
Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)
and again "Stefan" appears!
What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.
biblatex
edited 16 mins ago
moewe
95.8k10116359
asked 32 mins ago
StefanieStefanie
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I have following literature in my .bib file:
@inproceedings{lang2017earth,
title={Earth observation for humanitarian assistance},
author={Lang, Stefan and Schoepfer, Elisabeth and Zeil, Peter and Riedler, Barbara},
booktitle={GI Forum--J Geogr Inf Sci},
volume={1},
pages={157--165},
year={2017}
}
When I try to cite it with parencite{} or with citet{} it always appears with the name of the author in the .pdf file:
(Stefan Lang, Schoepfer, et al., 2017)
I want to get rid off the "Stefan"
same here
@article{lang2015earth,
title={Earth Observation for Humanitarian Operations},
author={Lang, Stefan and F{"u}reder, Petra},
journal={GI_Forum},
volume={2015},
pages={384--390},
year={2015},
publisher={Verlag der {"O}sterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften}
}
I cite it with citet{...} and it appears like this in the .pdf:
Stefan Lang and Füreder (2015)
and again "Stefan" appears!
What can I do against this, because all the other citations work perfectly except of these two.
biblatex
biblatex
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Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?biblatexhas a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864
– moewe
26 mins ago
Note that for the purposes of theuniquenamedisambiguationKnuth, Donald,Knuth, Donald E.andKnuth, D. E.are three different people andbiblatexwould try to disambiguate them accordingly. So it may well be that you don't have another Lang in the usual meaning of the word, but just another form of the same Lang's name, e.g.Lang, StefanandLang, S.orLang, Stefan R.or ...
– moewe
9 mins ago
add a comment |
1
Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?biblatexhas a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864
– moewe
26 mins ago
Note that for the purposes of theuniquenamedisambiguationKnuth, Donald,Knuth, Donald E.andKnuth, D. E.are three different people andbiblatexwould try to disambiguate them accordingly. So it may well be that you don't have another Lang in the usual meaning of the word, but just another form of the same Lang's name, e.g.Lang, StefanandLang, S.orLang, Stefan R.or ...
– moewe
9 mins ago
1
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Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?
biblatex has a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864– moewe
26 mins ago
Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?
biblatex has a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864– moewe
26 mins ago
Note that for the purposes of the
uniquename disambiguation Knuth, Donald, Knuth, Donald E. and Knuth, D. E. are three different people and biblatex would try to disambiguate them accordingly. So it may well be that you don't have another Lang in the usual meaning of the word, but just another form of the same Lang's name, e.g. Lang, Stefan and Lang, S. or Lang, Stefan R. or ...– moewe
9 mins ago
Note that for the purposes of the
uniquename disambiguation Knuth, Donald, Knuth, Donald E. and Knuth, D. E. are three different people and biblatex would try to disambiguate them accordingly. So it may well be that you don't have another Lang in the usual meaning of the word, but just another form of the same Lang's name, e.g. Lang, Stefan and Lang, S. or Lang, Stefan R. or ...– moewe
9 mins ago
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Is there another author called Lang in your bibliography?
biblatexhas a feature to disambiguate ambiguous family names which means that it may add a given name initial or write out the entire given name to avoid confusion as to which "Lang" is meant. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/134535/35864– moewe
26 mins ago
Note that for the purposes of the
uniquenamedisambiguationKnuth, Donald,Knuth, Donald E.andKnuth, D. E.are three different people andbiblatexwould try to disambiguate them accordingly. So it may well be that you don't have another Lang in the usual meaning of the word, but just another form of the same Lang's name, e.g.Lang, StefanandLang, S.orLang, Stefan R.or ...– moewe
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