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Again, it depends on the purpose of the citation. I believe no-one would have a problem with e.g. "To solve this discretized Poisson equation we use the BiCGSt
by semi-extrinsic 9y ago
Again, it depends on the purpose of the citation. I believe no-one would have a problem with e.g.
"To solve this discretized Poisson equation we use the BiCGStab method \cite{vanLeersPaperAboutBiCGStab}, which is an iterative Krylov method; see \cite{SaadsTextbook} for a general introduction."
- convolvatron 9y agoexactly. all this talk of reputation, authority, credit, etc. the bibliography is an important part of your work. its there to help an interested reader understand your work more fully by placing it in context, providing more access to a more exhaustive discussion of the finer points, and to assist in their studies of related topics. at some level thats what it has to be about.