Hello,
I am desperately trying to find a citation style with numbers (in brackets) that I can use for my master's thesis on quantum physics. I found APS and AIP being the two options (it seems that IEEE isn't used in physics). APS has the problem, that it doesn't print the title of the publication cited which needs to be included following my supervisor. Therefore I want to ask if AIP is usable in my case because I found it to be somewhat exclusively designed for journals. Also - AIP seems to miss out on printing the doi, at least when using \usepackage[style=phys]{biblatex}. Is that in accordance with AIP or just missing from the latex implementation?
Thank you!
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Citation Style in LaTeX for physics thesis
The APS and AIP styles do not print the title of the article by default, and it's also difficult to get their style files to work outside of the RevTeX classes.
If you're unable to find a style you like, you can always create one that mimics the style you want; type "latex makebst" and follow the instructions.
If you're unable to find a style you like, you can always create one that mimics the style you want; type "latex makebst" and follow the instructions.