I want to use BibTeX for my article. The style of the references for the journal is attached herewith. I have tried with the \bibliographystyle{plain} as well as \bibliographystyle{ieeetr} and \bibliographystyle{abbrvnat}.
No one of the three gives the style. Notice that title of the article is italic where as title of book is not italic, publication year for article is in brackets where as for books are not etc.
Also if there is any capital letter in the middle of the title of the article, then all the above bibliography style makes it small letter. This is the 1st time I am using BibTeX. Please help me to solve my problem.
It would help us immensely to know which journal you are trying to work with. It doesn't look like the style of any I've sent anything to, so I can't be of help there without further information.
If you can't find a journal-provided .bst file, you can run 'latex makebst' and create your own bibliography style based on your answers to various questions.
Thank you for your reply. I want a bst file for the journal Dynamics of Continuous, Discrete and Impulsive Systems B (DCDIS B). I have here attached the instructions to the authors pdf to check the bib style.
This is an example of something I find very amusing about most publications: they give you a brief, overly-abbreviated, unclear example that contains a fraction of the examples you would actually need to cite every type of publication you might want to cite....
You are probably best off finding a published article with an example of each kind of field, then running "latex makebst" and giving it answers that fit the style. It doesn't fit precisely with any style I know off the top of my head.
