I'd like to cite two papers in one parenthesis, like
(Author1 et al., 2001, Author2 et al., 2004)
But when I use: (\citet{paper1}, \citet{paper2})
it gives
(Author1 et al. ( 2001), Author2 et al. (2004))
Is there any solution to this?
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I'd like to cite two papers in one parenthesis, like
(Author1 et al., 2001, Author2 et al., 2004)
But when I use: (\citet{paper1}, \citet{paper2})
it gives
(Author1 et al. ( 2001), Author2 et al. (2004))
Is there any solution to this?
Best Answer
You should try either
or
depending on whether or not you want a comma between the author's name and the corresponding year. (The second instruction can, in fact, be simplified to
\citep{paper1, paper2}
. I slightly prefer(\citealp{paper1,paper2})
, though, as it preserves a syntactic symmetry with(\citealt{paper1,paper2})
.)