I am citing works of two authors, say, K. Lee 2010
and V. Lee 2010
. When I used apacite
package, it took care of making sure that in the text if multiple authors have same surname then their first name is also used. However, now I am using ACM journal provided bst
file which quotes both of them as Lee 2010
and hence it becomes unclear.
I am using BibTeX (biblatex
conflicts with journal provided format). I tried to search on google but could not find much except this. Can you tell how I should address this. Here is an MWE.
\documentclass[acmnow]{acmtrans2m}
\begin{document}
First is \cite{vlee2010}. Second is \cite{jlee2010}.
\bibliographystyle{acmtrans}
\bibliography{temp}
\end{document}
Bibtex file is:
@inproceedings{vlee2010,
title={{First paper}},
author={Lee, VCCC and others},
booktitle={xyz},
year={2010},
}
@inproceedings{jlee2010,
title={{Second Paper}},
author={Lee, JCCC and others},
booktitle={pqr},
year={2010},
}
The style and bst files used are: style file and bst file
Output comes:
First is [Lee et al. 2010b]. Second is [Lee et al. 2010a].
REFERENCES
Lee, J. et al. 2010a. Second Paper. In pqr.
Lee, V. et al. 2010b. First paper. In xyz.
Best Answer
I propose a variant of this answer of mine.
The
filecontents*
environment is only to make the document self-contained, you can do as usual with a separate.bib
file.The first argument to
\disambiguate
is ignored by LaTeX, but is used by BibTeX for sorting. Add whatever it's needed to ensure correct sorting. In the document proper we define\disambiguate
to use the second and third arguments (initial and surname), while in the bibliography it will use only the surname.