When I wrote my thesis I had to use the AMJ citation format according to these specifications.
This proved to be difficult, as there was no latex template found accross the web that fit the criteria π .
So I spend hours going back and forth to get as close as possible to the needed style, so you don't need to π.
This is the result, which also includes a few handy latex tricks to polish the work.
- table creation with notes and backreferences
- secondary citation commands
- table entry counters
Feel free to use this template or look at the pre-build overleaf version with you can copy according to the tutorial.
To make the overleaf version work, you need to change your compiler to LuaLaTeX
- you need to use lualatex
project/ βββ data/ β βββ campus_logo.png (logo with color) β βββ campus_logo_bk.png (logo with black and white) β βββ library.bib (put your sources here) βββ sections/ (put your text here and \input{} it within the main.tex) β βββ abstract.tex β βββ example.tex (outlines different commands) βββ setup/ (you know what you do? then edit here) β βββ ... βββ LICENSE βββ README.md βββ main.tex (start file)
By using this template you are required to include a reference in your writing according to the LICENSE.