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Rance D. Necaise

Reference List

The reflist environment can be used for creating a bibliography or reference list on a page, while the cite command is used to cite a reference from the list.

refs module
\cite{refname}
Includes a citation to a bibliography or reference list entry by including a numbered entry (i.e. [1]) in superscript notation as a link. If the link is clicked, the user is taken to the specify reference list entry.
Argument:
refname

The name of a reference entry in the reference list. This is similar to a label, but it is unique to the reference list environment.

Plugin:  ReferenceCitation
refs module
\begin{reflist}<{title}>
  \begin{ref}{refname}
     ...
  \end{ref}
     : 

\end{reflist}
Builds a reference list that can be included at the bottom of a page. The \cite command is used to cite an entry of the reference list. The body of the environment contains one or more reference entries that are specified using the ref environment
  \begin{ref}{refname}
     ...
  \end{ref}
Arguments:
title

An optional title for the reference list. The default is 'Reference List'.

refname

The name of a reference entry in the reference list. This name is used with the \cite command to cite a reference within the document.

Plugin:  ReferenceList

The following markup is used to produce the sample reference list at the bottom of the page:

\begin{reflist}{References}
\begin{ref}{arch}
von Neumann, John (1945), \link[''First Draft of a Report on The EDVAC'']{https://archive.org/
details/20200901-vN_First_Draft_Report_EDVAC_Moore_Sch_1945/page/n1/mode/2up}, Moore School 
of Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania.
\end{ref}

\begin{ref}{vonneumann}
John Von Neumann The Great Polymath, \link[I-Programmer]{https://www.i-programmer.info/history/
people/102-johnny-von-neumann-.html}
\end{ref}
\end{reflist}
References
  1. von Neumann, John (1945), https://archive.org/details/20200901-vN_First_Draft_Report_EDVAC_Moore_Sch_1945/page/n1/mode/2up, Moore School of Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania.

  2. John Von Neumann The Great Polymath, https://www.i-programmer.info/history/people/102-johnny-von-neumann-.html

  August 25, 2026 at 04:02 PM