Requesting for physica status solidi (a) Citation style

shawrav
Hello,

I can not find the CSL file for physica status solidi (a). The style is following:

[1] F. M. Firstauthorfamilyname, F. M. Secondauthorfami-lyname, and C. Lastauthorfamilyname, Abbreviatedjournal-name volume(bold), page (year).

It is very close to the CSL style for Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B. But that file is also corrupted.

Guideline to Authors: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1002/%28ISSN%291862-6319/homepage/2231_authors.html

Thanks in advance.
  • RintzeRintze
    But that file is also corrupted.
    What does that mean, exactly?
  • shawrav
    Thanks for asking.

    Whenever I tried to use that file, I got this error message "ERROR: Unable to find key 8d001f80e513497eb32c49b3987f4b1b"
  • RintzeRintze
    Do you get that error in your word processor? If so, which version of Word, LibreOffice, or OpenOffice.org are you using?
  • shawrav
    Yes, I got the error message in Microsoft Word 2013. I am using it in Windows 7 platform. But actually, even that CSL format is not perfect. That is why, I requested to create a new CSL format for PSS A.

    If you know any other CSL file which is exactly the same with PSS A, Please inform me. I would be grateful.
  • afairbro
    I realize this is a year late, but perhaps it might help others. I have found that the PSS citation style is very similar to that used by the American Institute of Physiscs (i.e. Applied Physics Letters) except citations are listed with superscript numbers instead of brackets as in PSS. After finishing your draft, you can unlink Zotero, and manually change the superscripts to brackets.

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