amsalpha style?

hxian
Where can I find the amsalpha style, which is a common style in bibtex? It looks like this:

[FirstAuthorLastName2011] - no comma, no space, no other authors

Thanks.
  • adamsmith
    we don't have that - since virtually no mathematician writes in anything other than LaTeX not many (if any) math styles have been created for Zotero.
    But if you're the exception, see here
    http://www.zotero.org/support/requesting_styles
    here
    http://www.zotero.org/support/csl_simple_edits?s[]=csl
    and here
    http://citationstyles.org/downloads/specification.html
  • hxian
    Thanks for your response. This style is actually not only used by mathematics publication. Computer graphic and virtual reality also use it.
  • johanneshiemer
    Hxian,
    did you create the style? If so would it be possible to get a copy of the style?
  • andybrandy
    edited January 21, 2012
    physicists also use that style quite often here AND, some of my colleagues don't use Latex, believe it or not, they have to use Ms Word, hard to believe and a pain in the a**... formulas, everything in word.... i know, speechless!

    If this or a similar style is available somewhere, I'd also like a copy. I'll post it, if I find it.
  • fbennett
    edited January 21, 2012
    The citation processor in Zotero can produce these citation keys. The processor also recognizes a simple format string for defining them, but the mechanism for passing it to the processor (i.e. via a format string coded in the style, or via a user option in Zotero) has not yet been settled.

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