Some publications require superscript references and some numeric, inline references. The first should appear like
blah blah.^{1}
and the second like
blah blah [1].
For AIAA publications, this is obnoxious because conference papers are like the first, but journal pubs are like the second. Instead of manually changing the position of the \cite{} command follow the convention in the .tex file
blah blah \cite{somedude2001}. (sentence+space+\cite{}+punctuation)
then invoke the natbib and natmove command like the first two lines suggest
\usepackage[numbers,sort&compress]{natbib}
\usepackage{natmove} % This command moves superscript references after the punctuation mark regardless of where the \cite command appears
\usepackage{hypernat}
\bibpunct{}{}{,}{s}{}{} % superscript citation
This functionality can also be achieved with the \usepackage[super]{cite} command but this overwrites the sort&compress and hypernat commands.
\bibpunct specifies all the delimiters and styles to be used with the reference numbers. Change the 's' to 'n' for inline numbers. Google it!
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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This is cool, thanks.
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