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Slightly modify alphaurl such that it sorts by last name, by moving von-prefix between firstname and lineage in the sorting order, basing the sorting format on the style "din1505/alphadin.bst"
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To add more context, Springer sorts the references by "lastname firstname[ Jr.]" (see line 1388 of splncs04.bst). |
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An update: Indeed, your pull request changes / fixes the ordering of some surnames. This comes at a price of us needing to ship our own bst file. We will decide later if we want to go with this (or not) for Volume 2. |
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Slightly modify alphaurl such that it sorts by last name, by moving von-prefix between firstname and lineage in the sorting order, basing the sorting format on the style "din1505/alphadin.bst"
Note: an example where this sorting is relevant is e.g. the paper Communication-Efficient Multi-Party Computation for RMS Programs (Volume 1 Issue 2), where a paper by Rafaël del Pino, [dPLS19] is sorted at "d", whereas it should have been sorted at "P".