PHYS 2213: Experimental Physics with Data Analysis: Managing Your References

1. What is Academic Integrity?
2. Why is Academic Integrity Important?
3. Guidelines for Working with Integrity
4. Collaboration and Group Work
5. Using and Citing Sources
   • Faculty and Student Views
   • Practicing Integrity
6. Breach of Policy on Academic Honesty
7. Preventative Measures

1. Citing Sources – Part of Academic Culture
2. Plagiarism
3. Citations and Bibliographies
4. Citation Style
5. Citation Management
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6. Annotated Bibliographies

Physical Review Style and Notation Guide

In ref. [3] … and our previous work [5–8] disagree with that of Doe and Roe [13,15].

[2] J. M. Smith, R. Brown, C. Green, D. Jones, and A. Lee, Phys. Rev. B 46, 1 (1992).

Or (for 4 or more authors)

[2] J. M. Smith et al. (XYZ Collaboration), Phys. Rev. B 46, 1 (1992).

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