The standard format of reference refers to the documents published for writing papers. According to the types of reference documents, they can be divided into monographs [M], conference proceedings [C], newspaper articles [N], journal articles [J], dissertations [D], reports [R], standards [S], patents [P], precipitated documents [A] in theses and magazines.

Dissertation is the main person in charge of [serial number]. Title of the document [D]. Place of publication: publisher, year of publication: page number (optional); The newspaper article is the main person in charge of [serial number]. File title [N]. Name and publication date (edition) of the newspaper.

Extended data:

Relevant requirements of references stipulate that:

1. References are coded with Arabic numerals in the order in which they appear in the text, and the serial numbers are placed in square brackets. If the file is referenced repeatedly, it is marked with the same serial number in the text.

2. The source of reference is the reference itself. Monographs and serial publications can be recorded in turn by title page, cover and masthead. Non-book materials such as micro-copying and audio recording can be recorded according to the title box, title, label and attachment on the container.

3. When recording figures, the original form in the literature must be kept. However, figures indicating edition, number of issues, number of volumes, number of pages, year of publication, etc. Expressed in Arabic numerals. Version is represented by ordinal abbreviation.

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