I am writing an article for publication in English. It is necessary to include references to articles written by Russian authors in Russian language. Do I have to translate their names and titles of their articles to English or I can leave their names and titles of the articles in original language (Russian)?
In the Russian-language articles, I see that foreign authors (their names and titles of the articles) are not translated into Russian and left in the original language (English). However, I have not seen articles in English, where Russian/foreign authors and articles were referenced in the original language (i.e. Russian).
For now, I am following IEEE citation style.
R. G. Arkhipov, Zh. Eksperim. i Teor. Fiz. 43, 349 (1962) English transl. : Soviet Phys.—JETP 16, 251 (1962)
. The point is, that many authors in Soviet times published in Russian journals, but these articles were subsequently translated into English. The first part of the citation is simply a transliteration of the Russian text into the Latin alphabet, the reference to the translation follows. – LLlAMnYP Mar 9 '16 at 17:28