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Scientific collaborations involving hundreds or thousands of authors; for instance, the publications which gather the results of the LHC/CERN experiments.
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When citing a paper with a lot of authors; is it OK to shorten the author list in the refere...
You should follow a style guide. If your editor, instructor, etc. didn't tell you what style to use, pick one. In this case pick one that doesn't insist on full author lists.
When in doubt I use th …
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