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On the syntax and formatting of citations and reference lists according to a particular style guide (e.g., Chicago, MLA, IEEE, APA) or in general.
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Which citation style is the most concise and has the least impact on word count?
As @Adam Bosen commented, you will be hard-pressed to find a more compact in-text citation format than IEEE. A single citation is written [1] and several citations [2-5].
The bibliography is then li …
