Update publication lists #355
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gonuke
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Apr 1, 2024
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I really like the idea in #356, so let's not merge this until that is completed, and it can be a part of this PR. |
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It may take some time to implement #356. Might be better to go ahead with this until we sort that out properly. |
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That works for me. Merge away |
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This PR updates some of the publications listed on the website. Currently, the only change is to add the
source/cite/citecyc.bibfile to the bibtext_bibfiles list insource/conf.pyso that the publications about difference Cyclus versions appears. This fixes one of the items identified in #337.@nuclearkatie also mentioned in #337 an item to update this list. Were there any specific publications you had in mind? The lists on the website seem to be focused on the core of Cyclus, and not as much on applications. Do we have any newer publications that fit this bill? I think expanding this list to publications that just use Cyclus will be burdensome to maintain, but I'm open to ideas.