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I'm preparing my thesis and its my first time using latex

I have the following file: paper1.tex

\author
{
    Author 1
    \and
    Author 2
    \and
    Author 3
}
\title{Title of the paper1}
\maketitle
\label{pap:paper1}

\includearticle{papers/papaer1pdf}

And I have another file: ListofPaper.tex

\chapter{List of papers}

\section*{\cref{pap:paper1}}
\enquote{\titleref{pap:paper1}}.
%\enquote{\nameref{pap:paper1}}. % It also works similar as \titleref ¿What is the difference?

When i compile it, it shows:

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Is there any way to list the authors before the title of the paper, I mean something like this:

Author 1, Author 2 and Author 3. "Title of the paper"

I was trying with \autoref{pap:paper1} but it didn't work.

cgnieder
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  • (1) I don't know that it is readily possible to retrieve the list of authors from \author, at least not in the standard classes. But could you please edit your question to include a short compilable example (MWE) starting with \documentclass and ending with \end{document}? This helps us help you. And there's the chance that the document class you're using provides this possibility. – marquinho Mar 17 '22 at 12:08
  • (2) Generally, \autoref doesn't have anything to do with "author". It is only a \ref command that automatically generates a descriptive prefix in addition to the number: "section 3.3" instead of just "3.3". In your case, I'd expect it to output something like "Paper 1", not the authors. – marquinho Mar 17 '22 at 12:28

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