Added how to cite instructions for XBraid to the manuals

docs/Introduction.md

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 We chose the package name XBraid to stand for _Time-Braid_, where
 X is the first letter in the Greek work for time, _Chronos_.  The
 algorithm _braids_ together time-grids of different granularity in order to
-create a multigrid method and achieve parallelism in the time dimension.  In
-plain text, we say XBraid, or just Braid for short.
+create a multigrid method and achieve parallelism in the time dimension.
 
 # Overview of the XBraid Algorithm {#braidoverview}
 
@@ -616,6 +615,21 @@ Achieving the best speedup can require some tuning, and it is recommended to rea
 [Parallel Time Integration with Multigrid](https://computation-rnd.llnl.gov/linear_solvers/pubs/mgritPaper-2013.pdf)
 where this 2D heat equation example is explored in much more detail.
 
+
+# Citing XBraid {#braidcite}
+
+To cite XBraid, please state in your text the version number from the 
+VERSION file, and please cite the project website in your bibliography as
+
+>  [1] XBraid: Parallel multigrid in time. http://llnl.gov/casc/xbraid.
+
+The corresponding BibTex entry is
+
+     @misc{xbraid-package,
+       title = {{XB}raid: Parallel multigrid in time},
+       howpublished = {\url{http://llnl.gov/casc/xbraid}}
+       }
+
 # Summary {#summary}
 
 - XBraid applies multigrid to the time dimension.