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Is this really how names are supposed to be listed in bibtex entries? It looks so bizarre. It looks like this paper is the work of
It's like our names got put in a blender and fished out.
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Yes, the "and" keyword separates authors, the comma separates the family name(s) from the given names of each author.
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Yup. That is right, and bibtex knows how to deal with it also. This bibtex entry is from SIAM - not something I wrote.