Say I wish to have two references lists: one for all the citation within the main body, and another for all the citations within the Appendices. I'm using BibTeX. splitbib
and multibib
don't seem to be the right way.
chapterbib
seems to be very similar to what I need, but I couldn't find a working example, and I don't know how to adjust it to what I need (without splitting into different files). Any suggestions?
Best Answer
You could give the
bibunits
package a try. Assuming that (i) you wish to use theplain
bibliography style in the main part of the document and theunsrt
style in the appendix area and (ii) all bib entries are contained in a file namedmybib.bib
, the bibunits-relevant structure of your LaTeX file might look something like this:If you only intend to use one bibliography style (say,
plain
) throughout, you could place the commandin the preamble, freeing you from having to mention it in every
\begin{bibunit}
command. (Actually,plain
is the default style in case nothing else is specified.)Note that
bibunits
creates a separate.aux
file for each bibunit you create, namedbu1.aux
,bu2.aux
, etc. This means that you'll need to run BibTeX separately on each of these aux files.