Dear All,
I am writing my PhD thesis, making use of the template as provided in this link http://www.latextemplates.com/template/ ... ral-thesis. In the original template, the all bibliography is supposed to go in the end of the manuscript. But I would like, instead, to put the bibliography in the end of each single chapter, and to have an automatic update of the citations when adding/subtracting a reference, and subsequently to "import" it every time I need through the "\include{}" command.
Is this possible? Can you kindly suggest me how to solve this issue? I tried several approaches as suggested in different websites, but none of them worked properly, and i think it is because it is also a "class"-dependent problem.
Many thanks in advance for the help!!!
All the Best,
Tommy
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Bibliography In Separate Chapters
BrilPoets wrote:Dear All,
I am writing my PhD thesis, making use of the template as provided in this link http://www.latextemplates.com/template/ ... ral-thesis. In the original template, the all bibliography is supposed to go in the end of the manuscript. But I would like, instead, to put the bibliography in the end of each single chapter, and to have an automatic update of the citations when adding/subtracting a reference, and subsequently to "import" it every time I need through the "\include{}" command.
Is this possible? Can you kindly suggest me how to solve this issue? I tried several approaches as suggested in different websites, but none of them worked properly, and i think it is because it is also a "class"-dependent problem.
Many thanks in advance for the help!!!
All the Best,
Tommy
Hi If You have found any solution then please forward me I am also facing same problem.