BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ Reseting cite counter and separate bibliographies

[Yeats]

Hi,
My work has 4 chapters. I use one bibliography file for all of them.

I would like to have separate bibliography for each chapter but they should all be at the end of the work (not following each chapter).

It would also be nice if I could reset citation counter at the end of each chapter.

Basically this is how the structure should look:

Chapter 1

Chapter 2 (citation counter starts new from 1)

Chapter 3 (citation counter starts new from 1)

Chapter 4 (citation counter starts new from 1)

Bibliography for Chapter 1
Bibliography for Chapter 2
Bibliography for Chapter 3
Bibliography for Chapter 4

The additional problem might be that I need to separate each bibliography into two subgroups. I do that now by using this:

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\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{Quellenverzeichnis}
\bibliographysec{Bibliographie/bibliographie}
\bibliographystylesec{jurabib}
\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{Literaturverzeichnis}
\renewcommand{\refname}{Literaturverzeichnis}
\bibliography{Bibliographie/bibliographie}
\bibliographystyle{jurabib}

so at the end it should look like this:

Chapter 1

Chapter 2 (citation counter starts new from 1)

Chapter 3 (citation counter starts new from 1)

Chapter 4 (citation counter starts new from 1)

PRIMARY Bibliography for Chapter 1
SECONDARY Bibliography for Chapter 1
PRIMARY Bibliography for Chapter 2
SECONDARY Bibliography for Chapter 2
PRIMARY Bibliography for Chapter 3
SECONDARY Bibliography for Chapter 3
PRIMARY Bibliography for Chapter 4
SECONDARY Bibliography for Chapter 4

Anyone knows how this can be done? Let me know if MWE or some additional explanation is necessary.

Thank you

[kaiserkarl13]

One hack would be to use something like chapterbib, generate all the .bbl files using BibTeX, then put an "include" in the chapter where you wish to have the bibliography (e.g., in the appendix, issue "\include{ch1.bbl}"). When you run LaTeX the last time, comment out the \bibliography commands in each chapter and DON'T run BibTeX. You'll get "multiply defined label" errors if the \bibliography and \include commands are BOTH included, but those should go away once you're only including ONE copy of the .bbl files.

As I said, it's a hack, but it might work for your purposes. (By the way, I'm curious why one would want separate bibliographies for each chapter that are NOT part of the chapter.)

Good luck!

[ntg]

multibbl does exactly what you want:

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\usepackage{multibbl}
.....
\newbibliography{bk}%book cahpter
\newbibliography{jrn}
\newbibliography{conf}

  \cite{bk}{vdtn-2010-bkch}
  \cite{jrn}{rmpg-2004-simpat}
  \cite{jrn}{rmpg-2003-SpecIssue}
  \cite{jrn}{rmpg-2003-WileyInterScience}
  \cite{jrn}{frangiadakis-2003-trns}
  \cite{conf}{pegasus-2009-tridentcomWiFi}


\begin{itemize*}
\item Book Chapters 
\\[-7ex]
%\bibliographystyle{bk}{unsrt}
\bibliographystyle{bk}{abbrv}
%\bibliographystyle{bk}{ieeetr}
\bibliography{bk}{bibs}{}
\item Journals/Magazines
\\[-7ex]
   %\cite*{*}
   \newif\ifcontinuouslabels
   \continuouslabelstrue
   %\DeclareOption{resetlabels}{\continuouslabelsfalse}

   \bibliographystyle{jrn}{ieeetr}
   \usecounter{enumiv}
   \bibliography{jrn}{bibs}{}
%---------------------------------------------------------------------  
\item Conferences/Workshops  
\\[-7ex]
   \bibliographystyle{conf}{ieeetr}
   \bibliography{conf}{bibs}{}

\end{itemize*}

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