Including multiple bibliographies with the same entries
I would like to include multiple bibliographies in the same document. However, there is an overlap in the entries, that means in bibliography 1 I have partially the same entries as in bibliography 2. Tex seems to mix up the order in this case.
I pre-compile each chapter and copy the content of the .bbl file where the library goes.
A MWE:
documentclass[twoside,onecolumn,11pt,a4paper]{book}
begin{document}
chapter{1}
Text with citationcite{item1,item2}.
begin{thebibliography}{10}
bibitem{item1}
J. Doe, {em title}, Journal (2020).
bibitem{item2}
M. Mouse, {em title2}, Journal2 (2020).
end{thebibliography}
chapter{2}
Text has citations also from chapter 1, but in a different ordercite{item2,item1}.
begin{thebibliography}{10}
bibitem{item2}
M. Mouse, {em title2}, Journal2 (2020).
bibitem{item1}
J. Doe, {em title}, Journal (2020).
end{thebibliography}
end{document}
Compiling (pdflatex) yields
Chapter 1
1
Text with citation[2, 1].
Chapter 2
2
Text has citations also from chapter 1, but in a dierent order[1, 2].
I would like to have in chapter 1: Text with citation[1, 2].
bibtex
asked Feb 9 at 22:52
PhysXPhysX
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I would like to include multiple bibliographies in the same document. However, there is an overlap in the entries, that means in bibliography 1 I have partially the same entries as in bibliography 2. Tex seems to mix up the order in this case.
I pre-compile each chapter and copy the content of the .bbl file where the library goes.
A MWE:
documentclass[twoside,onecolumn,11pt,a4paper]{book}
begin{document}
chapter{1}
Text with citationcite{item1,item2}.
begin{thebibliography}{10}
bibitem{item1}
J. Doe, {em title}, Journal (2020).
bibitem{item2}
M. Mouse, {em title2}, Journal2 (2020).
end{thebibliography}
chapter{2}
Text has citations also from chapter 1, but in a different ordercite{item2,item1}.
begin{thebibliography}{10}
bibitem{item2}
M. Mouse, {em title2}, Journal2 (2020).
bibitem{item1}
J. Doe, {em title}, Journal (2020).
end{thebibliography}
end{document}
Compiling (pdflatex) yields
Chapter 1
1
Text with citation[2, 1].
Chapter 2
2
Text has citations also from chapter 1, but in a dierent order[1, 2].
I would like to have in chapter 1: Text with citation[1, 2].
bibtex
asked Feb 9 at 22:52
PhysXPhysX
263
There is themultibibpackage for that.
– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:02
You mean something likeusepackage[resetlabels]{multibib}? Unfortunately that does not do anything. Do you know if I have to include the bibliographies using abibliographry{}command and then calling bibtex on each for multilib to work properly? Or can it be used with the library defined as above?
– PhysX
Feb 9 at 23:27
This package allows you to have multiple bibliographies, each of which you need to process/generate with bibtex. You can then have commands likeciteoneand so on that refer to an entry of the respective bibliography. I guess it will be best if you look for examples on this site, I may completely misunderstand the question.
– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:34
add a comment |
I would like to include multiple bibliographies in the same document. However, there is an overlap in the entries, that means in bibliography 1 I have partially the same entries as in bibliography 2. Tex seems to mix up the order in this case.
I pre-compile each chapter and copy the content of the .bbl file where the library goes.
A MWE:
documentclass[twoside,onecolumn,11pt,a4paper]{book}
begin{document}
chapter{1}
Text with citationcite{item1,item2}.
begin{thebibliography}{10}
bibitem{item1}
J. Doe, {em title}, Journal (2020).
bibitem{item2}
M. Mouse, {em title2}, Journal2 (2020).
end{thebibliography}
chapter{2}
Text has citations also from chapter 1, but in a different ordercite{item2,item1}.
begin{thebibliography}{10}
bibitem{item2}
M. Mouse, {em title2}, Journal2 (2020).
bibitem{item1}
J. Doe, {em title}, Journal (2020).
end{thebibliography}
end{document}
Compiling (pdflatex) yields
Chapter 1
1
Text with citation[2, 1].
Chapter 2
2
Text has citations also from chapter 1, but in a dierent order[1, 2].
I would like to have in chapter 1: Text with citation[1, 2].
bibtex
asked Feb 9 at 22:52
PhysXPhysX
263
I would like to include multiple bibliographies in the same document. However, there is an overlap in the entries, that means in bibliography 1 I have partially the same entries as in bibliography 2. Tex seems to mix up the order in this case.
I pre-compile each chapter and copy the content of the .bbl file where the library goes.
A MWE:
documentclass[twoside,onecolumn,11pt,a4paper]{book}
begin{document}
chapter{1}
Text with citationcite{item1,item2}.
begin{thebibliography}{10}
bibitem{item1}
J. Doe, {em title}, Journal (2020).
bibitem{item2}
M. Mouse, {em title2}, Journal2 (2020).
end{thebibliography}
chapter{2}
Text has citations also from chapter 1, but in a different ordercite{item2,item1}.
begin{thebibliography}{10}
bibitem{item2}
M. Mouse, {em title2}, Journal2 (2020).
bibitem{item1}
J. Doe, {em title}, Journal (2020).
end{thebibliography}
end{document}
Compiling (pdflatex) yields
Chapter 1
1
Text with citation[2, 1].
Chapter 2
2
Text has citations also from chapter 1, but in a dierent order[1, 2].
I would like to have in chapter 1: Text with citation[1, 2].
bibtex
bibtex
asked Feb 9 at 22:52
PhysXPhysX
263
asked Feb 9 at 22:52
PhysXPhysX
263
asked Feb 9 at 22:52
PhysXPhysX
263
asked Feb 9 at 22:52
PhysXPhysX
263
asked Feb 9 at 22:52
PhysXPhysX
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There is themultibibpackage for that.
– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:02
You mean something likeusepackage[resetlabels]{multibib}? Unfortunately that does not do anything. Do you know if I have to include the bibliographies using abibliographry{}command and then calling bibtex on each for multilib to work properly? Or can it be used with the library defined as above?
– PhysX
Feb 9 at 23:27
This package allows you to have multiple bibliographies, each of which you need to process/generate with bibtex. You can then have commands likeciteoneand so on that refer to an entry of the respective bibliography. I guess it will be best if you look for examples on this site, I may completely misunderstand the question.
– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:34
add a comment |
There is themultibibpackage for that.
– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:02
You mean something likeusepackage[resetlabels]{multibib}? Unfortunately that does not do anything. Do you know if I have to include the bibliographies using abibliographry{}command and then calling bibtex on each for multilib to work properly? Or can it be used with the library defined as above?
– PhysX
Feb 9 at 23:27
This package allows you to have multiple bibliographies, each of which you need to process/generate with bibtex. You can then have commands likeciteoneand so on that refer to an entry of the respective bibliography. I guess it will be best if you look for examples on this site, I may completely misunderstand the question.
– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:34
There is the
multibib package for that.– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:02
There is the
multibib package for that.– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:02
You mean something like
usepackage[resetlabels]{multibib}? Unfortunately that does not do anything. Do you know if I have to include the bibliographies using a bibliographry{} command and then calling bibtex on each for multilib to work properly? Or can it be used with the library defined as above?– PhysX
Feb 9 at 23:27
You mean something like
usepackage[resetlabels]{multibib}? Unfortunately that does not do anything. Do you know if I have to include the bibliographies using a bibliographry{} command and then calling bibtex on each for multilib to work properly? Or can it be used with the library defined as above?– PhysX
Feb 9 at 23:27
This package allows you to have multiple bibliographies, each of which you need to process/generate with bibtex. You can then have commands like
citeone and so on that refer to an entry of the respective bibliography. I guess it will be best if you look for examples on this site, I may completely misunderstand the question.– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:34
This package allows you to have multiple bibliographies, each of which you need to process/generate with bibtex. You can then have commands like
citeone and so on that refer to an entry of the respective bibliography. I guess it will be best if you look for examples on this site, I may completely misunderstand the question.– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:34
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There is the
multibibpackage for that.– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:02
You mean something like
usepackage[resetlabels]{multibib}? Unfortunately that does not do anything. Do you know if I have to include the bibliographies using abibliographry{}command and then calling bibtex on each for multilib to work properly? Or can it be used with the library defined as above?– PhysX
Feb 9 at 23:27
This package allows you to have multiple bibliographies, each of which you need to process/generate with bibtex. You can then have commands like
citeoneand so on that refer to an entry of the respective bibliography. I guess it will be best if you look for examples on this site, I may completely misunderstand the question.– marmot
Feb 9 at 23:34