bibtex

I want to generate the bibliography for each section, and have it at the end of the section. When I do this at the moment it generates the full bibliography and places it after each section. Is there a way that this can be done? The advice here says "The chapterbib package provides an option sectionbib that puts the bibliography in a \section* instead of \chapter*, something that makes sense if there is a bibliography in each chapter. This option will not work when natbib is also loaded; instead, add the option to natbib. " I don't understand what this means, and I've tried experimenting with

A digital object identifier (DOI) is a globally unique string that identifies an electronic document (for example, a PDF of an academic article). It essentially provides a method for creating a permalink to a document (for example, http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/146585.146609 ). Is there a web service (or any other system) to get the metadata (preferably in BibTeX form) of a document from a given DOI? Edited to add some expository information. curl -LH "Accept: text/bibliography; style=bibtex" http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nrd842 argentpepper Section 5.4.1 Content Negotiation of the DOI Handbook

I have a huge .bib file generated automatically from Papers for Mac and all the capitalization in the .bib is already the way I want it, but it doesn't have {} brackets on word like RNA. Is there a way to force BibTeX to keep the capitalization rather than change some words to lowercase? Charles Stewart I agree with Killian that the right thing is to put {}s to conserve capitalisation, but I don't recommend doing this always, since the behaviour is wrong in some contexts, and not automatisable , but instead the right thing with Bibtex is to do the following: Put book and article titles into

I've heard that title capitalization in bibliography is the bibliography style's role (the bst file). Is there a bibliography style file that capitalizes book titles but not paper titles? For example, a paper title should be like Hello world and hello kitty a book title should be like Hello World and Hello Kitty bib style plain.bst doesn't seem to capitalize book titles. A minimal example: minbib.tex \documentclass{article} \begin{document} See \cite{book1}. \bibliographystyle{plain} \bibliography{min} \end{document} min.bib @book{book1, AUTHOR = {Petersen, K.}, TITLE = {Ergodic theory},

I'm looking for a way to define new BibTeX style or to customize existing one. I have two reasons for this: I want the author names/editors to be italic (for articles in book, book, magazines, encyclopedia etc) I want numbers at the beginning Example: Secondname, B . Book title. Place Year. Site number. Article author, A . Article title. In: Book author, B , Book title, Place Year, site number. Any suggestions? P.S.: The OS is Ubuntu . I'd recommend biblatex . It's not included yet with most TeX distributions at the authors request, but it is completely usable and very well documented . I

Is there an equivalent of Beamer's allowframebreaks in Rmarkdown ioslides? This is key for automatically-generated BibTex bibliographies, which spill off the one slide allotted. The following MWE illustrates the problem I'm trying to solve. The text runs off the page, and I'm looking for a way to automatically break it up into however many slides it takes to comfortably fit the content. --- title: "Allowframebreaks in ioslides?" output: ioslides_presentation --- ## Duis diam ultricies mauris aptent enim velit consequat dolor Vivamus Praesent Nam. Duis Ut convallis leo sodales lacus blandit

I'm writing a short document using sections rather than chapters as the top-level (documentclass report). However, \bibliographystyle{amsplain} \bibliography{general} causes the bibliography to be inserted as a chapter rather than a section. Is there any way to change this? By default, the report document class uses \chapter as the bibliography heading level. In contrast, the article document class uses \section as the bibliography heading level. If you're not using \chapter anywhere in your document, you might want to use the article class instead. If you really want to use the report class,