How to Write a Thesis in LaTeX pt 4 - Bibliographies with Biblatex
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video series, we show you how to create a thesis using LaTeX. In this video we look at adding a bibliography to our thesis. To do this we use the biblatex package.
Link to the biblatex documentation:
mirror.ox.ac.uk...
Guys, please make sure that the bib file containing the citations is in the same folder as the main tex file. I had mistakenly put the bib file in the chapter folder and hence needed a lot of time to figure out why the references wouldn't show at the end.
thanks for the heads up !
probably one of the best videos on latex
This is amazing. I wish I would've bumped into these videos a year or two ago. Thanks so much :)
But when I try to generate it, I get error saying "biblatex.sty not found. \addbibresource".
Could you please help this??
When I enter the code as such: \usepackage[style=alphabetic]{natbib} it is working. However, if I put in the code {biblatex} substituting {natbib}, It doesn't show the Bibliography in the document after compiling.
Followed the procedure in this video, but the bibliography does not show up.
Got the same problem. Writing " \usepackage[backend=bibtex]{biblatex} ", solved it for me. Seems like it defaults to "Biber" as the backend, which has a different way of handling the aux-files or so. Hope it doesn't come too late for you!
@ShareLaTeX:
Thank you for the Video! Very helpful for my Bachelor's Thesis!
BlenderEi Ah, just found out why this was needed on my side!
My TeXstudio just didn't use biber, although I had "backend=biber" set. I changed my editor path options to choose the biber-executable for "bibtex" also. Only with that option, I am able to use the alphabetic style for example. :)
BlenderEi Dude, whoever you are, please go to the nearest Steakhouse or your favourite restaurant and treat yourself. Then send me the bill. You are such a lifesaver. I was busting my head with this bibliography issue for a good 3-4 hours now with only half a day left for my submission. Your tip saved the day. Thank you so much.
odie4213 Haha, you're welcome! Glad it was helpful. Sometimes those things can really be annoying. For example my bibliography is still not working on Linux. :/ And lastly I copied text from my pdf which screwed up some characters. I had to retype some paragraphs and to make it work. All in all LaTeX is a neat thing.
Good luck with your paper. My submission is due in a few months, but certainly there will be problems in the last minutes, which I will then have to solve as well.
worked for me, thanks!
let suppose my first citation is Zou, and 2nd Albert, but after compiling, it is shifting alphabetically i.e. Zou's [2] and Albert's [1]. Then how to sort it out?
dosent work, i sepnt 10 hours looking for solution, i want to hurty myself now
Me too
I've got this message "I found no \bibstyle command---while reading file Thesis draft1.aux" . any help please ?
These are some very useful videos, thank you.
This is BibTeX, Version 0.99d (MiKTeX 2.9 64-bit)
The top-level auxiliary file: main.aux
I found no \citation commands---while reading file main.aux
I found no \bibdata command---while reading file main.aux
I found no \bibstyle command---while reading file main.aux
(There were 3 error messages)
Could you please help me ?
+muthu kumar Hey, did you solve this problem? I am having it right now.
Same problem with texstudio.
Hi when we use this site for doing thesis does the thesis publish on the net ???
Kindly ans mee ?
Thank you so much for your useful videos!
Don't use overleaf guys, their system shows errors even if there is none and compiler don't work. I have snapshot proof of the same. but can not upload here.
how do I place the bibliography after each chapter in overleaf? Thank you.
It's the same.
can we directly add bibliography using CITAVI 5 ?
These five videos are really useful. Since chapters often end up referencing labels in each other, it is not clear how to go about doing that. Do you have any videos on how to cross-reference? The purpose of \input, \include and \import is not clear. Appreciate your help!
I found that you can use a label (just like with figures and tables) and then you can reference sections / chapters also with the
ef{} command. it is easiest, when using a personal key to differentiate labels such as sec: for sections. you just need to manually add in "see section" (maybe there is a more elegant way but this has worked for me so far)
Hi guys,
I saw the video, but I got this error when I run the "references.bib" --->
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"Could not start the command.
pdflatex -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode %.tex"
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Does anyone now how to fix it? I mean I already had a look on several websites, but none of them worked regarding to changes I had to make in
"Options-->Configure Texmaker".
Thanks in advance. Cheers!
Thanks a lot!
have any one solve bibliography issue, i am being trying for 5 hour...
Great...thanks!
Thanks!
Didn't work for me. I just did the following: