Questions tagged [bibunits]

{bibunits} is for questions addressing issues related to the use of mul­ti­ple bib­li­ogra­phies in one doc­u­ment.

bibunits is a package that allows the use of mul­ti­ple bib­li­ogra­phies in one doc­u­ment. The pack­age pro­vides a mech­a­nism to gen­er­ate sep­a­rate bib­li­ogra­phies for dif­fer­ent units (chap­ters, sec­tions or bi­bunit-en­vi­ron­ments) of a text. The pack­age sep­a­rates the ci­ta­tions of each unit of text into a sep­a­rate file to be pro­cessed by . The global bib­li­og­ra­phy sec­tion pro­duced by LaTeX may also ap­pear in the doc­u­ment and ci­ta­tions can be placed in both the lo­cal unit and the global bib­li­ogra­phies at the same time.

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Problem compiling with bibunits

I have an issue in compiling with bibunits. Even this very simple example does not work for me. \begin{filecontents}{test_ref.bib} @inproceedings{code, author = "A., B.", title = "An amazing title", booktitle = "Proceedings of a Conf", …
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How to run bibunit in order to have the corresponding aux files included?

I am getting desperate with including bibunits in order to create references for each chapter of my thesis. When I bibtex the file I get the following error message: The top-level auxiliary file: phd1.aux A level-1 auxiliary file: bu.aux I found…
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