References after each chapter - Overleaf Thesis Template












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I know it is unorthodox but there's really no way to show what I have done other than the link.



I am writing my thesis using a template found on overleaf at my tutor's request and I can't seem to be able to separate the references so that they are after each chapter.



I have tried using natbib with chapterbib as one question here suggested, I have tried using biblatex with refsection=chapter and nothing.



I don't know enough to understand the .cls or other documents that define the kind of document class I am using.



I am calling each reference in the chapter like



bibliographystyle{aipnum4-1.bst}

setstretch{0.9}

bibliography{ch1/biblio1.bib}


I dont know what to do, I have read every question on here and cant seem to make it work.



Thanks!



Edit: Forgot to mention, even though I've tried different ways to get multiple references sections, at the moment I am using biblatex. The references for the first chapter are shown for all the rest of the chapters too, and the references that are not in the .bib of the first chapter are displayed like ?? in the rest of the thesis.






biblatex bibliographies bibtex







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  • bibliographystyle is incompatible with biblatex. If you get ?? for unprocessed references you are not even using biblatex (in which case you would get bold entry keys). Unfortunately the link to the template on Overleaf is not enough. The template offers a great many options and we don't know which you use. Please show us an example document that explains what you are doing (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).
    – moewe
    4 mins ago










  • But really, do yourself a favour and avoid that template and all other templates for that matter. At best they needlessly complicate things when you want to change stuff, at worst they contain outdated or outright wrong code that breaks in unexpected places and when you can least afford it. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/390683/35864. PhDThesisPSnPDF.cls alone in its current form is 1200 lines long and thesis.tex inputs another few hundred lines from Preamble/preamble.tex.
    – moewe
    2 mins ago


















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I know it is unorthodox but there's really no way to show what I have done other than the link.



I am writing my thesis using a template found on overleaf at my tutor's request and I can't seem to be able to separate the references so that they are after each chapter.



I have tried using natbib with chapterbib as one question here suggested, I have tried using biblatex with refsection=chapter and nothing.



I don't know enough to understand the .cls or other documents that define the kind of document class I am using.



I am calling each reference in the chapter like



bibliographystyle{aipnum4-1.bst}

setstretch{0.9}

bibliography{ch1/biblio1.bib}


I dont know what to do, I have read every question on here and cant seem to make it work.



Thanks!



Edit: Forgot to mention, even though I've tried different ways to get multiple references sections, at the moment I am using biblatex. The references for the first chapter are shown for all the rest of the chapters too, and the references that are not in the .bib of the first chapter are displayed like ?? in the rest of the thesis.






biblatex bibliographies bibtex







share|improve this question
























  • bibliographystyle is incompatible with biblatex. If you get ?? for unprocessed references you are not even using biblatex (in which case you would get bold entry keys). Unfortunately the link to the template on Overleaf is not enough. The template offers a great many options and we don't know which you use. Please show us an example document that explains what you are doing (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).
    – moewe
    4 mins ago










  • But really, do yourself a favour and avoid that template and all other templates for that matter. At best they needlessly complicate things when you want to change stuff, at worst they contain outdated or outright wrong code that breaks in unexpected places and when you can least afford it. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/390683/35864. PhDThesisPSnPDF.cls alone in its current form is 1200 lines long and thesis.tex inputs another few hundred lines from Preamble/preamble.tex.
    – moewe
    2 mins ago
















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I know it is unorthodox but there's really no way to show what I have done other than the link.



I am writing my thesis using a template found on overleaf at my tutor's request and I can't seem to be able to separate the references so that they are after each chapter.



I have tried using natbib with chapterbib as one question here suggested, I have tried using biblatex with refsection=chapter and nothing.



I don't know enough to understand the .cls or other documents that define the kind of document class I am using.



I am calling each reference in the chapter like



bibliographystyle{aipnum4-1.bst}

setstretch{0.9}

bibliography{ch1/biblio1.bib}


I dont know what to do, I have read every question on here and cant seem to make it work.



Thanks!



Edit: Forgot to mention, even though I've tried different ways to get multiple references sections, at the moment I am using biblatex. The references for the first chapter are shown for all the rest of the chapters too, and the references that are not in the .bib of the first chapter are displayed like ?? in the rest of the thesis.






biblatex bibliographies bibtex







share|improve this question















I know it is unorthodox but there's really no way to show what I have done other than the link.



I am writing my thesis using a template found on overleaf at my tutor's request and I can't seem to be able to separate the references so that they are after each chapter.



I have tried using natbib with chapterbib as one question here suggested, I have tried using biblatex with refsection=chapter and nothing.



I don't know enough to understand the .cls or other documents that define the kind of document class I am using.



I am calling each reference in the chapter like



bibliographystyle{aipnum4-1.bst}

setstretch{0.9}

bibliography{ch1/biblio1.bib}


I dont know what to do, I have read every question on here and cant seem to make it work.



Thanks!



Edit: Forgot to mention, even though I've tried different ways to get multiple references sections, at the moment I am using biblatex. The references for the first chapter are shown for all the rest of the chapters too, and the references that are not in the .bib of the first chapter are displayed like ?? in the rest of the thesis.






biblatex bibliographies bibtex




biblatex bibliographies bibtex






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  • bibliographystyle is incompatible with biblatex. If you get ?? for unprocessed references you are not even using biblatex (in which case you would get bold entry keys). Unfortunately the link to the template on Overleaf is not enough. The template offers a great many options and we don't know which you use. Please show us an example document that explains what you are doing (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).
    – moewe
    4 mins ago










  • But really, do yourself a favour and avoid that template and all other templates for that matter. At best they needlessly complicate things when you want to change stuff, at worst they contain outdated or outright wrong code that breaks in unexpected places and when you can least afford it. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/390683/35864. PhDThesisPSnPDF.cls alone in its current form is 1200 lines long and thesis.tex inputs another few hundred lines from Preamble/preamble.tex.
    – moewe
    2 mins ago




















  • bibliographystyle is incompatible with biblatex. If you get ?? for unprocessed references you are not even using biblatex (in which case you would get bold entry keys). Unfortunately the link to the template on Overleaf is not enough. The template offers a great many options and we don't know which you use. Please show us an example document that explains what you are doing (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).
    – moewe
    4 mins ago










  • But really, do yourself a favour and avoid that template and all other templates for that matter. At best they needlessly complicate things when you want to change stuff, at worst they contain outdated or outright wrong code that breaks in unexpected places and when you can least afford it. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/390683/35864. PhDThesisPSnPDF.cls alone in its current form is 1200 lines long and thesis.tex inputs another few hundred lines from Preamble/preamble.tex.
    – moewe
    2 mins ago


















bibliographystyle is incompatible with biblatex. If you get ?? for unprocessed references you are not even using biblatex (in which case you would get bold entry keys). Unfortunately the link to the template on Overleaf is not enough. The template offers a great many options and we don't know which you use. Please show us an example document that explains what you are doing (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).
– moewe
4 mins ago




bibliographystyle is incompatible with biblatex. If you get ?? for unprocessed references you are not even using biblatex (in which case you would get bold entry keys). Unfortunately the link to the template on Overleaf is not enough. The template offers a great many options and we don't know which you use. Please show us an example document that explains what you are doing (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).
– moewe
4 mins ago












But really, do yourself a favour and avoid that template and all other templates for that matter. At best they needlessly complicate things when you want to change stuff, at worst they contain outdated or outright wrong code that breaks in unexpected places and when you can least afford it. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/390683/35864. PhDThesisPSnPDF.cls alone in its current form is 1200 lines long and thesis.tex inputs another few hundred lines from Preamble/preamble.tex.
– moewe
2 mins ago






But really, do yourself a favour and avoid that template and all other templates for that matter. At best they needlessly complicate things when you want to change stuff, at worst they contain outdated or outright wrong code that breaks in unexpected places and when you can least afford it. See tex.stackexchange.com/q/390683/35864. PhDThesisPSnPDF.cls alone in its current form is 1200 lines long and thesis.tex inputs another few hundred lines from Preamble/preamble.tex.
– moewe
2 mins ago












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