To install Latex type in terminal:
> sudo apt -get install texlive-full
To install an appropriate editor for using Latex:
> sudo apt -get install texmarker
The command "texmarker" is what you need to open this editor.
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Saturday, January 12, 2013
Monday, April 23, 2012
10. Bibliography in thesis with using latex
1. build .bib file. for example I built thesis.bib
2. Add your items in this file.
For article you can use this format:
and for book:
3. Write these commands before "\end{document}":
5. Type again "bibtex thesis.bib" and press Enter.
6. Now Execute your thesis latex file to see the references in the .pdf file.
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If you want to refer some part of the context to one of the references in the Bibliography, you should use "\cite{...}".
More infos can be found in this website.
2. Add your items in this file.
For article you can use this format:
@article{Xarticle, author = "", title = "", journal = "", %volume = "", %number = "", %pages = "", year = "XXXX", %month = "", %note = "", }
and for book:
@book{Xbook,
author = "",
title = "",
publisher = "",
%volume = "",
%number = "",
%series = "",
%address = "",
%edition = "",
year = "XXXX",
%month = "",
%note = "",
}
3. Write these commands before "\end{document}":
\bibliography{thesis}
\bibliographystyle{unsrt}
4. Type "bibtex thesis.bib" and press Enter.
5. Type again "bibtex thesis.bib" and press Enter.
6. Now Execute your thesis latex file to see the references in the .pdf file.
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If you want to refer some part of the context to one of the references in the Bibliography, you should use "\cite{...}".
More infos can be found in this website.
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