Using BibTeX; BibTeX; a short guide.
To use the BibTeX bibliography biblio.bib we put into temporal.tex
\bibliographystyle{wiley}
\bibliography{biblio}
After changing the content of biblio.bib we have to run
pdflatex temporal bibtex temporal pdflatex temporal pdflatex temporal
The first pdfLaTeX run prepares on the AUX file the list of all references used in the book.
BibTeX extracts the corresponding references from the biblio.bib and stores them
in the file temporal.bbl. The second pdfLaTeX run prepares from temporal.bbl the
info about the references and includes it in the book in the third pdfLaTeX run.
To convert the standard LaTeX bibliography into BibTeX we can use the service text2bib (user: vlado , pass: text2bib).
I put the files temporalBib.tex and biblio.bib (bibliographies for Chapter 2 and Chapter 3) in the DropBox.
The command, \nocite{*}, includes all entries from the database, whether they are referenced in the document or not.
For papers indexed in WoS we can get their BibTeX description on WoS. Collected them in a list and export it in plain text format. Use http://www.lagom.nl/latex/i2b/online.html to convert to BibTeX format.
For papers related to computer science look at DBLP. For mathematics see Math SciNet and zbMATH.
For general papers a very good source is also Google scholar. At the bottom of pater description click at ” and select BibTeX.
For books look at Google books. On book's page click on “About this book”. On the page with book's details select “BibTeX” at the bottom of the page.
About BibTeX:
Converting text bibliographies into BibTeX: