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# Hur man inkluderar en bibliografi med bibtex

Detta är den nionde videon i en serie om 21 av [Dr Vincent Knight](http://bit.ly/186ai3Z) vid Cardiff University. Du kan enkelt hantera dina referenser i LaTeX med hjälp av en bibliografi som lagras som en .bib-fil. I den här videon visar Vince hur man skapar en ny .bib-fil, lägger till referenser från t.ex. Google Scholar och citerar dessa referenser i ditt LaTeX-dokument.

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Om du vill skapa en egen redigerbar kopia av exemplet som visas i den här videon, klicka här för att [öppna mallen 'Bibliografier'](https://www.overleaf.com/latex/examples/hello-world-example/cfqtqqkdkpqg).


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