I'm writing a short document using sections rather than chapters as the top-level (documentclass report). However,
\bibliographystyle{amsplain}
\bibliography{general}
causes the bibliography to be inserted as a chapter rather than a section. Is there any way to change this?
Look at the package tocibind;
numbib
ensures the Bibliography gets numbered, while thenot*
-options disables showing the List of Figures, Tables and the TOC itself, respectively.By default, the
report
document class uses\chapter
as the bibliography heading level. In contrast, thearticle
document class uses\section
as the bibliography heading level. If you're not using\chapter
anywhere in your document, you might want to use thearticle
class instead.If you really want to use the
report
class, you'll need to redefine thethebibliography
environment to use\section
instead of\chapter
. In the preamble of your document (after the\documentclass
line but before the\begin{document}
line, insert the following:Now your bibliography will have a
\section
heading instead of a\chapter
heading.Note that if you load any special bibliography packages, you might want to put this code before those packages are loaded (so you don't overwrite their work).
In my case, I also changed @godbyk's solution to include the section number.
@godbyk's line:
My line:
See for a simple way to change heading level and heading text of bibliography with bibtex http://www.flakery.org/search/show/568