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Two column bibliographies in LaTex and bibitem spacing

For two columns, use the multicol package along with the following code:


begin{multicols}{2}
bibliography{bibtexFile}
end{multicols}

Use setlength{itemsep}{1pt} inside of the thebibliography environment to change the spacing of bibliography items.

Author followthesheepPosted on December 30, 2009Categories latexLeave a comment on Two column bibliographies in LaTex and bibitem spacing

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