I'm having a slight problem with the labelling of a chapter in my thesis.
I have a chapter which I do not want to exist as a numbered chapter, so I
have used the chapter* environment to generate it. However, the second
page of the chapter, still carries the title of the previous chapter. I
have included a file containing a very simple example of this.
Is this expected behaviour? Am I trying to do something wrong to expect
the second chapter to label its pages as belonging to it rather than the
previous chapter?
Thanks
Phil
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