The files listed below are provided to help students format their Ph.D. dissertations using LaTeX. You can use these files as a template to write your thesis. The files and their contents are:
 | mystyle.sty: style definitions.
| psfig.sty: style file for PS figures (put this file in the same directory where you have all your .TEX files).
| epsfig.sty:
style file for EPS figures.
| thesis.tex:
the main tex file that includes all the parts of the document. Using the
include only command it is possible to "compile" only one tex file
at a time while keeping the chapter, equations, bibliography, etc.,
numbering correct.
| header.tex: command and document definitions.
| title.tex: all the preliminary pages. Here you have how to add a list of symbols/abbreviations after the index.
| chapter1.tex: example of how to start the document and include an eps or ps figure, and tables.
| chapter7.tex: example of how to finish the document and use the bibliography. | |
Here you can find some changes Jarek Tuszynski has added for the bibliography. You need to put the following files in the indicated locations to use this Bibtex template:
| csiphd.bst file in your directory
| \bibliography{mybib} command in
chapter7.tex
| mybib.bib file with your bibliography
database | |
And these are the files you need:
| csiphd.bst:
this is the macro file.
| mybib.bib:
this shows how to cite the reference. | |
If you have any questions about this Bibtex, send e-mail to jarek@chopin.gmu.edu