PhD Thesis
The day has come: you are going to write a manuscript (e.g. a PhD Thesis (why not!)). Instead of starting from scratch, infomath provides ready-to-use templates (yes, we are that awesome)
Cloning and extracting the template
The repository contains a folder thesis
in which two templates are provided, one for sorbonne-universite
and one for PSL
. Choose the template you want an copy it somewhere, outsite a git
folder, and init it as a git
repository:
❯ git clone https://plmlab.math.cnrs.fr/infomath/latex tmp_latex
❯ cp -r tmp_latex/thesis/sorbonne-universite mythesis
❯ rm -rf tmp_latex
❯ cd mythesis
A good idea is to make this folder a git
repository, and track the files (after, you’re reading a git
tutorial!):
❯ git init
❯ git add **/*.*
❯ git commit -m "initialization"
Compiling
❯ pdflatex thesis.tex
Adapting
You have to fill some meta data in the thesis.tex
file and you can compile it!
...
% yathesis configuration (choisissez votre labo !)
\input{config/yathesis_ljll}
%\input{config/yathesis_lpsm}
%\input{config/yathesis_imj-prg}
%\input{config/yathesis_ceremade}
...
% informations dépendantes du labo (choisissez votre labo !)
\input{config/infos_ljll}
%\input{config/infos_lpsm}
%\input{config/infos_imj-prg}
%\input{config/infos_ceremade}