main.tex

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%% Congratulations, you've made an excellent choice
%% of writing your Tampere University dissertation using
%% the LaTeX system. This document attempts to be
%% as complete a template as possible to let you focus
%% on the most important part: the writing itself.
%% Thus the details regarding the visual appearance
%% have already been worked out for you!
%%
%% I sincerely hope you will find this template useful
%% in completing your dissertation project. I've tried to
%% add comments (followed by the % sign) to clarify
%% the structure and purpose of some of the commands.
%% Most of the magic happens in the file
%% taudissertation.cls, which you are more than welcome
%% to take a look at. Just refrain from editing it
%% in the most crucial versions of the dissertation!
%%
%% I wish you and your dissertation project the best
%% of luck! If this template causes you trouble along
%% the way or if you've any suggestions for improving it,
%% please be in contact through GitHub.
%% (https://github.com/villekol/tau-latex-dissertation-template)
%%
%% Yours,
%%
%% Ville Koljonen
%%
%% PS. This template or its associated class file don't
%% come with a warranty. The content is provided as is,
%% without even the implied promise of fitness to the
%% mentioned purpose. You, as the author of the dissertation,
%% are responsible for the entire work, including the
%% provided material. No one else is liable to you for
%% any damage inflicted on you or your thesis, were it
%% caused by using this template or not.
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%%%%% INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPILING THE DOCUMENT %%%%%
%% Overleaf: just click Recompile.
%% Terminal:
%%  1. pdflatex main.tex
%%  2. makeindex -s main.ist -t main.glg -o main.gls main.glo
%%  3. biber main
%%  4. pdflatex main.tex
%%  5. pdflatex main.tex
%% Similar sequence of commands is also required
%% in LaTeX specific editors.
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%%%%% METADATA %%%%%
%% Always keep the following metadata up to date!
%% This is important for your PDF file to comply
%% to accessibility standards.
%% (And yes, this information must remain here,
%% before \documentclass[...]{...}.)

% \Title and \Language are mandatory,
% others desirable
% The appropriate Finnish language code is 'fi',
% UK English is en-UK
\begin{filecontents*}[overwrite]{\jobname.xmpdata}
\Title{Title}
\Author{Firstname Lastname}
\Language{en-US}
\end{filecontents*}

\pdfminorversion=6

%%%%% PREAMBLE %%%%%

%%%%% Document class declaration.
% The possible optional arguments are
%   finnish - thesis in Finnish (default)
%   english - thesis in English
%   numeric - citations in numeric style (default)
%   authoryear - citations in author-year style
%   apa - citations in APA 7 style (English only)
%   ieee - citations in IEEE style (English only)
% Example: \documentclass[english, authoryear]{tauthesis}
%          thesis in English with author-year citations
\documentclass[english]{taudissertation}

% The glossaries package may throw a warning:
% No language module detected for 'finnish'.
% You can safely ignore this. All other
% warnings should be taken care of!

%%%%% Your packages.
% Before adding packages, see if they can be found
% in taudissertation.cls already. If you're not sure
% that you need a certain package, don't include it
% in the document! This can dramatically reduce
% compilation time.

\usepackage{lipsum}

%\usepackage{amsmath,amssymb}

% (SI) unit handling
%\usepackage{siunitx}
%
%\sisetup{
%    detect-all,
%    exponent-product=\cdot
%}

%\if@langenglish
%    \sisetup{output-decimal-marker={.}}
%\else
%    \sisetup{output-decimal-marker={,}}
%\fi

%%%%% Your commands.

% Print verbatim LaTeX commands
\newcommand{\verbcommand}[1]{\texttt{\textbackslash #1}}

%%%%% Glossary information.

% Use the following lines ONLY if you need more
% than one glossary. The first argument specifies
% a type label for the glossary and the second
% the displayed name.
% \newglossary*{symbs}{Symbols}
% \newglossary{label}{Displayed name}
% ...

\makeglossaries

% Use this line if using the default glossary.
% Otherwise comment out.
\loadglsentries[main]{tex/glossary.tex}

% Use this line if using more than one glossary.
% Otherwise comment out.
% \loadglsentries[symbs]{tex/glossary2.tex}

%%%%% Citation information.

% Use a separate .bib file to store bibliographic
% information relating to own publications.
% If you're writing a monograph, simply comment
% this out.
\addbibresource{publications/publications.bib}

% References for the dissertation.
\addbibresource{tex/references.bib}

\hypersetup{hidelinks}

\begin{document}

%%%%% FRONT MATTER %%%%%

\frontmatter

% Enter the title and a possible subtitle
% of your work along with your name here.
\title{Title}
\subtitle{Subtitle}
\author{Firstname Lastname}

% Notice that this is only included for
% convenience, use the separate title page
% template to produce the final book cover pages.
\maketitle

% Write the dedication into a separate file.
% Comment out if not applicable.
\dedication{tex/dedication.tex}

% Write either 'Preface' ('Esipuhe') or
% 'Acknowledgements' ('Kiitokset').
% Write the title of this section as the first
% argument and the file name as the second.
\preface{Preface/Acknowledgements}{tex/preface.tex}

% Write the abstracts, the first one in the
% main language of the dissertation.
% Comment the other one out if not applicable
% (e.g. international students).
\abstract{tex/abstract.tex}
\otherabstract{tex/otherabstract.tex}

% Automatically updating ToC.
\tableofcontents

% Print lists of figures, tables and programs,
% if necessary. Otherwise comment out.
% Use the listings package for all code listings.
\listoffigures
\listoftables
\lstlistoflistings

% Misc stuff related to how the glossary is displayed.
% You can especially tweak the lengths to suit you!
\glsaddall
\setglossarystyle{taulong}
\setlength{\glsnamewidth}{0.25\textwidth}
\setlength{\glsdescwidth}{0.75\textwidth}
\renewcommand*{\glsgroupskip}{}

% Print the default glossary of abbreviations,
% if necessary. Otherwise comment out.
% The appropriate Finnish variant is 'Lyhenteet'
\printglossary[title=Abbreviations]

% Print more than one glossary with these lines.
% Otherwise comment out.
% \printglossary[type=symbs]
% \printglossary[type=label]
% ...

% Print the list of original publications.
% The format of the bibliographic information
% is similar to the entries in the bibliography.
% Comment out if writing a monograph.
\listofpublications
% \clearpage
\authorcontribution{tex/authorcontribution.tex}

%%%%% MAIN MATTER %%%%%

\mainmatter

% Write each chapter into a separate file.
% Add a \label right after the chapter name
% if you need to reference it later.

\chapter{Using this template}
\label{ch:firstchapter}
\input{tex/chapter.tex}

% Add other chapters similary.

% Print the list of references.
%\setlength{\labelnumberwidth}{3em}
\printbibliography[heading=bibintoc, notkeyword={thisdissertation}]

% Write the appendices as chapters between
% \begin{appendices} and \end{appendices}.

\begin{appendices}

\chapter{Appendix}
\label{ch:appendix}
\input{tex/appendix.tex}

\end{appendices}

%%%%% PUBLICATION MATTER %%%%%
% Comment this part out completely,
% if writing a monograph.

\publicationmatter

% Include the publications using the command
%
% \publication{<citeID>}{<path/to/article/pdf>}
%
% This automatically prints the publication
% cover pages and appends the article pdf
% to this dissertation. Remember to include
% them in the same order as in the list of
% publications!

\publication{article1}{publications/article-1.pdf}
\publication{article2}{publications/article-2.pdf}
\publication{article3}{publications/article-3.pdf}

\end{document}