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%% Template to create a nice thesis %%
%% Written by Oscar Barragán 09-01-14 %%
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\documentclass[10pt,letterpaper,twoside,openright]{book}
%All the magic stuffs are here
\include{paquetes/packages}
%start document
\begin{document}
%some comands previously defined
\include{paquetes/commands}
%the first pages of the thesis
\frontmatter
%front page of the thesis, contains university and alumn details
\include{frontmatter/front}
%This file contains some information of the template
\include{frontmatter/template}
%You can write a dedicatory here
\include{frontmatter/dedicatory}
\blankpage
%Write your abstract here
\include{frontmatter/abstract}
% it generates authomatically a index
\tableofcontents
% it generates authomatically a list of figures
\listoffigures
% it generates authomatically a list of tables
\listoftables
%Define acronyms for your thesis
\include{frontmatter/acronyms}
%The fun part of the thesis
\mainmatter
%Each file is a different chapter, you can create all the chapters
%you need
%A chapter called introduction
\include{mainmatter/introduction}
%The second chapter of the thesis
\include{mainmatter/chap2}
%The conclusions of the thesis
\include{mainmatter/conclusions}
%Using the appendixt.sty package
%This is a more general enviroment
\begin{appendices}
\include{appendix/ap1}
\end{appendices}
%In the backmatter section you can include an appendix and bibliograpy
\backmatter
%Starting with the bibliography using bibtex
%bib file called refs.bib, it was generated with Mendeley http://www.mendeley.com/
\bibliography{bibliography/refs}
%ADS bib style, more details in http://ads.harvard.edu/pubs/bibtex/
\bibliographystyle{bibliography/astroads}
\end{document}

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