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A template for fibeamer, the beamer theme for the type­set­ting of the­sis defense presentations at the Masaryk Univer­sity (Brno, Czech Repub­lic). For more information about the theme, see https://www.fi.muni.cz/lemma/projekty/fithesis3#fibeamer.

Poster used in FOM 2019 by HenriquesLab, happy for it to be used as a template for other to modify

Plantilla publicada en la página de la revista de la Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales

Réflexion sur les rapports entre les hommes et le langage.

Beinagrind af verkefnaskil fyrir Meistaraskólann

A LaTeX template for the School of Computing Honours Dissertation report at Edinburgh Napier University

Basic template for submissions to the linguistics journal Diachronica (https://benjamins.com/catalog/dia)

Algorithm Template for COMP 182

Suppose we have some topological spaces lying around. How can we build new topological spaces using the old ones? There are four fundamental constructions: subspaces, disjoint unions, products, and quotients. Defining the topologies on each can be done in two ways. One way is through ad hoc definitions. These definitions make some intuitive sense, but look very different from one construction to the next. The other way uses canonical maps. Canonical maps provide a single framework in which all constructions obey the same unifying principle.