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%% The "\appendix" call has already been made in the declaration
%% of the "appendices" environment (see thesis.tex).
\chapter{Pointless extras}
\label{app:Pointless}
\chapterquote{%
Le savant n'\'etudie pas la nature parce que cela est utile; \\
\indent il l'\'etudie parce qu'il y prend plaisir, \\
\indent et il y prend plaisir parce qu'elle est belle.}%
{Henri Poincar\'e, 1854--1912}
Appendixes (or should that be ``appendices''?) make you look really clever, 'cos
it's like you had more clever stuff to say than could be fitted into the main
bit of your thesis. Yeah. So everyone should have at least three of them\dots
\section{Like, duh}
\label{sec:Duh}
Padding? What do you mean?
\section{$y = \alpha x^2$}
\label{sec:EqnTitle}
See, maths in titles automatically goes bold where it should (and check the
table of contents: it \emph{isn't} bold there!) Check the source: nothing
needs to be specified to make this work. Thanks to Donald Arsenau for the
teeny hack that makes this work.
%% Big appendixes should be split off into separate files, just like chapters
%\input{app-myreallybigappendix}

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\begin{colophon}
This thesis was made in \LaTeXe{} using the ``hepthesis'' class~\cite{hepthesis}.
\end{colophon}
%% You're recommended to use the eprint-aware biblio styles which
%% can be obtained from e.g. www.arxiv.org. The file mythesis.bib
%% is derived from the source using the SPIRES Bibtex service.
\bibliographystyle{h-physrev}
\bibliography{mythesis}
%% I prefer to put these tables here rather than making the
%% front matter seemingly interminable. No-one cares, anyway!
\listoffigures
\listoftables
%% If you have time and interest to generate a (decent) index,
%% then you've clearly spent more time on the write-up than the
%% research ;-)
%\printindex

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\chapter{Introduction}
\label{chap:SomeStuff}
%% Restart the numbering to make sure that this is definitely page #1!
\pagenumbering{arabic}
\section{$\mu - e$ conversion}
\label{sec:_mu_e_conversion}
\section{Motivation}
\label{sec:motivation}
\subsection{COMET experiment}
\subsection{Proton emission issue}
\subsection{Any physics implication??}
% section motivation (end)
% section _mu_e_conversion (end)

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\chapter{The COMET Phase--I}
\label{cha:the_comet_phase_i}
\section{Overview of COMET and Phase--I}
\label{sec:overview_of_comet_and_phase_i}
\section{Experimental setup}
\label{sec:experimental_setup}
\section{CDC}
\label{sec:cdc}
% section cdc (end)
% section experimental_setup (end)
% section overview_of_comet_and_phase_i (end)
% chapter the_comet_phase_i (end)

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\chapter{The Alcap experiment}
\label{cha:the_alcap_experiment}
\section{Nuclear physics of muon capture}
\label{sec:physics_of_muon_capture}
% section physics_of_muon_capture (end)
\section{Experimental status}
\label{sec:experimental_status}
% section experimental_status (end)
\section{Experimental setup}
\label{sec:experimental_setup}
% section experimental_setup (end)
% chapter the_alcap_experiment (end)

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\chapter{MC study}
\label{cha:mc_study}
\section{Geometry}
\label{sec:geometry}
% section geometry (end)
\section{Response matrix?}
\label{sec:response_matrix_}
% section response_matrix_ (end)
\section{Proton spectrum? Cut?}
\label{sec:proton_spectrum_cut_}
% section proton_spectrum_cut_ (end)
% chapter mc_study (end)

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\chapter{Data analysis}
\label{cha:data_analysis}
\section{Analysis strategy}
\section{Actual work ...}
% chapter data_analysis (end)

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\chapter{Results and Discussions}
\label{cha:results_and_discussions}
% chapter results_and_discussions (end)

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%% Title
\titlepage[of Churchill College]%
{A dissertation submitted to the University of Cambridge\\
for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy}
%% Abstract
\begin{abstract}%[\smaller \thetitle\\ \vspace*{1cm} \smaller {\theauthor}]
%\thispagestyle{empty}
\LHCb is a \bphysics detector experiment which will take data at
the \unit{14}{\TeV} \LHC accelerator at \CERN from 2007 onward\dots
\end{abstract}
%% Declaration
\begin{declaration}
This dissertation is the result of my own work, except where explicit
reference is made to the work of others, and has not been submitted
for another qualification to this or any other university. This
dissertation does not exceed the word limit for the respective Degree
Committee.
\vspace*{1cm}
\begin{flushright}
Andy Buckley
\end{flushright}
\end{declaration}
%% Acknowledgements
\begin{acknowledgements}
Of the many people who deserve thanks, some are particularly prominent,
such as my supervisor\dots
\end{acknowledgements}
%% Preface
\begin{preface}
This thesis describes my research on various aspects of the \LHCb
particle physics program, centred around the \LHCb detector and \LHC
accelerator at \CERN in Geneva.
\noindent
For this example, I'll just mention \ChapterRef{chap:SomeStuff}
and \ChapterRef{chap:MoreStuff}.
\end{preface}
%% ToC
\tableofcontents
%% Strictly optional!
\frontquote{%
Writing in English is the most ingenious torture\\
ever devised for sins committed in previous lives.}%
{James Joyce}