Writing a laboratory report? You may wish to start from a template file that handles a lot of the formatting issues for you. The following archives provide templates in Microsoft Word and LaTeX format. Pick the one for your platform of choice:
Laboratory report template for Macintosh — in both Word and pdfLaTeX formatsSometimes it helps to see an example or two. Professor Lynn has picked a pair of published articles and inserted comments about the formatting and the content of each. I recommend reading these over before you begin to write.
A sample scientific paper with comments on the format and contentUsing PNS.sty | |
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Here's a very trivial document using PNS.sty, to get you up and running:
Stuff as normal. See the actual file for what is loaded and what definitions are made. Eventually, I may document more thoroughly, but it hasn't happened yet.
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Physics 23A AP Physics | Physics 24 Frosh Mechanics | Physics 28 Frosh Physics Lab |
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Physics 117 Statistical Mechanics | Physics 134 Optics Lab | Physics 151 Eletromagnetic Fields |
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