Templates for some of these classes and packages are in a subdirectory templates of the texmf-local-directory of your computer. For Linux it is in /opt/texmf-local/. For MacOS it is in /usr/local/texlive.
\documentclass{LTHreport}
This class is based on LTHthesis, but uses A4 paper instead of the smaller E5 paper used by LTHthesis. By default LTHreport has section as the highest subdivision. In order to have chapters instead, use the class option [chapter]. The default document type (in the titlepages) is Techical Report, but you may change this. For other options, see the Template and also LTHthesis.
\documentclass{LTHtwocol}
Format for two column documents. The class was originally written for student reports in the project course, FRTN40, but of course it may be used as a basis for any two column document. For options and subcommands, see the template as indicated above.
\documentclass{tentamen}
Format for exams. You can enter both problems and solutions in the same file, and print each seperatly or individually depending on the options. For additional subcommands, see the Template
There is also a collection of block diagrams in .eps and block diagrams in TikZ.
[problemsonly]
- Just prints the problems. This is the form in which exams are to be given.
[solutionsonly]
- Just prints the solutions.
\documentclass{brev}
Format for letters with the address placed so it fits our window envelopes. For additional commands, see the example. Template
[letterhead]
Gives a English language letter header and footer.
[brevhuvud]
- Gives a Swedish language letter header and footer. Also Swedish hyphenation in the letter.
\usepackage{problems}
A package for a collection of problems and solutions, either for an exam or for a collection of exercises. The class tentamen above uses this package implicitly, so please see its template for further information.
[chapter]
- Gives problem numbering by chapter, like 2.4, otherwise it is just a single number.
\usepackage{landscapefigure}
Defines the environments {landscapefigure} and {landscapetable} to create figures and tables in landscape orientation. The widtn of captions etc. are adjusted automatically.
\usepackage{boldmath}
This is a convenience package to simplify bold math characters. It defines a number of short commands to insert bold math characters:
\BA bold math A \BB bold math B etc \BZ bold math Z \Ba bold math a \Bb bold math b etc \Bz bold math z \Balpha bold math \alpha \Bbeta bold math \beta etc \Bomega bold math \omega \BDelta bold math \Delta etc \BUpsilon bold math \Upsilon
There are also a number of short commands for \mathcal characters: \CA ... \CZ