24 lines
1012 B
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24 lines
1012 B
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\chapter*{Abstract}
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\label{cha:abstract}
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This is a place-holder for the abstract.
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It summarizes the whole work to give a very short overview.
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Usually, this the abstract is written when the whole work text is finished.
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Alternatively, write an initial abstract in the beginning (wish how it should look like in the end), and then rewrite it at the end of the work.
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The abstract consists of four parts, plus an optional beginning.
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0., optionally start the abstract with 1-2 sentences about the background of the work.
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1., describe the topic, or problem of the work.
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It should be clear what the aim of the work is.
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2., describe how you solved the problem.
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It should be clear what steps were necessary to solve the problem.
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3., give a short overview of the results.
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Should be clear how well the problem is solved.
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4., give an outlook of what is now possible, since the problem has been solved.
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The abstract is typically written in the past tense.
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It is uncommon to put references directly into the abstract.
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