I wrapped up* the final substantive chapter of my dissertation Saturday evening, then spent a few hours down at the Square downing a few $1 PBRs. Once I’ve given a copy to my committee chair sometime today, I’ll probably post a link to a PDF of it here in the blog.
For the morbidly curious, it currently weighs in at 123 printed pages, not including about 10 pages of front matter—the title page, acknowledgements, dedication, abstract, table of contents, and lists of figures and tables—and the yet-to-be-written conclusions chapter. It is typeset entirely using the gatech-thesis
class in pdflatex
in 12-point Palatino, with the included Trellis graphs generated by R’s pdf
graphics driver.
* Actually, I do have a little more work to do on it—I need to figure out how to do a significance test for a three-way interaction, which may help improve the presentation of the results—but it’s in a state that my chair can read and comment on the overall results anyway.