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\usepackage[dvips]{graphicx}

\usepackage{latexsym}

\usepackage{rotating}

% Try uncommenting the following line if fonts don't

% display correctly in the PDF file.

%\usepackage{pslatex}

% To use palatino font, uncomment the following line.

%\usepackage{mathpazo}

% To use times roman font, uncomment the following line.

%\usepackage{mathptmx}

% For other fonts, see http://www.tug.org/fonts/

\oddsidemargin = .5in

\textwidth = 6in

\headheight = 0in

\headsep = 0in

\topmargin = .25in

\textheight = 8.5in

\floatsep = .29in

\textfloatsep = \floatsep

\intextsep = \floatsep

% To have the references sorted in the order they are cited,

% (instead of alphabetically), use 'unsrt' instead of 'abbrv'.

%

\bibliographystyle{abbrv}

\setcounter{secnumdepth}{3}

\setcounter{tocdepth}{3}

% Almost everything is double spaced.

%

\newcommand{\spacing}{1.8}

\renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{\spacing}

% Footnotes are to be single spaced.

%

\newcommand{\munfootnote}[1]{%

        \renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{1.0}%

        \normalsize

        \footnote{#1}%

        \renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{\spacing}%

        \normalsize

}

% Lengthy quotes must also be single spaced.

% We provide a parameter for the citation label too.

%

\newenvironment{munquote}[1][]{%

        \renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{1.0}%

        \normalsize

        \def\muncite{#1}

        \vspace{1.5mm}

        \begin{quote}\sl``}{''\muncite

        \end{quote}

        \renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{\spacing}%

        \normalsize

}

% Command for creating the thesis title page in accordance with the

% requirements of the School of Graduate Studies.

% For usage example, see thesis.tex.

%

\newcommand{\thesistitle}[5]{%

\thispagestyle{empty}

\begin{center}

\renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{1.0}%

\textbf{\Large #1}

\renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{\spacing}%

\vspace{1.0cm}

by \\

\copyright\ #2

\vspace{\fill}

\vspace{\fill}

A thesis submitted to the \\

School of Graduate Studies \\

in partial fulfilment of the \\

requirements for the degree of \\

#3 \\

\vspace{\fill}

#4 \\

Memorial University of Newfoundland

\vspace{\fill}

#5 \\

\vspace{\fill}

St. John's \hfill Newfoundland

\end{center}

}

% The \munepsfig command is used to insert a new EPS figure

% into our document.  Usage is:

%

%       \munepsfig[args]{filename}{caption}

%

% where:

%       - the optional 'args' argument is passed to the

%         embedded \includegraphics command, this can be used

%         to scale the figure or rotate it.

%       - 'filename' is the name of the EPS file in the 'figures'

%         directory that is to be inserted (note that 'filename'

%         should not include the '.eps' extension).

%       - 'filename' also serves as the label for the figure.

%         with the text 'fig:' prepended.

%

% Sample Usage:

%       \munepsfig[scale=0.5,angle=90]{barchart}{Population over time}

% inserts the EPS file 'figures/barchart.eps' reduced in size by 50%

% rotated 90 degrees and with the caption "Popuation over Time."

% We can refer to that figure as Figure~\ref{fig:barchart} in the text.

%

\newcommand{\munepsfig}[3][scale=1.0]{%

        \begin{figure}[!htbp]

                \centering

                \vspace{2mm}

                \includegraphics[#1]{figures/#2.eps}

                \caption{#3}

                \label{fig:#2}

        \end{figure}

}

% \munlepsfig command inserts a figure in landscape mode.  The

% entire page is rotated to accommodate the figure.  The arguments

% are the same as for \munepsfig, above

%

\newcommand{\munlepsfig}[3][scale=1.0]{%

        \begin{sidewaysfigure}[!htbp]

                \centering

                \vspace{2mm}

                \includegraphics[#1]{figures/#2.eps}

                \caption{#3}

                \label{fig:#2}

        \end{sidewaysfigure}

}

% The 'muntxtfig' environment is used to insert 'textual' figures

% into our document, such as brief source code snippets.  Usage is:

%

%       \begin{muntxtfig}[spacing]{label}{caption}{width}

%         text for 'figure'

%       \end{muntxtfig}

%

% where:

%       - 'spacing' is a number representing the baselinestretch

%         (line-spacing) to use for the text figure.  Default is

%          single-spacing.

%       - 'label' is the label to be used for referencing.

%          The figure can be referenced as Figure~\ref{fig:label}.

%       - 'caption' is the caption to display below the figure.

%       - 'width' is the width of the minipage in which the text figure

%         is formatted.

%

% Sample usage:

% \begin{muntxtfig}[1.0]{code}{Hello World}{0.5\textwidth}

%   Some text

% \end{muntxtfig}

%

\newenvironment{muntxtfig}[4][\spacing]{%

        \begin{figure}[!htbp]

                \centering

                \def\muncaption{#3}%

                \def\munlabel{#2}%

                \renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{#1}%

                \normalsize%

                \begin{minipage}{#4}

                \hrule \hrule

                \bigskip

}{%

                \hrule \hrule

                \end{minipage}

                \renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{\spacing}%

                \normalsize%

                \caption{\muncaption}

                \label{fig:\munlabel}

        \end{figure}

}

% The 'muntab' environment is used to insert a new table into our document.

% Usage is:

%

%       \begin{muntab}{table_format}{label}{caption}

%        table contents

%       \end{muntab}

%

% where:

%       - 'label' is the label used to reference the Table.

%          We can refer to the table as Table~\ref{tab:label} in

%          the text.

%       - 'caption' is the caption placed above the Table.

%

%

\newenvironment{muntab}[3]{%

        \begin{table}[!htbp]

                \centering

                \caption{#3}

                \label{tab:#2}

                \vspace{2mm}

                \begin{tabular}{#1}

}{%

                \end{tabular}

        \end{table}

}

% The 'munltab' environment is like muntab, but displays the table

% in landscape mode on its own page.  See muntab environment for usage.

%

\newenvironment{munltab}[3]{%

        \begin{sidewaystable}

                \centering

                \caption{#3}

                \label{tab:#2}

                \vspace{2mm}

                \begin{tabular}{#1}

}{%

                \end{tabular}

        \end{sidewaystable}

}

% The \muneqn environment is used to add an equation to the thesis.

% Usage is:

%

%       \begin{muneqn}{label}

%         equation body

%       \end{muneqn}

%

% where:

%       - 'label' is the label used to reference the Equation.

%          We can refer to the equation as Table~\ref{eqn:label} in

%          the text.

%

\newenvironment{muneqn}[1]{%

        \begin{equation}

                \label{eqn:#1}

}{

        \end{equation}

}

%

% For theorems and corollaries.

%

\newtheorem{cor}{Corollary}

\newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}