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\hline
Acronym & Abbreviation \\
\hline
African Easterly Wave & AEW \\
African Easterly Jet & AEJ \\
African Monsoon Multidisciplinary Analysis & AMMA \\
Climate Forecasting System Reanalysis & CFSR \\
Convective Available Potential Energy & CAPE \\
Dry Adiabatic Lapse Rate & DALR \\
European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting & ECMWF \\
Eddy Kinetic Energy & EKE \\
GARP Atlantic Tropical Experiment & GATE \\
Global Forecast System & GFS \\
Global Precipitation Mission & GPM \\
Long Wave (Radiation) & LW \\
Mesoscale Convective System & MCS \\
National Aeronautical and Space Administration & NASA \\
National Center for Atmospheric Research & NCAR \\
National Center for Environmental Prediction & NCEP \\
National Hurricane Center & NHC \\
National Science Foundation & NSF \\
Planetary Boundary Layer & PBL \\
Potential Vorticity & PV \\
Short Wave (Radiation) & SW \\
Quasi-Geostrophic & QG \\
Rossby Wave & RW \\
Tropical Cyclone & TC \\
TRMM Multi-Satellite Precipitation Analysis & TMPA \\
Tropical Rainfall Measurement Mission & TRMM \\
Weather Research and Forecasting Model & WRF \\
AC1 & Acronym 1 \\
AC2 & Acronym 2 \\
\hline
\end{longtable}

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\chapter{Variables}
\chapter{Mathematica identities}
A summary of all variables is documented in Table \ref{tab:vars}.
A summary of mathematical identities used in derivations is given below.
\begin{longtable}{| l | l |}
\caption{A summary of common meteorological variables and their abbreviations in alphabetical order.}\label{tab:vars}\\
\hline
Variable & Abbreviation \\
\hline
Arbitrary variable & $X$ \\
Absolute vorticity vector & $\vec{\eta}$ \\
Coriolis parameter & $f$ \\
Gas constant for dry air & $R$ \\
Geopotential & $\Phi$ \\
Geopotential height & $Z$ \\
Gravitational accelleration & $g$ \\
Horizontal wind vector & $\vec{V}$ \\
Isobaric vertical motion & $\omega$ \\
Latent heat of vaporization & $l_v$ \\
Meridional unit vector & $\hat{j}$ \\
Meridional wind & $v$ \\
Potential temperature & $\theta$ \\
Potential vorticity & $P$ \\
Pressure & $p$ \\
Relative vorticity vector & $\vec{\zeta}$ \\
Specific density & $\alpha$ \\
Specific heat capacity at constant pressure & $c_p$ \\
Temperature & $T$ \\
Time & $t$ \\
Three-dimensional wind vector & $\vec{U}$ \\
Vertical absolute vorticity & $\eta$ \\
Vertical unit vector & $\hat{k}$ \\
Vertical relative vorticity & $\zeta$ \\
Zonal unit vector & $\hat{i}$ \\
Zonal wind & $u$ \\
\hline
\end{longtable}
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\chapter{INTRODUCTION}
\label{chap-one}
\chapter{Introduction}
\label{chap:Introduction}
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\section{Definitions}
\label{sec:def}
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Define common terms used throughout the dissertation...
E.g. African Easterly Waves (AEWs) are waves in the atmosphere over Africa of wavelength ...
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\section{Motivations}
\label{sec:mot}
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Motivations for studying topic
Figure useful to motivations
\begin{figure}[htp]
\centering
\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{Chapter-1/figs/Damage.png}
\caption{Caption...}
\label{fig:damage}
\end{figure}
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\begin{figure}[htp]
\centering
\includegraphics[trim={4cm 8.5cm 3cm 0cm},clip,width=\textwidth]{Chapter-1/figs/gfgnge_vs_year.eps}
\caption{Caption...}
\label{fig:gfgn}
\end{figure}
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\section{Background}
\label{sec:back}
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Background literature on topic
Possible citation in parentheses \citep{kiladis2006three}
Possible citation in parentheses with text before or after also in parentheses \citep[e.g. ][ Figure 1]{kiladis2006three}
Citation in text \citet{tomassini2017interaction}
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\section{Open Questions and Theories}
\label{sec:que}
%----------
In this section I will present the open questions on the problem I am investigating.
\subsection{Influence of AEWs on Convection}
\label{sec:QTaew-conv}
Background on theories
In summary we will attempt to address the following questions with regard to ...:
\begin{enumerate}
\item Question 1?
\item Question 2?
\item Question 3?
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\chapter{METHODS}
\label{chap:meth}
\chapter{Formalism}
\label{chap:Formalism}
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\section{Data}
\label{sec:dat}
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Reference to data Table \ref{tab:data}
\begin{table}[htp]
\caption{Caption...}\label{tab:data}
\begin{center}
\begin{tabular}{| c | c c |}
\hline
Parameterization & Scheme & WRF Option \\
\hline
... & ... & ... \\
... & ... & ... \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\end{center}
\end{table}
\subsection{Analyses}
E.g. Statistical analyses
\subsection{Math}
Simple one-line equation
\begin{equation}
\frac{\partial u}{\partial t} +u\frac{\partial u}{\partial x} +v\frac{\partial u}{\partial y} +\omega\frac{\partial u}{\partial p} = fv -\frac{\partial \Phi}{\partial x} + F_x,
\label{eqn:momu}
\end{equation}
Multi-line equation
\begin{align}
\begin{split}
\vec{\nabla}\theta \cdot \frac{D}{Dt}\vec{\eta} &= \vec{\nabla}\theta \cdot (\vec{\eta}\cdot\vec{\nabla})\vec{U} + \vec{\nabla}\theta \cdot (\vec{\nabla}\times\vec{\nabla}_p\Phi) + \vec{\nabla}\theta \cdot \vec{\nabla}\times\vec{F} \\
&= (\vec{\eta}\cdot\vec{\nabla})\vec{U} \cdot (\vec{\nabla}\theta) + \vec{\nabla}\theta \cdot \vec{\nabla}\times\vec{F}
\label{eqn:vort4}
\end{split}
\end{align}
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\chapter{Results 1}
\chapter{Finite volume}
\label{chap:Finite_volume}
bla bla bla ...
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\chapter{Results 2}
\label{chap:res2}
\chapter{Resonances}
\label{chap:Resonances}
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\chapter{Results 3}
\label{chap:res3}
\chapter{Eigenvector continuation}
\label{chap:Eigenvector_continuation}
bla bla ...
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\chapter{CONCLUSIONS}
\label{chap:conc}
\chapter{Conclusions}
\label{chap:Conclusions}
% Example headers
\section{Summary of Results}
\label{sec:summ}
\section{Overarching Conclusions}
\label{sec:conc}
\section{Future Work}
\label{sec:future}
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%
% Most common journal abbreviations:
% BAMS = Bulletin of the american meteorological society
% JAS = Journal of atmospheric science
% JAM = Journal of applied meteorology
% MAP = Meteorology and atmospheric physics
% MWR = Monthly weather review
% QJRMS = Quarterly journal of the royal meteorological society
% RGEO = Reviews in geophysics
% TELLUS = Tellus
% JCE = Journal of climate
% JCY = Journal of climatology
% GRL = Geophysical research letters
% JGR = Journal of geophysical research
%
%
% JOURNAL ABBREVIATIONS (delete if not using American Meteorological society guidelines)
%
@STRING{AMS = "Amer.\ Meteor.\ Soc."}
@STRING{AGU = "Amer.\ Geophys.\ Union"}
@STRING{AIP = "Amer. Inst. Phys."}
@STRING{ADGEO = "Adv.\ Geosci."}
@STRING{ADMET = "Adv.\ Meteor."}
@STRING{AFM = "Agric.\ For.\ Meteor."}
@STRING{AM = "Ann.\ Meteor."}
@STRING{AN = "Astrophys.\ Norv."} % Astrophysica Norvegica
@STRING{AO = "Atmos.-Ocean"} % Atmosphere-Ocean, published by Canadian Meteorological Society (CMOS)
@STRING{AR = "Atmos.\ Res."} % Atmospheric Research
@STRING{ARFM = "Annu.\ Rev.\ Fluid Mech."}
@STRING{AUMET = "Aust.\ Meteor.\ Mag."}
@STRING{BAMS = "Bull.\ Amer.\ Meteor.\ Soc."}
@STRING{BLM = "Boundary-layer\ Meteor."}
@STRING{BWMO = "Bull.\ World\ Meteor.\ Org."}
@STRING{CAP = "Contrib.\ Atmos.\ Phys."}
@STRING{CC = "Climate Change"} % Climate Change
@STRING{CCH = "Climatic Change"} % Climatic Change
@STRING{CDYN = "Clim.\ Dynam."}
@STRING{CHAOS = "Chaos"}
@STRING{COL = "Collier's"}
@STRING{CRS = "Cont.\ Shelf Res."}
@STRING{DAO = "Dyn.\ Atmos.\ Oceans"}
@STRING{ECO = "Ecology"}
@STRING{EI = "Earth Interactions"}
@STRING{GA = "Geophysica"} % Geophysica, published by Geophysical Society of Finland
@STRING{GEOMAG = "Geophys.\ Mag."}
@STRING{GN = "Geophys.\ Norv."} % Geophysica Norvegica
@STRING{GRL = "Geophys.\ Res.\ Lett."}
@STRING{GEOINT = "Geofis.\ Int."} % Geofisica Internacional (Mexican journal -- vols. 3-5 contained proceedings from a hurricane conference
@STRING{GEOPUB = "Geofys.\ Publ."}
@STRING{GPC = "Global Planet.\ Change"}
@STRING{HP = "Health Phys."}
@STRING{IAOP = "Izv.\ Atmos.\ Ocean.\ Phys.\ (Engl.\ Transl.)"}
@STRING{IJC = "Int.\ J.\ Climatol."}
@STRING{JAM = "J.\ Appl.\ Meteor."} % renamed to name below in 2006
@STRING{JAMC = "J.\ Appl.\ Meteor.\ Climatol."} % Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology (this journal used to be called the Journal of Applied Meteorology before 2006)
@STRING{JAS = "J.\ Atmos.\ Sci."}
@STRING{JAOT = "J.\ Atmos.\ Oceanic Technol."}
@STRING{JCAM = "J.\ Climate Appl.\ Meteor."} % now this is JAMC?
@STRING{JCLI = "J.\ Climate"}
@STRING{JCR = "J.\ Coastal Res."}
@STRING{JES = "J.\ Earth Syst.\ Sci."} % Journal of Earth System Science
@STRING{JEM = "J.\ Eng.\ Math."} % Journal of Engineering Mathematics
@STRING{JFM = "J.\ Fluid\ Mech."}
@STRING{JGR = "J.\ Geophys.\ Res."}
@STRING{JHM = "J.\ Hydrometeor."}
@STRING{JHE = "J.\ Hydrologic.\ Eng."}
@STRING{JMS = "J.\ Mar.\ Syst."}
@STRING{JM = "J.\ Meteor."}
@STRING{JMR = "J.\ Mar.\ Res."}
@STRING{JMSJ = "J.\ Meteor.\ Soc.\ Japan"}
@STRING{JPO = "J.\ Phys.\ Oceanogr."}
@STRING{JOCEAN = "J.\ Oceanogr."} % Journal of Oceanography
@STRING{JOSJ = "J.\ Oceanogr.\ Soc.\ Japan"}
@STRING{JSE = "J.\ Struct.\ Eng."} % Journal of Structural Engineering at ASCE
@STRING{JTM = "J.\ Tropical Meteor."}
@STRING{JWEIA = "J.\ Wind Eng.\ Ind.\ Aerodyn."}
@STRING{MA = "Meteor.\ Appl."}
@STRING{MAP = "Meteor.\ Atmos.\ Phys."}
@STRING{METMON = "Meteor.\ Monogr."}
@STRING{METZEIT = "Meteor.\ Z."}
@STRING{MWL = "Mar.\ Wea.\ Log"}
@STRING{MWR = "Mon.\ Wea.\ Rev."}
@STRING{NAT = "Nature"}
@STRING{NAG = "Nat.\ Geosci."}
@STRING{NHR = "Natural Hazards Rev."}
@STRING{NWD = "Natl.\ Weather Dig."}
@STRING{OA = "Oceanol. Aeta"}
@STRING{OCEAN = "Oceanography"} % a quarterly journal of The Oceanography Society
@STRING{PAG = "Pure Appl.\ Geophys."}
@STRING{PF = "Phys.\ Fluids"}
@STRING{PHYSD = "Physica D"}
@STRING{PMG = "Pap.\ Meteor.\ Geophys."} % Papers in Meteorology and Geophysics
@STRING{PNAS = "Proc.\ Natl.\ Acad.\ Sci.\ (USA)"}
@STRING{PRE = "Phys.\ Rev.\ E"}
@STRING{PRSA = "Proc.\ Roy.\ Soc.\ A."}
@STRING{PT = "Phys.\ Today"}
@STRING{PTRS = "Philos.\ Trans.\ Roy.\ Soc.\ London\ A"}
@STRING{QJRMS = "Quart.\ J.\ Roy.\ Meteor.\ Soc."}
@STRING{RGEO = "Rev. Geophys."}
@STRING{SCI = "Science"}
@STRING{SOLA = "SOLA"} % Scientific Online Letters on the Atmosphere
@STRING{TAGU = "Eos, Trans.\ Amer.\ Geophys.\ Union"}
@STRING{TCD = "Cryo.\ Disc."}
@STRING{TELLUS = "Tellus"}
@STRING{TCFD = "Theor.\ Comput.\ Fluid Dyn."}
@STRING{WEA = "Weather"}
@STRING{WW = "Weatherwise"}
@STRING{WF = "Wea.\ Forecasting"}
@STRING{WMOB = "WMO Bull."}
@article {kiladis2006three,
title= {{Three-dimensional structure and dynamics of African easterly waves. Part I: Observations}},
author= {Kiladis, George N and Thorncroft, Chris D and Hall, Nicholas MJ},
journal= JAS,
volume= {63},
number= {9},
pages= {2212--2230},
year= {2006}
}
@article {tomassini2017interaction,
title= {{The interaction between moist diabatic processes and the atmospheric circulation in African Easterly Wave propagation}},
author= {Tomassini, Lorenzo and Parker, Douglas J and Stirling, Alison and Bain, Caroline and Senior, Catherine and Milton, Sean},
journal= QJRMS,
volume= {143},
number= {709},
pages= {3207--3227},
year= {2017},
publisher= {Wiley Online Library}
@article{Frame:2017fah,
title = {Eigenvector {{Continuation}} with {{Subspace Learning}}},
author = {Frame, Dillon and He, Rongzheng and Ipsen, Ilse and Lee, Daniel and Lee, Dean and Rrapaj, Ermal},
year = {2018},
journal = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
volume = {121},
number = {3},
pages = {032501},
publisher = {{American Physical Society}},
doi = {10.1103/PhysRevLett.121.032501}
}

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%\thesistitle{A North Carolina State University Sample \LaTeX{} Thesis \break
%with a Title So Long it Needs a Line Break}
\thesistitle{Dissertation title}
\thesistitle{Quantum few-body problem in nuclear theory}
%% Degree year. Necessary if your degree year doesn't equal the current year.
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%% -------------------------------- Biography ------------------------------- %%
\begin{biography}
The author was born in a small town \ldots
The author was born in Kandy, Sri Lanka. \ldots
\end{biography}
%% ----------------------------- Acknowledgements --------------------------- %%