Templates — Physics

This is an example of using geophysics.cls for writing Geophysics papers, with endfloat and subfigure.

This is an example of using geophysics.cls for writing two-column Geophysics papers.

This is an example of using geopreport.cls for writing Geophysics reports.

This is an example of using geophysics.cls for writing Geophysics papers.

In this experiment we studied pendulum motion in a non-uniformly accelerating reference frame. Special notes: Prof Goldman specifically requested to not have "100" sig figs, put font on figure axes in readable size, and don't put grids on plots!

This is a template for PHYS216 lab reports

This is the template used in Physics 211 (calculus-based mechanics) as taught at Cortland High School in Cortland, NY. The abstract should be a short 3-5 sentence paragraph. In it, you should state the hypothesis, what you did, and what you found. The abstract is meant to be a very short summary of your paper to follow. It is a good suggestion to write the abstract last in your report after you have written everything else. This will allow you to best summarize your work.

A light template for my electromagnetic class at the University of Victoria

A template suitable for most reports you have to make! Easy to adjust.