Latex Thesis Zh
CheckedConverts Chinese theses into LaTeX format for easy editing and professional typesetting, streamlining academic workflows.
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About this skill
What it does
This skill helps AI agents generate and format LaTeX documents specifically tailored for academic theses. It includes support for standard thesis structures, citation formatting, and sectioning conventions commonly used in Chinese academic writing.
When to use it
- Writing a master’s or doctoral thesis in Chinese academia that requires LaTeX formatting
- Preparing research papers with complex mathematical equations and citations
- Generating structured document templates for academic submissions
Key capabilities
- Generates LaTeX code for standard thesis structures (e.g., title page, abstract, chapters)
- Supports Chinese citation styles and references management
- Includes pre-defined formatting rules for academic institutions in China
Example prompts
- "Generate a LaTeX template for a master’s thesis following Chinese academic standards."
- "Format my research paper with proper citations using the GB/T 7714 standard."
- "Create a LaTeX document with sections for introduction, methodology, and conclusion."
Tips & gotchas
- Ensure that your LaTeX environment includes necessary packages like
ctexfor Chinese support. - Some citation styles may require additional configuration or bibliography files.