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the Chair of Measurement and Control Engineering (Lehrstuhl für Mess"~~und
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Regeltechnik; MRT) of the University of Bayreuth, hence the name. Along the two
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-major classes \cls{MRTthesis} and \cls{MRTbeam} there are another class to
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for your thesis. Personally I think the time reading an introduction in order to
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-unfortunately opinions are prone to be biased, mine is no exception. A viable
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+unfortunately opinions are prone to be biased, mine is no exception. There is
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+a great short tutorial (just enough to get you started) online which is kept up
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+to date by the \LaTeX\ project team: \url{https://www.learnlatex.org}. Another
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+viable introduction is lshort which is available in several languages at the
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