Howto-PhD

Page de ressources à destination des étudiants en thèse de mathématiques

Les indispensables

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SMAI

How to write mathematics, la page de liens de Bernard Ycart (en copie ici)

Le reste

Some Advice for Graduating PhD Students. Felix Lazinger and K.E. Mellinger, Focus 26, Issue 6, 14--15, 2006, pdf et page

Steven Krantz's book A Primer of Mathematical Writing : sur google books

Tips for Authors on the Mathematics Site of J.S. Milne, page

If you write clearly, then your readers may understand your mathematics and conclude that it isn't profound. Worse, a referee may find your errors. Here are some tips for avoiding these awful possibilities.

How to Write Your First Paper. Steven G. Krantz, Notices AMS 54, no. 11, 2007, pdf

How to do research at the MIT AI Lab, David Chapman Editor, 1988, page

(From the chapter The thesis) There is a well-understood phenomenon known as ``thesis avoidance,'' whereby you suddenly find fixing obscure bugs in an obsolete operating system to be utterly fascinating and of paramount importance. This is invariably a semiconscious way of getting out of working on one's thesis. Be aware that's what you are doing. (This document is itself an example of thesis avoidance on the part of its authors.)

(From the chapter Emotional factors) All research involves risk. If your project can't fail, it's development, not research. What's hard is dealing with project failures. It's easy to interpret your project failing as your failing; in fact, it proves that you had the courage to do something difficult.

La Guilde des Doctorants, page : Pendant, page

Delaying higher degree completion, An Article on How to Prevent PhD Completion! page

How to write a PhD thesis, Joe Wolfe, School of Physics, Sydney, page [A serious and detailed guide to thesis writing (avec VF).]

The PhD experience: An academics guide to what PhD students should put in to and get out of a PhD, particularly for those interested in Computer Science, page

Writing Clear Conference Submissions, Shai Halevi, IBM Research page

Effective scientific electronic publishing. Markus G. Kuhn, page

This is a brief list of recommendations for authors of scientific papers who make their work available online. It focuses in particular on producing high-quality PDF files with LaTeX and covers some other technical and typographic pitfalls.

Jason I. Hong, Advice, page / See Learning How to do Research / (Lien mort ?) Cache web

Adviser, teacher, role model, friend, or On Being a Mentor to Students in Science and Engineering, page

Dan Horn's Graduate student resource page

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