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%     date      = "2025/02/18",
%     authors   = "Douglas B. Rumbaugh",
%     copyright = "Douglas B. Rumbaugh",
%     address   = "Computer Science and Engineering
%                  W343 Westgate Building
%                  Penn State University,
%                  University Park, PA 16802,
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%     email     = "drumbaugh@psu.edu"
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% psuthesis.cls for theses and dissertations at Penn State
% University. You will, of course, need to put the
% psuthesis.cls file someplace that LaTeX will find it.
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% I have set up a directory structure that I find to be clean
% and convenient. You can readjust it to suit your tastes. In
% fact, the structure used by our students is even a little
% more involved and commands are defined to point to the
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% The psuthesis document class uses the same options as the
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% ifthen, calc, setspace, and tocloft packages.
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% The first additional option specifies the degree type. You
% can choose from:
%	Ph.D. using class option 
%	M.S. using class option 
%	M.Eng. using class option 
%	M.A. using class option 
%	B.S. using class option 
%	B.A. using class option 
%	Honors from the Schreyer Honors College 
%
% The second additional option inlinechaptertoc determines
% the formatting of the Chapter entries in the Table of
% Contents. The default sets them as two-line entries (try it).
% If you want them as one-line entries, issue the
% inlinechaptertoc option.
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% The class option schreyer should be used for theses
% submitted to the Schreyer Honors College.
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% The class option esc should be used by all Engineering Science
% students.
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% The option option twoha should be used if you are earning
% interdisciplanary honors and thus have two honors advisors.
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% The class option ``secondthesissupervisor'' should be used
% for baccalaureate honors degrees if you have a second
% Thesis Supervisor.
%
% The vita is only included with the phd option and it is
% placed at the end of the thesis. The permissions page is only
% included with the ms, meng, and ma options.
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% Only one of the following lines should be used at a time.
% Doctoral students.
\documentclass[phd,12pt]{psuthesis}
% Masters students
%\documentclass[ms,12pt]{psuthesis}
% Bachelors students in the Schreyer Honors College.
% \documentclass[bs,schreyer,12pt]{psuthesis}
% Bachelors students in the Schreyer Honors College & Engineering Science.
%\documentclass[bs,schreyer,esc,twoha,12pt]{psuthesis}
% Bachelors students in Engineering Science.
%\documentclass[bs,esc,12pt]{psuthesis}

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% FRONT-MATTER %
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% Title
\title{Automated Dynamization of Static Data Structures}

% Author and Department
\author{Douglas B. Rumbaugh}
\dept{Computer Science and Engineering}
% the degree will be conferred on this date
\degreedate{December 2025}
% year of your copyright
\copyrightyear{2025}

% This command is used for students submitting a thesis to the
% Schreyer Honors College and for students in Engineering Science.
% The argument of this command should contain every after the word
% ``requirements'' that appears on the title page. This provides the
% needed flexibility for all the degree types.
\bachelorsdegreeinfo{for a baccalaureate degree \\ in Engineering Science \\ with honors in Engineering Science}

% This is the document type. For example, this could also be:
%	Comprehensive Document
%	Thesis Proposal
% \documenttype{Thesis}
%\documenttype{Dissertation}
\documenttype{Dissertation}


% This will generally be The Graduate School, though you can
% put anything in here to suit your needs.
\submittedto{The Graduate School}

% This is the college to which you are submitting the
% thesis/dissertation.
\collegesubmittedto{The College of Engineering}


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% Signatory Page %
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% You can have up to 7 committee members, i.e., one advisor
% and up to 6 readers.
%
% Begin by specifying the number of readers.
\numberofreaders{4}

% For baccalaureate honors degrees, enter the name of your
% honors advisor below.
\honorsadvisor{Honors P. Advisor}
{Associate Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics}
\honorsadvisortwo{Honors P. Advisor, Jr.}
{Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics}

% For baccalaureate honors degrees, if you have a second
% Thesis Supervisor, enter his or her name below.
\secondthesissupervisor{Second T. Supervisor}

% For baccalaureate honors degrees, certain departments
% (e.g., Engineering Science and Mechanics) require the
% signature of the department head. In that case, enter the
% name and title of your department head below.
\escdepthead{Department Q. Head}
\escdeptheadtitle{P. B. Breneman Chair and Professor 
of Engineering Science and Mechanics
}

% Input reader information below. The optional argument, which
% comes first, goes on the second line before the name.
\advisor[Dissertation Advisor][Chair of Committee]
		{Dong Xie}
		{Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering}

\readerone[]
			{Ruslan Nikolaev}
			{Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering}

\readertwo[]
			{Young Ko}
			{Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering}

\readerthree[]
			{Dongwong Lee}
			{Professor of Information Sciences and Technology}

\readerfour[]{}{}

% Format the Chapter headings using the titlesec package.
% You can format section headings and the like here too.
\definecolor{gray75}{gray}{0.75}
\newcommand{\hsp}{\hspace{15pt}}
\titleformat{\chapter}[display]{\fontsize{30}{30}\selectfont\bfseries\sffamily}{Chapter \thechapter\hsp\textcolor{gray75}{\raisebox{3pt}{|}}}{0pt}{}{}

\titleformat{\section}[block]{\Large\bfseries\sffamily}{\thesection}{12pt}{}{}
\titleformat{\subsection}[block]{\large\bfseries\sffamily}{\thesubsection}{12pt}{}{}


% Makes use of LaTeX's include facility. Add as many chapters
% and appendices as you like.
%\includeonly{%
%chapters/chapter1,%
%Chapter-2/Chapter-2,%
%Chapter-3/Chapter-3,%
%Chapter-4/Chapter-4,%
%Chapter-5/Chapter-5,%
%Chapter-6/Chapter-6,%
%Chapter-7/Chapter-7,%
%Chapter-8/Chapter-8,%
%Chapter-9/Chapter-9,%
% Appendix-A/Appendix-A,%
% Appendix-B/Appendix-B,%
% Appendix-C/Appendix-C,%
% Appendix-D/Appendix-D,%
% Appendix-E/Appendix-E%
%}

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% Preliminary Material %
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% This command is needed to properly set up the frontmatter.
\frontmatter

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% IMPORTANT
%
% The following commands allow you to include all the
% frontmatter in your thesis. If you don't need one or more of
% these items, you can comment it out. Most of these items are
% actually required by the Grad School -- see the Thesis Guide
% for details regarding what is and what is not required for
% your particular degree.
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% !!! DO NOT CHANGE THE SEQUENCE OF THESE ITEMS !!!
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% Generates the title page based on info you have provided
% above.
\psutitlepage

% Generates the committee page -- this is bound with your
% thesis. If this is an baccalaureate honors thesis, then
% comment out this line.
\psucommitteepage

% Generates the abstract. The argument should point to the
% file containing your abstract. 
\thesisabstract{chapters/abstract}

% Generates the Table of Contents
\thesistableofcontents

% Generates the List of Figures
\begin{singlespace}
\renewcommand{\listfigurename}{\sffamily\Huge List of Figures}
\setlength{\cftparskip}{\baselineskip}
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{List of Figures}
%\fancypagestyle{plain}{%
%\fancyhf{} % clear all header and footer fields
%\fancyfoot[C]{\thepage}} % except the center
\listoffigures
\end{singlespace}
\clearpage

% Generates the List of Tables
\begin{singlespace}
\renewcommand{\listtablename}{\sffamily\Huge List of Tables}
\setlength{\cftparskip}{\baselineskip}
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{List of Tables}
\listoftables
\end{singlespace}
\clearpage

% Generates the List of Symbols. The argument should point to
% the file containing your List of Symbols. 
% \thesislistofsymbols{SupplementaryMaterial/ListOfSymbols}
%  Generally not needed in CSE

% Generates the Acknowledgments. The argument should point to
% the file containing your Acknowledgments. 
% \thesisacknowledgments{chapters/acknowledgments}

% Generates the Epigraph/Dedication. The first argument should
% point to the file containing your Epigraph/Dedication and
% the second argument should be the title of this page. 
%\thesisdedication{SupplementaryMaterial/Dedication}{Dedication}



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% This command is needed to get the main part of the %
% document going.                                    %
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\thesismainmatter

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% This is an AMS-LaTeX command to allow breaking %
% of displayed equations across pages. Note the  %
% closing the "}" just before the bibliography.  %
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\allowdisplaybreaks{
%\pagestyle{fancy}
%\fancyhead{}
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% THE ACTUAL CONTENT %
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% Chapters
\input{chapters/introduction}
\input{chapters/background}
\input{chapters/dynamic-extension-sampling}
\input{chapters/beyond-dsp}
\input{chapters/future-work}
\input{chapters/conclusion}
%\include{Chapter-2/Chapter-2}
%\include{Chapter-3/Chapter-3}
%\include{Chapter-4/Chapter-4}
%\include{Chapter-5/Chapter-5}
%\include{Chapter-6/Chapter-6}
%\include{Chapter-7/Chapter-7}
%\include{Chapter-8/Chapter-8}
%\include{Chapter-9/Chapter-9}
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% Appendices
%
% Because of a quirk in LaTeX (see p. 48 of The LaTeX
% Companion, 2e), you cannot use \include along with
% \addtocontents if you want things to appear the proper
% sequence.
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\appendix
\titleformat{\chapter}[display]{\fontsize{30}{30}\selectfont\bfseries\sffamily}{Appendix \thechapter\textcolor{gray75}{\raisebox{3pt}{|}}}{0pt}{}{}
% If you have a single appendix, then to prevent LaTeX from
% calling it ``Appendix A'', you should uncomment the following two
% lines that redefine the \thechapter and \thesection:
%\renewcommand\thechapter{}
%\renewcommand\thesection{\arabic{section}}
% \include{Appendix-A/Appendix-A}
% \include{Appendix-B/Appendix-B}
% \include{Appendix-C/Appendix-C}
% \include{Appendix-D/Appendix-D}
% \include{Appendix-E/Appendix-E}
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% ESM students need to include a Nontechnical Abstract as the %
% last appendix.                                              %
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% This \include command should point to the file containing
% that abstract.
%\include{nontechnical-abstract}
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% BIBLIOGRAPHY %
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% You can use BibTeX or other bibliography facility for your
% bibliography. LaTeX's standard stuff is shown below. If you
% bibtex, then this section should look something like:
\begin{singlespace}
    \nocite{*}
	\bibliographystyle{ACM-Reference-Format}
	\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Bibliography}
	\bibliography{references/references}
\end{singlespace}

%\begin{singlespace}
%\begin{thebibliography}{99}
%\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Bibliography}
%\frenchspacing

%\bibitem{Wisdom87} J. Wisdom, ``Rotational Dynamics of Irregularly Shaped Natural Satellites,'' \emph{The Astronomical Journal}, Vol.~94, No.~5, 1987  pp. 1350--1360.

%\bibitem{G&H83} J. Guckenheimer and P. Holmes, \emph{Nonlinear Oscillations, Dynamical Systems, and Bifurcations of Vector Fields}, Springer-Verlag, New York, 1983.

%\end{thebibliography}
%\end{singlespace}

\backmatter

% Vita
%\vita{chapters/vita}

\end{document}