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M. Wolter\nSecond examiner:\tProf. Dr.-Ing. A. Lindemann\nSupervisor: \t\tFirst Name Last Name\nThe original task\nExplanation\nI assure that I have written this master thesis independently without external help and used only the given sources and aids. Literally or meaning points, which were obtained from other works are labelled with their source..\n04. Mai 2015\n……………………………………………………..\nDate\t\t\tSignature\nAbstract\nWrite in english language.\nAt the beginning of a scientific work there is always an abstract. This is shortest and most concise summary of the content of the work. It  should not exceed the ambit of a page. The defiance is to arouse the reader's interest. If the Summary meaningless or even bad, so no one will look at the rest of the work. Often the Abstract besides the mother tongue is also included in English. The abstract has to be different from the final summary and is part of the work.\nBefore Chapter 1 the directories are adduced.\nChapter 1 should be interpreted as the beginning of the work.\nChapter 2 describes the format of the work and describes how tables, graphs and formulas in the document have to be inserted. The template for tables is described in Chapter \u0013 REF _Ref419058848 \\w \\h \u00142.11\u0015 and for the formula numbering in Chapter \u0013 REF _Ref419058872 \\w \\h \u00142.12.1\u0015.\nChapter 3 is handled with the procedure of quote.\nHow the sources, figures and tables in the text are arranged, will be shown by examples.\nChapter 4 is just a placeholder. The structure of the work is given with this template.\nChapter 5 and 6 are placeholder.\nChapter 7 is the bibliography. It is used the template DIN ISO 690 - First element and date.\nFinally, the attachments are described.\nData are from the University of Hanover and the Guidelines of Beuth Verlag and are not specially marked, because it is an internal document.\nIf you have questions ask Dr.-Ing. 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