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\section*{PhD\_Topic\_Title}
\subsection*{Facets of Complexity, Semester Report, Summer 2019}

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	Name\_Of\_Student \\
	\texttt{student@email.com}\\
	University\_Of\_Student \\
	\textsc{Supervisor(s):} Name\_of\_the\_PhD\_advisor \\
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{\em Instructions: The report should be about 1--2 pages. It will be
  reviewed by selected members of the faculty and discussed at the
  annual workshop in Döllnsee.

  Rename the template file
\texttt{semester-report-FACETS-2019-Name.tex}
  by
  substituting your family name for the last part. Remove the
  instructions and the sample text and substitute your own text.}

Submit the report
  as a PDF-file to Ita Brunke (\href
  {mailto:i.brunke@inf.fu-berlin.de?Subject=Semester\%20report}{i.brunke@inf.fu-berlin.de}) by August 20.


  
Begin with a short description of your PhD topic, (the problem
statement, the main questions). It should be understandable to anybody
from the \emph{Facets of Complexity} faculty.

\section*{Progress so far}

Give a progress report, with references to your own work if
appropriate and to other
work.

\section*{Activities}

\begin{compactitem}
\item participation in the conference ... Beijing, April 1--3, 2019.
  talk on 
\item workshop ...
\item class on Abstract Topology at TU Berlin.
  
\end{compactitem}

\section*{Planned steps and activities for the Future}


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