As opposed to this question: Squeezing scientific paper to fit within page limits, I would like to find as many ways to make a document become longer without adding any real text.
The motivation for this is that for example a mathematical thesis is usually very thin and it might not look good. The "rules" are following:
- The document should still "look good" (I mean, triple line-spacing or
\textwidth=0.3\paperwitdh
are not the options). - The typography should be correct in the final document.
I would like the ideas to be accompanied by a package name or a code snippet that allows them.
I know that the question might be vague and allows lots of "stupid" solutions. But I hope that everybody feels what they would use and what they would not.
goodness
of a mathematics thesis is normally inversely proportional to the number of pages. A "thin" thesis generally is a good thing if it covered the subject adequately.\raggedbottom
and some penalty tweaks to push TeX into "always" ensuring page breaks between, and not within, paragraphs.