Two versions of my thesis are available online.
<ul>
<li><A HREF="PhDThesis-PostScript.tar.gz">PostScript</A>
<li><A HREF="PhDThesis-Notebooks.tar.gz">Mathematica notebook format</A>
</ul>

What you can download is in both cases a compressed archive (suppose
  you store the downloaded document as "file"), which
can be uncompressed and extracted by

<ul> 
<li> gzip -xvzf file (Unix)
<li> gzip -dc file | tar xvf -   (Unix, where tar does not support the
	-z option)
<li> WinZip  (Windows)
</ul>

When extracting the PostScript archive, a collection of PostScript
  files will be created in the current directory, which makes up the
  entire thesis. When extracting the Notebook archive, a subdirectory
  "Online" will be created, in which you find all the notebooks and a
  subdirectory "Proofs" with all the proofs stored as separate
  notebooks. The Notebook version can be read by Mathematica 4.1 (or
  higher) on any platform where Mathematica is available. The
  notebooks contain hyperlinks in between each other, they also
  support other interactive features of the Mathematica FrontEnd. If
  you moreover have a valid and recent Theorema license, you can also run all the
  commands and reproduce some of the proofs in the thesis.