Dear Colleagues,
This is a resend of my May 10 email with the Snowmass style file.
Thank you,
Michael
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From: Peskin, Michael E.
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2013 5:41 PM
To: Peskin, Michael E.; Jonathan L. Rosner; snowmass-ef; Graf, Norman A.
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Subject: LaTeX Style for Snowmass Proceedings
Dear Colleagues,
Please find attached the LaTeX style files for the Snowmass proceedings. This style
is only for the 30 page working group and frontier summary reports. For the
contributed papers and white papers, as its says clearly on the site, we will accept
papers in any format.
The style is almost exactly that used in the Intensity Frontier report and, before
that, in a number of B-factory community reports. So it is easy to use and
battle-tested. I thank JoAnne Hewett and Dave Hitlin for suggesting this
package.
The style is given as a tar file that opens into a directory SnowmassStyle.
When you cd into this directory, you will see the main LaTeX file is called
"driverFile.tex". If you issue the command
pdflatex driverFile.tex
three times (it is an incantation), it will produce a pdf using the materials
in the directory Magnetism. The pdf should be identical to driverfile-results.pdf,
which you will see in the directory.
To create your own Snowmass working group report:
1. Create a new directory with the name of your group (e.g. TopQuark)
2. Change the input line at the bottom of driverFile.tex to
\input TopQuark/wgreport.tex
Do not change any other line of this file
3. Copy wgreport.tex and authorlist.tex from the directory Magnetism into
your directory, and modify these in what I hope is the obvious way.
I have provided two chapters of the Intensity Frontier report to give
additional examples.
4. Figures should be in pdf and should be referred to as e.g. TopQuark/myfig.pdf
These pdf figures should reside in your directory.
5. Build a pdf from the LaTeX using the incantation above.
6. For most references, you can look up the paper in INSPIRE, click on "LaTeX(US)" below
the citation, and paste whatever is there into your bibliography. I apologize that
this will not work for many Cosmic Frontier citations that are not in INSPIRE. If you need to,
you may use bibtex (but, I am not supporting bibtex). Please do not use natbib, which is known
to cause conflicts. I will take care of resolving label duplication between chapters.
7. When you are done, send your directory to me by email. Due date: August 30.
Good luck! If you have any problems, please let me know by email.
Best wishes,
Michael Peskin
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Menlo Park, CA 94025 USA www.slac.stanford.edu/~mpeskin/
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