arXiv Palette and Style Sheet for Mathematica Users
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arXiv.org is an electronic archive and distribution server for
research papers. Areas on arXiv cover physics and related disciplines,
mathematics, nonlinear sciences, computational linguistics, and
neuroscience, with submissions numbering in the tens of thousands and
downloads in the tens of millions. File submission
guidelines and information are available on arXiv.org.
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arXiv.org, the e-print
server hosted by Los Alamos National Laboratory, accepts PDF files
created from notebooks, along with notebooks as supplemental
materials. The arXiv palette and style sheet package provides a useful
set of templates and tools for creating publication-ready articles
with Mathematica. PDF files can be generated
from notebooks using our PDF
conversion portal based on
webMathematica.
The files on this page require Mathematica 4.2 or later and will
not function properly with previous versions.
Note on downloading: Simply clicking
the link may open a file as text in your browser window, which is okay
as long as the cache limit allows the entire file to be
displayed. Save the displayed text (or binary data) to a file on your
machine. You can configure Mathematica or any other Wolfram
Research product as your helper application for .nb files.
Archive for Operating System
arXiv.exe (Windows)
arXiv.tar.gz (Linux)
arXivOSX.tar.gz (Macintosh OS X)
arXiv.sea.hqx (Macintosh OS)
Select the appropriate archive for your operating system, and place
the resulting output file (a package directory) in your
Mathematica layout within [TopLevel]/AddOns/Applications/.
Restart Mathematica, and the style sheet will appear in the
style sheets menu and the palette will be listed in the palettes
menu. This directory must be installed to use
arXivPal.nb.
Palette
The arXiv palette creates
documents using the required arXiv
style sheet. Click the "New Document" button to start a new notebook with
the style sheet already selected. All of the
other buttons create cells pertaining to the relevant document
components. This file is automatically installed with the arXiv directory above.
Sample Notebook
arXivSampleDoc.nb is a notebook
that demonstrates the general appearance of the arXiv
styles. It does not show every possible style or element. However, the palette
creates
on-the-fly templates that help to sort out all the possibilities. The
sample document article is presented courtesy of Michael Trott.
Note: Archives updated 2/7/05.
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