%% file: swansong.tpl %% last: 11 oct 1994 %% LaTeX template file for Swansong Workshop manuscripts %% %% use this file as a template for writing your paper; %% there are instructions in lines starting with %%; %% see file README for more information from me, and LaTeX the %% file kapproc1.tex for lots of instruction from Kluwer. %% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% \documentstyle[namedreferences]{kapproc} %% \documentstyle[namedreferences,psfig]{kapproc} %% for postscript figure insertion with psfig.sty, see below %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% MACROS \def\references{\bibliographystyle{swanbib}\bibliography{database}} %% the above command is for BibTex users %% - the biblliography style file is swanbib.bst %% - database.bib should be replaced by your bibliography file(s) \def\barecite#1{\citeauthor{#1}, \citeyear{#1}} %% the above command enables citation without parentheses \renewcommand{\thepage}{} %% no page numbering; we do that %% >>> put all your macros here please <<< %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% TITLE \runningtitle{YOUR SHORT RUNNING TITLE} %% for too long a title \begin{opening} \title{Your title} %% will be capitalized %%\subtitle{Don't use one} %% but if so, cut out the first %% \author{Robert J. Rutten} \author{Carolus J. Schrijver\thanks{Now at LPARL}} \institute{Sterrekundig Instituut, Postbus~80\,000, NL--3508~TA, Utrecht, The Netherlands} \author{Other Author} \institute{Address of the Other Author} \end{opening} %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% ABSTRACT \begin{document} \begin{abstract} This paper explains everything. \keywords solar physics, magnetism \end{abstract} %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% INTRODUCTION \section{Introduction} Lots of people did lots of work ({\it e.g.,} \barecite{Beckers1964}; \barecite{VALIII}, {\it cf.}\ \barecite{Avrett1985}); %% note \ for proper space even we did \cite{Rutten+Severino1989}. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% OBSERVATIONS \section{Observations} We used the NSO/SP Vacuum Tower Telescope and got good stuff. A moth too. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% RESULTS \section{Results} Figure~\ref{fig_results} shows our results. Note the moth. %% \ref produces ?? unless there is a corresponding \label %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% DISCUSSION \section{Discussion} Our results are much better than yours anyhow. Thanks to the moth. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% CONCLUSIONS \section{Conclusions} Well, we ain't sure we got one. Except for the moth. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %% please don't obey the Kluwer instructions but use the below %% commands. Kluwer puts the references into footnotesize, so %% why shouldn't we do the same here. Don't want to waste space. \vspace{3ex} \footnotesize \noindent {\bf Acknowledgements.} We are grateful to NATO for sponsoring our workshop. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% REFERENCES %% When you use BiBTeX for your references, use \references here %% as defined above, with my file rrbib.bst and `database.bib' being %% your bibliography database file(s). 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