Two examples for the Titlepage mechanism of Tralics

We give here two examples of the use of a configuration file: config_tpa. First example: put it in the file tpa.tex, and run it via tralics tpa -configfile config_tpa. Explanations can be found here.

\def\cmdAval{CMDA}
\def\cmdBval{\invalid}
\def\cmdCval{\invalid}
\documentclass{tpa}
\def\cmdAval{\invalid}
\def\Title{Titlepage customisation in Tralics}


\title{\Title}
\author{José Grimm}
\author{Knuth}
\myself
\autk

\Paris \URsop
\waddress

\sParis \sURsop \sURlor

\begin{Eabstract}
This is an abstract with \par some paragraphs in it\par ok ?
\end{Eabstract}

\begin{eabstract}
This is an abstract without paragraphs in it
\end{eabstract}
\pabstract{Another abstract \par with \par in it}
\abstractalias{Another abstract without par}

\def\cmdBval{CMDB}
\begin{document}
\def\cmdBval{\invalidagain}

\def\cmdCval{CMDC}
\InsertTitlepage

\end{document}

Second example file for the titlepage command.

\documentclass[AIF]{cedram}

\begin{document}

\title{Fourier coefficients for simple $L^\infty$ functions}
\alttitle{Coefficients Fourier pour fonctions  $L^\infty$ simples}
\author{\firstname{Donald} \middlename{E.} \lastname{Knuth}} 

\address{\TeX\ Users Group \\P.O. Box 869\\
Santa Barbara, CA 93102-0869 USA}

\email{d.e.knuth@somewhere.on.the.net} 

\subjclass{11M26,  11M36, 11S40}

\keywords{simple $L^\infty$ functions, lambda function}

\altkeywords{fonctions  $L^\infty$ simples, fonction lambda}

\daterecieved{2004-06-14}%{14 juin 2004}
\dateaccepted{2004-12-09}%{9 décembre 2004}

\begin{abstract}
  This is an abstract with a beautiful inline formula % Comment!
  $\lambda_n(\pi) = \frac{N}{2} n \log n + C_1(\pi) n + 
   O(\sqrt{n}\log{n})$, where $C_1(\pi)$ is a real-valued constant.
\end{abstract}


\begin{altabstract}
  Mon résumé avec ma formule
  $\lambda_n(\pi) = \frac{N}{2} n \log n + C_1(\pi) n + 
   O(\sqrt{n}\log{n})$, où $C_1(\pi)$ est une constante réelle.
\end{altabstract}

\maketitle

\section{Introduction}

The content of the document is unimportant.
We have a simple math formula $\alpha=\beta$
and two references \cite{Ba03} and \cite{BPY1}


\bibliography{bo}

\end{document}

Bibtex file for the second example:




@Article{Ba03,
  author =	 {Barnes, E. W.},
  title =	 {On the expression of {E}uler's constant as a
                  definite integral},
  journal =	 {Messenger of Math.},
  year =	 1903,
  volume =	 33,
  pages =	 {59--61}
}


@Article{BPY01,
  author =	 {P. Biane and J. Pitman and M. Yor},
  title =	 {Probability laws related to the {J}acobi $\theta$ and
                  {R}iemann $\zeta$ functions, and {B}rownian excursions},
  journal =	 {Bull. Amer. Math. Soc.},
  year =	 2001,
  volume =	 38,
  pages =	 {435--465}
}


@Article{Bo99,
  author =	 {E. Bombieri},
  title =	 {Remarks on {W}eil's quadratic functional in the
                  theory of prime numbers~{I}},
  journal =	 {Rend. Mat. Acc. Lincei, Ser.~IX},
  year =	 2000,
  volume =	 11,
  pages =	 {183--233}
}



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