Sample Paper Using the IUCr L A T E X Macro Package 1
J. Soape, John Doe, Baskerville Lodge · 2010
1. Purpose The International Union of Crystallography (IUCr) publishes a number of specialist scientific journals, many containing complex mathematics. The journal articles are held as electronic files for typesetting and electronic publication. The common format for the article files is SGML, an ISO standard that allows a specific structure to be defined for a class of documents through a machine-readable document type definition (DTD). Detailed markup of the article with SGML codes allows portions of the article to be indexed, hyperlinked or stored in databases. Mathematical formulae within the document are encoded in TEX (Knuth, 1984), a portable technical typesetting language. Authors may submit papers to the IUCr in a variety of electronic formats, some more suitable than others for automated translation to SGML. A particularly suitable format is already widespread in many scientific disciplines, namely a structured dialect of TEX known as L ATEX (Lamport, 1986). The IUCr has produced a macro package (iucr) that may be used by authors familiar with L ATEX version 2 to create articles that can easily be translated to SGML. This document describes how to use the package. It has been prepared using the package itself, and refers to some of its own contents to illustrate relevant points. Full details of how to obtain the IUCr L ATEX macro package