AJTeX

This is a LaTeX styling package for awesome looking documents. I am a theoretical physicist, so the style is more or less optimized for research papers. Feel free to use it, but at your own risk. Found a bug or want to contribute? Contact me at [email protected].

ajtex.sty

Options

Option	Description
headertitle	Document title will be displayed in the page header instead of section title.
draft	Document will be treated as a draft.
notitlepage	\maketitle will not be on its own page.
nolistofcontents	There will be no list of contents.
showcomments	Comments will be shown.
a4paper	A4 size will be used.
basic	Turn on basic mode.
article, book, cv	Switch between article, book or CV mode. Default article.

Custom Macro

Macro	Description
\title{#title}	Sets the title of the document given by #title.
\author[#aff]{#name}	Sets an author of the document, with name #name and affiliation label #aff. Label #aff is intended to be a character or a comma separated list of characters. This command can be used multiple times in case of a multi-authored document.
\note{#note}	Declares a footnote with content #note giving more information about an author. Gets assigned to the last \author declaration. Only one note per author is allowed. If in conflict, the last declaration of \note supersedes.
\email{#email}	Declares an email address #email for an author. Gets assigned to the last \author declaration. Only one email address per author is allowed. If in conflict, the last declaration of \note supersedes.
\affiliation[#aff]{#affiliation}	Declares an affiliation #affiliation with label #aff for authors. Label #aff is intended to be a character or a comma separated list of characters. This command can be used multiple times for multiple affiliations.
\abstract{#abstract}	Declares the abstract of the document, given by #abstract.
\preprint{#preprint}	Declares a preprint identifier for the document.
\maketitle	Prints the title page.
\acknowledgements	Prints the heading for acknowledgements.
\makereferences	Prints the bibliography.

ajtex-defs.sty

The main feature of ajtex-defs.sty is the quotemacros. First we have single small characters turning into greek characters:

"Macro	Macro	"Macro	Macro	"Macro	Macro	"Macro	Macro
"a	\alpha	"h	\eta	"o	\omega	"v
"b	\beta	"i	\iota	"p	\pi	"w	\omega
"c	\chi	"j	\varphi	"q	\theta	"x	\xi
"d	\delta	"k	\kappa	"r	\rho	"y	\psi
"e	\epsilon	"l	\lambda	"s	\sigma	"z	\zeta
"f	\phi	"m	\mu	"t	\tau
"g	\gamma	"n	\nu	"u	\upsilon

Then we have are six variants:

"Macro	Macro	"Macro	Macro	"Macro	Macro
"ve	\varepsilon	"vp	\varpi	"vr	\varrho
"vf	\varphi	"vq	\vartheta	"vs	\varsigma

The single capitals transform to:

"Macro	Macro	"Macro	Macro	"Macro	Macro	"Macro	Macro
"A		"H		"O	\Omega	"V
"B		"I		"P	\Pi	"W	\Omega
"C		"J		"Q	\Theta	"X	\Xi
"D	\Delta	"K		"R		"Y	\Psi
"E		"L	\Lambda	"S	\Sigma	"Z
"F	\Phi	"M		"T
"G	\Gamma	"N		"U	\Upsilon

Special fonts shortcuts

Extrapolate to the entire alphabet:

"Macro	Macro	"Macro	Macro
"ba	\bm{a}	"bA	\bm{A}
		"cA	\mathcal{A}
		"bcA	\bm{\mathcal{A}}
		"sA	\mathsmaller{A}
		"bbA	\mathbb{A}
"rma	\mathrm{a}	"rmA	\mathrm{A}
"sca	\mathscr{a}	"scA	\mathscr{A}
"sfa	\mathsf{a}	"sfA	\mathsf{A}
"fa	\mathfrak{a}	"fA	\mathfrak{A}