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README for the NotesTEX Package
NotesTEX 1.0 Created by Aditya Dhumuntarao Date: September 18, 2017
E-mail comments and suggestions to: adhumunt@gmail.com
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Jhep for Students is a modification of the original Jhep journal format in order to suit the needs of the student.
During my year as a Part III student at Cambridge, I realized that my theoretical physics professors, namely David Tong and David Skinner, would use the Jhep format to typeset the notes for their classes. As the year went on, I started typesetting my notes during class and realized that the Jhep format, while great for publications and lecture notes in general, was lacking a few small but useful features, for instance sidenotes. While the Memoir class and the Tufte style packages provide extensive functionality, much of which I was inspired by, it was difficult to setup, use, and -- especially -- modify them. These packages did more than I needed them to, and eventually these small gripes pushed me to start modifying the Jhep package to better suit the needs of a student.
The result of this year long work, from 2016-2017, is the package now known as Jhep for Students. The purpose of this package was to consolidate all these changes that I slowly incorporated into the original Jhep format, and to provide stable support for commonly used physics and mathematics environments. I sincerely hope that you enjoy the package!
Installation
Installing just requires the following steps:
- Download the zip archive
- Build the jhepforstudents.tex file. This compile should work without a problem, and it should look like jhepforstudents.pdf.
- Move the jhepforstudents.sty file whereever you need, and notetake away!
Usage
Here is an example of a test page:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{/Path/to/package/jhepforstudents} %/Path/to/package should be replaced with package location
\usepackage{lipsum}
\title{{\Huge Test Page Title}\\{\Large{Test Page Subtitle}}}
\author{Author Name\footnote{\href{https://google.com/}{\textit{Author Website}}}}
\affiliation{Affiliation of Author}
\emailAdd{Email of Author}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
\flushbottom
\newpage
\pagestyle{fancyjhepmod}
\part{Test Part 1}
\section{Subtest Section 1}
\end{document}
Details
All the documentation of this package is given in jhepforstudents.pdf and if you have any questions feel free to contact me.