The SVJour document class users guide supplement for

        manuscripta mathematica

\begin{matrix}c \\ ◯ \end{matrix} 1998, Springer Verlag Heidelberg All rights reserved.

20 March 1998

1 Introduction

This document describes the manmat option for the SVJour L^{A}TEX 2ε document class. For details on manuscript handling and the reviewing process we refer to the Instructions for authors which can be found at the Intertnet ad-

dress http://link.springer.de/link/service/journals/00229/index.htm

via the link “About this journal” and in the printed journal. For style matters please consult previous issues of the journal.

2 Initializing the class

As explained in the main Users guide you can begin a document for manuscripta mathematica by including

   \documentclass[manmat]{svjour}

as the first line in your text. All other options are also described in the main Users guide.

3 Changes to the SVJour class

The header information (typeset by using the command \maketitle) will be split on the first page so that the basic information relevant for the actual article appears at the top and addresses of the authors at the foot of the page.

For this purpose the affiliations made with \inst in the \author field have been withdrawn and the command \institute has been extended, according to the following scheme, so as to include the authors’ names as well.

\institute {⟨author (list) \at address information⟩}

If more than one name/address combination is necessary, please use \and to separate them (the name of a particular author may well appear in more than one of these).

Please avoid adding footnote elements to the header. If, for example, you wish to express your thanks to someone who has supported your work, place this in the acknowledgement environment at the end of your article, directly before the bibliographic section.

Running head on the last page. If the last page happens to be an evennumbered left/verso page, there will be the option of creating a combined running head, consisting of name(s) (initials/name of single author or names of two authors, initials/name of first author + et.al. in the case of three or more authors) and the running title. The headline that is automatically generated may be too long to fit into the space available. In this case, you will be asked to formulate a shorter version of the running title and insert this using the command

\combirunning {⟨author list: shortened title⟩}

Note that \authorrunning and/or \titlerunning are honored first – if the modifications introduced by those two commands are enough to form a satisfactorily short “last page” running head no prompt will be made. If no suitable abbreviation can be supplied, you can cancel the mechanism altogether by in-

cluding the option [nosmartrunhead] in the \documentclass command.