LaTeX templates and examples — Preprints

This document is both a working example and a usage guide for the Yale arXiv paper template. It demonstrates how the template renders the title, authors, abstract, headings, citations, figures, tables, and mathematics, and it explains the document-class options and custom commands the template provides. To prepare your own paper, replace the title, author, abstract, and body text below with your own content while leaving the surrounding template machinery (yalearxiv.cls, preamble.tex, and command.tex) intact. The abstract should be limited to a single paragraph; it is typeset in 10-point type inside the rounded title box at the top of the first page, and is optionally followed by a list of keywords.

A template for submitting articles to paleorXiv.

A sample template to submit papers to MarXiv: the free research repository for the ocean and marine-climate sciences. Documentation for MarXiv is available at https://www.marxiv.org. The repository is located at https://osf.io/preprints/marxiv. This template is based on the engrXiv template, accessible at https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/engrxiv-template/ttrnvgdkgcgy.

This is a template for scientific manuscripts. It follows standard conventions for organizing a manuscript, (Abstract / Intro / Results / Discussion / Methods). Things that make it unusually nice: it uses cleverref package and "phantom" subpanels so you can refer to "Figure 1A" as a hyperlink. You can easily change to: two-column format, double/single spacing, line numbers. I work at NYU Langone Health; the "Highlight" and "Accent" colors are from the institutional style guide for NYU Langone Health's violet / blue. NYU's style guide recommended Montserrat as a web-friendly sans serif font. License is CC0 -- i.e. no restrictions. I hope you find it useful. I will not provide any support for this template.

a basic arXiv template.

Template for writing scientific manuscripts. Features several examples of how to embed figures directly into the text. Use it to create compiled PDFs - e.g. for pre-peer review publication on the arXiv, bioRxiv, or to a repository such as figshare. To submit your manuscript to the arXiv, bioRxiv, figshare or one of many other destinations linked to from Overleaf, simply click the 'Journals & Services' button on the top bar of the Overleaf editor and choose the appropriate destination from the menu. You can also use the 'Download as zip - for submission' option in the Project menu to download a zip file containing all the required files for the submission (e.g. including the .bbl file if you've used a bibliography file for your references).

Developing a fast a versatile algorithm for curve fitting with neural networks.

LaTeX style template suitable for “preprint” publications such as arXiv and bio-arXiv.

A paper template for submissions to engrXiv, the eprint server for engineering.