MathSource
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Submission Form

Introduction

This notebook contains the MathSource Submission Form.  You may submit new material for publication in MathSource via email, anonymous FTP, or conventional postal mail.  A completed MathSource Submission Form must accompany all new submissions.

For your convenience, there are two different versions of the MathSource Submission Form contained in this notebook -- a long version and a short version.  If you are new to the MathSource submission process, the long version is recommended.  The long version provides more information and examples for each question on the form.  Conversely, if you are already familiar with the MathSource submission process, you may find it easier to use the short version which does not contain instructions or examples for the information requested.

Both the long and short versions of the form ask the same questions. Complete only one version of the Submission Form.  It is not necessary to complete both a long and short form.

Long Version

Instructions

This is the long version of the MathSource Submission Form.  The same is requested here as in the short version, except more detailed instructions and examples are provided to complement the questions.  You do not have to complete both a long version and a short version for the same submission. 

You may submit new material for publication in MathSource via email, anonymous FTP, or conventional postal mail.  A completed MathSource Submission Form must accompany all new submissions.

In order to provide an accurate listing for your material in MathSource, please complete the required items in this notebook.  Then send all files comprising your submission (including this notebook) to MathSource as described in the cells labeled Email, FTP, and Postal Mail below.

Email

The email address for MathSource submissions is ms-submit@wri.com.  Materials can be sent to this address for publication in MathSource in a number of different formats, including plain-text, NeXTmail, and Eudora attachments.

NeXTmail and Eudora

Create a folder on your machine containing the files in your submission, plus a completed copy of this Submission Form.  The name of the folder should be either your submission title, or your name.  The filenames within the folder should be the same as those listed in this notebook.  Then send the entire folder as an attachment to ms-submit@wri.com.

Conventional email

When submitting files with conventional email, each file must be sent as a separate message to ms-submit@wri.com.  The subject lines of the messages comprising your submission should be identical to the filenames provided in this notebook.  (See the example below for more details.)

Example

A submission entitled "Pseudo-Random Pulse Sequencing" might include the files PseudoRandom.m, and PRSequenceTest.ma.  When submitting this material to MathSource the subject lines should read:

	contents of message		subject line
	Submission Form		submission form
	PseudoRandom.m		PseudoRandom.m
	PRSequenceTest.ma		PRSequenceTest.ma

FTP

New materials may be submitted via anonymous FTP for publication in MathSource.  The MathSource FTP address is mathsource.wri.com.  The IP# is 140.177.10.5.  All materials comprising your submission, including this Submission Form, should be bundled into a .tar.Z, .zip, or .sit.hqx archive file and transferred to the /pub/incoming directory.

Postal Mail

Due to the electronic nature of MathSource, we encourage all submissions be handled through electronic mail or anonymous FTP.  However, disks and tapes sent by conventional courier are also acceptable.  Load all files comprising your submission and the completed Submission Form (this notebook) onto any media on which Mathematica is distributed. Label each disk or tape with your name, address, and submission title and send all materials to:

		MathSource Submissions
		Wolfram Research, Inc.
		100 Trade Centre Drive
		Champaign, IL  61820-7237  USA

Title of your Submission

After the colon on the lines below, please type the title for your entire submission, for example: "Pseudo-Random Pulse Sequencing".

Submission Title:   Virtual Font Collection to use Mathematica s PostScript Fonts with LaTeX2e and TeX

Files Included in your Submission

Complete a filename/description block for each file in your submission. Indicate whether the file is a Mathematica package, notebook, example, documentation, etc.  Make as many copies of the block as you have files.  Please use the naming conventions described in the cell below.  The Naming Conventions cell also contains an example file listing.

Naming Conventions and an Example:

Please use the following standard suffixes in your filenames.

	.m	Mathematica packages (ascii text files)
	.ma	Mathematica notebooks (all systems)
	.mb	Mathematica notebook resource (system-specific)
	.txt	ASCII text file
	.tex	TeX or LaTeX document
	.ps	PostScript document
	.exe	Machine-specific executable
	.zip	Zip file in PKZIP format
	.uu	Uuencoded file
	.Z	Compressed file (Unix)
	.tar.Z	Compressed tar file (Unix)
	.hqx	Binhexed file (Macintosh)
	.sit	Stuffit file (Macintosh)

To ensure that all Mathematica users have an equal chance to use your material to its full potential, please make sure the first eight characters of each file name are unique for every file in your submission.

Example:

Filename:  PseudoRandom.m  Mathematica Package
Revision Date:  December 1993

Filename:  PRSequenceTest.ma Example notebook for PseudoRandom.m
Revision Date:  January 1994

Filenames and Descriptions:

Complete a Filename/Description and Revision Date block for each file in your MathSource submission.

texmf/doc/mma: Documentation of the Virtual TeX Font Collection
msymdoc.ps   msymdoc.tex


texmf/dvips/init: Map file for dvips
mma.map

texmf/fonts/tfm/mma: The TeX tfm files for the native PostScript fonts and the virtual fonts
Math1-Bold.tfm      Math3Mono-Bold.tfm  zwamb.tfm           zwcrb.tfm
Math1.tfm           Math3Mono.tfm       zwamm.tfm           zwcrm.tfm
Math1Mono-Bold.tfm  Math4-Bold.tfm      zwarb.tfm           zwcvb.tfm
Math1Mono.tfm       Math4.tfm           zwarm.tfm           zwcvm.tfm
Math2-Bold.tfm      Math4Mono-Bold.tfm  zwavb.tfm           zwcyb.tfm
Math2.tfm           Math4Mono.tfm       zwavm.tfm           zwcym.tfm
Math2Mono-Bold.tfm  Math5-Bold.tfm      zwayb.tfm           zwsm.tfm
Math2Mono.tfm       Math5.tfm           zwaym.tfm
Math3-Bold.tfm      Math5Mono-Bold.tfm  zwcmb.tfm
Math3.tfm           Math5Mono.tfm       zwcmm.tfm


texmf/fonts/vf/mma: The virtual fonts
zwamb.vf  zwarb.vf  zwavm.vf  zwcmb.vf  zwcrm.vf  zwcyb.vf
zwamm.vf  zwarm.vf  zwayb.vf  zwcmm.vf  zwcvb.vf  zwcym.vf
zwamr.vf  zwavb.vf  zwaym.vf  zwcrb.vf  zwcvm.vf  zwsm.vf

texmf/tex/latex/mma: The font definition files for LaTeX2e and the macro package mmasym.sty for the encoded new symbols
OMLzwam.fd  OMSzwcy.fd  OT1zwar.fd  mmasym.sty  omszway.fd  omxzwcv.fd  uzws.fd
OMLzwmc.fd  OMXzwav.fd  OT1zwcr.fd  omlzwam.fd  omszwcy.fd  ot1zwar.fd
OMSzway.fd  OMXzwcv.fd  Uzws.fd     omlzwcm.fd  omxzwav.fd  ot1zwcr.fd

Revision Date: November 1997

Classification and Keywords

The MathSource collection is divided into four main categories:  General, Enhancements, Applications, and Publications.   Please "X" each category/sub-category below that applies to your submission:  The checked areas will be used as keywords for your submission, and as guidelines for placing your submission in the MathSource collection.  Note that more than one subject area may be marked.  Use the Additional Keywords section to provide more precise indexing information for your submission.

Primary Category Selection

General

This directory contains items of general interest to the Mathematica community, such as administrative info, Mathgroup archives, Mathematica tutorials, MathSource information, utility programs, and Mathematica tips. The General directory also contains programs, tips, and technical information for specific computer platforms on which Mathematica is available.

General directory listing

[ ]  Administrative
[ ]  Archives
[ ]  Demos
[ ]  Information
[ ]  MathReader

[ ]  MathSource

[ ]  Info
	[ ]  Utilities

[ ]  Systems

[ ]  Apollo
	[ ]  Convex
	[ ]  DEC
	[ ]  DOS

[ ]  HP

[ ]  300-400
		[ ]  700
		[ ]  General

[ ]  Mac
	[ ]  NEC
	[ ]  NeXT
	[ ]  RS6000
	[ ]  Sparc
	[]  Sun
	[]  Unix
	[]  Windows

[ ]  Tips

[ ]  Tutorials

[ ]  Algebraic
	[ ]  General
	[ ]  Graphics
	[ ]  Numerical
	[ ]  Programming

[ ]  Utilities

Enhancements

The Enhancements directory contains items that enhance the functionality of Mathematica beyond the capabilities of the basic kernel. Included in this directory are different methods of interfacing with Mathematica, programming examples, topic-specific enhancements in mathematics and graphics, and more.

Enhancements Directory Listing

[ ]  Algebraic
[ ]  DiscreteMath
[ ]  FrontEnd
[ ]  Geometry

[]  Graphics

[ ]  2D
	[]  3D
	[]  Animation
	[ ]  General

[X]  Interfacing

[ ]  DOS
	[ ]  Emacs
	[ ]  Fortran
	[]  Graphics
	[ ]  InterCall
	[ ]  Mac
	[ ]  Matlab
	[ ]  NeXT
	[]  Other
	[ ]  SGI
	[X]  TeX
	[ ]  WordPerfect

[ ]  Language
[ ]  LinearAlgebra
[ ]  MathFunctions
[]  MathLink
[ ]  NumberTheory
[ ]  Numerical
[ ]  Other
[ ]  Sound
[ ]  Statistics
[ ]  System

Applications

Items in this directory deal with the application of Mathematica to specific problems or subject areas. The subcategories group related items together into manageable sizes. Subcategories under Applications include: Audio, Astronomy, Chemistry, Complexity, Computer Science, Data-Tables, Economics-Finance, Education, Engineering, Geography, Graphics, Life Science, Material Science, Mathematics, and Physics.

Applications Directory Listing

[ ]  Audio
[ ]  Astronomy
[ ]  Chemistry
[ ]  Complexity
[ ]  ComputerScience
[ ]  DataTables
[ ]  EconomicsFinance

[ ]  Education

[ ]  Calculus
	[ ]  Other

[ ]  Engineering

[ ]  Control

[ ]  Electrical

[ ]  Signals

[ ]  General
	[ ]  Mechanical
	[ ]  Other

[ ]  Geography

[]  Graphics

[ ]  2D
	[ ]  3D
	[ ]  Animation

[ ]  LifeScience
[ ]  MaterialScience

[ ]  Mathematics

[ ]  Applied
	[ ]  Pure

[ ]  Other
[ ]  Physics

Publications

The Publications directory contains the elctronic supplements for The Mathematica Journal, Mathematica in Educaton, and MathUser; example code from Mathematica books; bibliographical information; Mathematica documentation, etc.

Publications Directory Listing

[ ]  Announcements
[ ]  Bibliography
[ ]  BookSupplements
[ ]  Documentation
[ ]  Other

[ ]  Periodicals

[ ]  MathUser
	[ ]  MathematicaInEducation
	[ ]  TheMathematicaJournal

Additional Keywords

You may provide additional, specific keywords for your submission. These keywords are analogous to index entries and are used by the MathSource search routines to identify your submission.  Keywords should be listed one per line.  Duplicate the Keyword: block below as many times as necessary, once for each keyword.

Keyword:  LaTeX2e

Keyword:  Virtual TeX fonts

Keyword:  Typesetting

Abstract of Material

Provide a brief summary of the purpose and content of your material (about 200 words or less, please):

Abstract:  The virtual font collection enables TeX/LaTeX2e users the access to the mathematical fonts distributed with Mathematica 3.0 from LaTeX2e and TeX. By using the style file mmasym.sty the LaTeX2e user can produce a bitmap free TeX output. The the fonts encode almost all new symbols introduced by Mathematica 3.0. The font collection includes the mono spaced fonts for typesetting Mathematica s Input in TeX exactly as on the screen.

Author Information

Copy the template below for each author. Fill in all fields for each author in a separate template block.  Only your name and affiliation (if any) will be published in MathSource, outside of the files you supply.

Name:  Jens-Peer Kuska		
Organization:  	Max-Planck Insitut für Aeronomie
Street address:  Max-Planck-Strasse 2	
City:  	Katlenburg-Lindau	
State:  		
ZIP/Postal code:  37191
Country:  Germany
Telephone: 	[49] 5556 979160 
Fax:  		[49] 5556 979240
Email:  kuska@osf2.mpae.gwdg.de

Distribution and Copyright

Please check the appropriate distribution information box below.

[ X] YES, this package can be distributed freely.
	[ ] NO,   this package is not for free distribution.

All material received will be assumed to be for free distribution in the public domain in accordance with the MathSource Author Agreement.

	You are fully responsible for the contents of your submission.  It is your
	 responsibility to ensure that the work does not infringe any applicable
	 patent, copyright, trademark, or trade secret agreements.

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