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      [1999/12/01 v1.4c Il Nuovo Cimento]
\documentclass{cimento}

%% \documentclass[rivista]{cimento} Use the option rivista for La Rivista del
%Nuovo Cimento

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%\usepackage{graphicx}  % got figures? uncomment this
\title{Sample paper for the {\mdseries\ttfamily cimento} class with a very long title to see what happens but it needs to be even longer}
\shorttitle{Something a little bit shorter, but still very long. Who knows what'll happen?}
\author{S.~Summers\from{ins:x}\ETC,
J.~Grey\from{ins:x},
H.~McCoy\from{ins:x},
R.~Drake\from{ins:x}\\
W.~Worthington\from{ins:x}
        \atque
Mr.~M\from{ins:evil}\thanks{The bad fellow.}}
\instlist{\inst{ins:x} Xavier's school for gifted youngsters - Westchester,
       N.Y.
  \inst{ins:evil} The Brotherhood of Evil Mutants\-Russel Square,
                          London, UK}
\PACSes{\PACSit{00.00}{By the way, which PACS is it, the 00.00? GOK.}
\PACSit{---.---}{\ldots}}
\begin{document}

\maketitle

\begin{abstract}
This sample paper is intended to briefly expose the differences
between a standard \LaTeX\ article and a paper based upon the
\texttt{cimento} class.
\end{abstract}

\section{Description}
This is a very short sample paper distributed with the class
\texttt{cimento}.
It is just a collection of examples about the syntax of commands
which behave in a different way from the standard \LaTeX
and/or new commands not defined in \LaTeX.


%\begin{figure}
%\includegraphics{foo}     % includes figure foo.eps
%\caption{Foo onteracting with bar}
%\end{figure}


This sample is not meant to provide documentation for the class;
to obtain the class `manual' typeset the main distribution file,
\texttt{cimento.dtx}.

You can also use this file as a template for your own paper:
copy it to another filename and then modify as needed.

\section{Examples}

\subsection{Tables}
Tables~\ref{tab:pricesI}, \ref{tab:pricesII} and~\ref{tab:pricesIII}
inserted at this point.

\begin{table}
  \caption{Prices of important items.}
  \label{tab:pricesI}
  \begin{tabular}{rcl}
    \hline
      Ice-cream      & 1500  & lire    \\
      More ice-cream & 15000 & lire    \\
      Crocodile      & 1500  & dollars \\
    \hline
      Phone call     & .25   & dollars \\
      X-Men          & 1.25  & dollars \\
      Dollar         & 1     & dollars \\
    \hline
  \end{tabular}
\end{table}

\begin{table}
  \caption{Same thing, but formatted using \texttt{!} and \texttt{?}.}
  \label{tab:pricesII}
  \begin{tabular}{rcl}
    \hline
      Ice-cream      & !1500   & lire    \\
      More ice-cream & 15000   & lire    \\
      Crocodile      & !1500   & dollars \\
    \hline
      Phone call     & !.25    & dollars \\
      X-Men          & 1.25    & dollars \\
      Dollar         & 1?{.}!! & dollars \\
    \hline
  \end{tabular}
\end{table}

\begin{table}
  \caption{Again, this time with \texttt{narrowtabular}}
  \label{tab:pricesIII}
  \begin{narrowtabular}{2cm}{rcl}
    \hline
      Ice-cream      & !1500   & lire    \\
      More ice-cream & 15000   & lire    \\
      Crocodile      & !1500   & dollars \\
    \hline
      Phone call     & !.25    & dollars \\
      X-Men          & 1.25    & dollars \\
      Dollar         & 1?{.}!! & dollars \\
    \hline
  \end{narrowtabular}
\end{table}


\subsection{Mathematics}
Here is a lettered array~(\ref{e.all}), with eqs.~(\ref{e.house})
and~(\ref{e.phi}):
\begin{eqnletter}
 \label{e.all}
 \drm x_\sy{F} & = & 1.2\cdot10^3\un{cm}, \qquad
                     \tx{where\ } \sy{F} = \tx{Fermi}    \label{e.house}\\
 \phi_i        & = & i\pi                                \label{e.phi}
\end{eqnletter}

\subsection{Citations}
We're almost done, just some citations~\cite{ref:apo}
and we will be over~\cite{ref:pul,ref:bra}.


\appendix

\section{}
Let us go then, you and I\ldots

\acknowledgments
This work was produced, supported and perpetrated by S. Frabetti under
the auspices of the Italian Physical Society.
Grazie to M. Missiroli for the valuable collaboration.

\begin{thebibliography}{0}
\bibitem{ref:apo} \BY{Boccaccio~G. \atque de~Cam\~oes~L.}
  \IN{Phys. Rev. A}{13}{1999}{12};
  \SAME{69}{999}{1666}.
\bibitem{ref:pul} \BY{Pulci~L.}
  preprint INFN 8181.
\bibitem{ref:bra} \BY{Bragg~B.}
  \TITLE{Tender comrade},
  in \TITLE{Workers Playtime},
                  edited by \NAME{Tizio A. \atque Caio B.}
                  (Unexeditor, Bologna) 1997, pp.~1-10.
\end{thebibliography}

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