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Structure
- First Subsection
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Contents
Literature
- Books
  - b-Gaudin
- Articles
  - 1931
    - 1931.Bethe.ZP.71

This site presents a minimal working example of the Snac authoring format, allowing to produce split, interlinked publishable HTML5 from a single Org source file.

The code source is hosted at https://jscaux.org/git/jscaux/snac.

Structure

Text for first Section.

First Subsection

Text for first Subsection.

Second Subsection

Text for second Subsection.

Section 2.

Equations

Inline example: \(\left[ \hat{H}, \hat{\boldsymbol Q} \right] = 0\).

Block example:

<<tau>>

KBI V.1.33

\begin{equation} \tau (\lambda) = \mbox{exp}~ \sum_{n=0}^\infty \frac{i_n}{n!} Q_n (\lambda - \xi)^n \tag{tau}\label{tau} \end{equation}

Figures

<<fig-T1>>

/jscaux/snac/media/commit/051fef5672433ffdd94f33a615dc1f2dc55253d1/src/fig/eps_type_I.jpg — Lieb-Liniger Type I dispersion relations for various values of the interaction parameter.

Interlinking

Interlinking is done via Org links. For example, we can refer to Section Structure or to the First Subsection.

For equations, we can similarly link using the dedicated link: tau is a beauty.

Figures are handled in a similar way, fig-T1.

You can cite a good book such as this one b-Gaudin or a world-changing article such as 1931.Bethe.ZP.71.

Contextual colors

As an in-built suggestion, you can use collapsible/expandable boxes with contextual colors, serving specific purposes:

Prerequisites

Specific prerequisites for understanding the upcoming material

you should already know this
and this
and that

Objectives

Objectives for this part: what you should learn by reading this

this
and this
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Core

Core material: all equations are useful, but some are more useful than others.

Derivation

Derivation of a particular (set of) equation(s).

Example

Example of the concepts just covered.

Info

Additional (contextual) information.

Historical Context

Additional historical context.

Literature

Books

b-Gaudin

Gaudin, La fonction d'onde de Bethe, Masson (Paris), 1983.

Russian translation:

English translation: M. Gaudin, The Bethe Wavefunction (translation by J.-S. Caux), Cambridge University Press, 2014.

BibTeX

@Book{Gaudin,
  author = 	 {M. Gaudin},
  title = 	 {La fonction d'onde de {B}ethe},
  publisher = 	 {Masson, Paris},
  year = 	 {1983},
  note = 	 {{\it The Bethe Wavefunction} (translation by J.-S. Caux), Cambridge University Press, 2014.},
}

Articles

1931

1931.Bethe.ZP.71

1. Bethe,

Zur Theorie der Metalle. I. Eigenwerte und Eigenfunktionen der linearen Atomkette, Zeit. für Physik 71, 205 (1931), doi:10.1007/BF01341708.

Extended data
Author	Hans Albrecht Bethe
Title	Zur Theorie der Metalle. I. Eigenwerte und Eigenfunktionen der linearen Atomkette
Journal	Zeit. für Physik
Volume	71
Pages	205-226
Year	1931
doi	10.1007/BF01341708
Publication date	1931-03
Submission date	1931-06-17

Translations into English:

by Vince Frederick (1992): ON THE THEORY OF METALS, I., in book: Daniel C. Mattis, The Many-Body Problem - An Encyclopedia of Exactly Solved Models in One Dimension, World Scientific (1993), ISBN 981-02-0975-4 (paperback: 981-02-1476-6).
by Teunis C. Dorlas (2009): On the Theory of Metals. I. Eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of a linear chain of atoms