template-zapiski

Imported from madrugado/template-zapiski (AGENTS.md). Install upstream with npx skills add madrugado/template-zapiski. Copyright stays with the author.

How to follow the Zapiski POMI template

Two files in this repository define the article layout: zapiski.cls (the class) and template.tex (a sample article skeleton). When preparing an article for Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov POMI («Записки научных семинаров ПОМИ») — or a volume compiled from conference papers — follow the rules below. The layout reference is a published volume, e.g. https://www.pdmi.ras.ru/znsl/2026/v552.html

Article skeleton

\documentclass{zapiski}                    % no options
\usepackage[cp1251]{inputenc}
\usepackage[T2A]{fontenc}
\usepackage[russian,english]{babel}
% ... content packages of the article (amsmath, graphicx, booktabs, url, hyperref, tikz, ...) ...
\english                                   % before \begin{document} — English-language article mode
\begin{document}
\originfo{NNN}{}{}{YEAR}                   % volume number and dates are set by the editorial board
\setcounter{page}{1}                       % starting pages are assigned by the editorial board
\date{}                                    % the "Received ..." date is inserted by the editorial board
\title[Short Title]{Full Title of the Paper}
\author[K.~Ivanov]{Konstantin Ivanov}      % [short name for the running head]{full name}
\address[K.~Ivanov]{Institution, City, Country}
\email{ivanov@inst.ru}                     % EVERY author must have an e-mail
\begin{abstract}...\end{abstract}
\keywords{kw1 \and kw2.}                   % \and separator, as in template.tex
\maketitle
... text ...
\begin{thebibliography}{99}
\bibitem{...}
...
\end{thebibliography}
\end{document}
% after \end{document} — the Russian block: authors (I.~Surname), Russian title,
% \begin{abstract} with the Russian translation of the abstract, Russian \keywords{} if available

Rules

1. All .tex/.cls files must be strictly CP1251-encoded. Convert UTF-8 files with iconv -f utf-8 -t cp1251, after replacing characters not representable in CP1251 with macros (≈ → $\approx$, — → ---, – → --, etc.).
2. Use only this zapiski.cls, copied into the article byte-for-byte. Do not use local class files from author archives and do not modify the class.
3. Remove extraneous packages and hacks: geometry, fontspec, redefinitions of \publnamef/\publnames/\russianvolinfo, \UDC (not printed by the class), homemade \def\@evenhead... and other running-header hacks, utf8/unicode options of inputenc/hyperref. The page layout is defined by the class only.
4. The bibliography (thebibliography) must be sorted alphabetically by the surname of the first author (as template.tex itself requires); numbering and \cite resolve automatically after 2–3 pdflatex runs.
5. The Russian block goes after \end{document}: authors, Russian title, Russian abstract (abstract), Russian \keywords{} if available. template.tex is arranged the same way.
6. Do not set yourself: the volume number (\originfo), the starting page, the "Received" date — these are assigned by the editorial board of the volume.
7. Compilation: pdflatex, 2–3 runs; check the log for missing references and overfull boxes.

Checklist

Before submission: every file decodes cleanly as CP1251 (iconv), every \cite resolves against thebibliography, the Russian block after \end{document} is in place, and the rendered pages visually match the reference volume.