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== When and why to upload PDF files ==
== When and why to upload PDF files ==
* You may upload PDF files when:
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* You should upload PDF files when:
** you need a more mathematically sophisticated layout than the Atlas supports.
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** you need a more mathematically sophisticated layout than the Atlas supports,
** you wish to give a longer argument or calculation for a statement not already in the literature.
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** you wish to give a calculation or an agrument for a statement not already in the literature,
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** you wish to give a new calculation or argument for a statement already in the literature.
* Uploading PDF files allow users to contribute authored, original content to [[open-editing]] pages.
* Uploading PDF files allow users to contribute authored, original content to [[open-editing]] pages.
* Users are encouraged, e. g. to write computations of invariants, new proofs of existing results and even truly new work.
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* Users are encouraged, e. g. to provide new computations of invariants, new proofs of existing results and even new results.
* Please provide your name and institutional address (if applicable) in the PDF file in order to be cited properly.
* Please provide your name and institutional address (if applicable) in the PDF file in order to be cited properly.
<!--The administrators envision supplementary PDF files as the possibility to provide any text with a (mathematically) more complex layout. Furthermore, since normal pages in the Manifold Atlas can be edited by every registered user, uploaded PDF files are the place to provide authored, original content. Users are encouraged, e. g. to write up proofs ranging from known facts whose proof is not available in an understandable form to truly new work. Please provide your name in the PDF file in order to get credit for your work and to be cited properly, according to scientific standards.-->
<!--The administrators envision supplementary PDF files as the possibility to provide any text with a (mathematically) more complex layout. Furthermore, since normal pages in the Manifold Atlas can be edited by every registered user, uploaded PDF files are the place to provide authored, original content. Users are encouraged, e. g. to write up proofs ranging from known facts whose proof is not available in an understandable form to truly new work. Please provide your name in the PDF file in order to get credit for your work and to be cited properly, according to scientific standards.-->

Revision as of 16:55, 20 September 2009

This page describes how and when to upload PDF files to the Manifold Atlas.

1 When and why to upload PDF files

  • You should upload PDF files when:
    • you need a more mathematically sophisticated layout than the Atlas supports,
    • you wish to give a calculation or an agrument for a statement not already in the literature,
    • you wish to give a new calculation or argument for a statement already in the literature.
  • Uploading PDF files allow users to contribute authored, original content to open-editing pages.
  • Users are encouraged, e. g. to provide new computations of invariants, new proofs of existing results and even new results.
  • Please provide your name and institutional address (if applicable) in the PDF file in order to be cited properly.

2 How to upload PDF files

  • Make sure the PDF file is ready on your local computer.
  • Insert a link into the page you are writing of the form
[[Media:Filename.pdf|link text]]
  • The filename need not coincide with the filename on your local computer: it is the name the uploaded file in the Manifold Atlas.
  • The link will appear in red on the page.
  • Click the link: you are presented with form where you can upload the PDF file from your local computer.
  • Once you have uploaded a file to the Manifold Atlas, subsequent clicks on the link will open the PDF document for viewing.
  • To replace the file with a newer version,
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