Title & Author
1. Title \title{}
"line breaks (\) May is used to equalize the length of the title lines. Don't use math or other special symbols in the title.
2, author Information \author{}
\author{} first column author, after write \thanks{}, the last author and the first \thanks{} can not have spaces between the \thanks{} can not have spaces, where the IEEE template used a very witty way to avoid accidentally knocking in the space, That is, at the end, add the comment symbol%
\author{michael~shell,~\ieeemembership{member,~IEEE,} John~doe,~\ieeemembership{fellow,~OSA,} and~jane~doe,~\ieeemembership{life~fellow,~ieee}% <- This%stops a space\thanks{m. Shell isWith the departmentof electrical and computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, ATLANTA,GA,30332USA e-mail: (See http://www.michaelshell.org/contact.html).} % <-this% stops a space\thanks{j. Doe and J. Doe is with Anonymous University.} % <- This%stops a space\thanks{manuscript received April +,2005; Revised December -, -.}}
\thanks{}: This command is used internally in the \author{} command to indicate the time of the document and the author's method of communication, placed in the footnote (footnote).
Multiple paragraphs are not supported within the command, so it is OK to use only a few more \thanks{} if you want to segment.
3, Running headings (header) \markboth{}
Display journal name and article name in the header, the first draft is generally not used
"\markboth{journal of \latex\ Class files,~vol.~11, no.~4, december~2012}%
{Shell \makelowercase{\textit{et al.}}: Bare Demo of ieeetran.cls for journals}
% The only time the second header would appear is for the odd numbered pages
% after the title page is using the twoside option. "
4. Publication ID Marks \ieeepubid{}
The article publishes the ID, the first draft cannot use, after the employment only then will have, but before can in the thesis leave it blank
"If \ieeepubid{} is used, a second command, \ieeepubidad
Jcol must is issued somewhere in the second column of the
The title page.
Abstract & Keywords
\begin{abstractabstract goes here.\end{abstract}\begin{ Ieeekeywords}ieeetran, Journal, \latex, paper, template.\end{ieeekeywords}
Using the above code (in the template bare_jrnl), the summary and keywords will be in the Double column layout in the first column, before the first paragraph of the text, but some journals require abstracts and keywords close to the author across two columns, such as the Computer Society and Transactions on Magnetics
Use combination \ieeetitleabstractindextext{} and \ieeedisplaynontitleabstractindextext to automatically change the location of summaries and keywords based on the text environment required in \document. The former need to put the summary command and keyword command in its parentheses, the latter placed in
Between the \maketitle and \ieeepeerreviewmaketitle commands. The following is the code in Bare_jrnl_transmag, if using \documentclass[journal,transmag]{ieeetran}, the SUMMARY keyword is not column, use \documentclass[journal]{ Ieeetran} The column, you can try. The following two charts are the effects of the summary columns and the summary columns.
\ieeetitleabstractindextext{%\begin{abstractabstract goes here.\end{ abstract}\begin{ieeekeywords}ieeetran, Journal, \latex, Paper, template.\end{ieeekeywords}} % make the title Area\maketitle\ieeedisplaynontitleabstractindextext\ieeepeerreviewmaketitle
Body SECTIONS
1. Frequently Used articles hierarchy structure
\section, \subsection, \subsubsection, \paragraph, generally only used to the first three floors, with less than the fourth floor \paragraph
2, Drop Cap \ieeeparstart{w}{ith}, the first parameter W will be larger, occupy two lines, the second parameter "ith" will be capitalized.
such as Code \ieeeparstart{t}{his} demo file is intended to produce the effect such as
Writing academic papers in Latex (ii): Author (Author) & Abstract (abstract) & Body (Sections)