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% This note lists the symbols defined in atlasphysics.sty.
% This variant uses the particle and process options.
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% Specify where ATLAS LaTeX style files can be found.
\RequirePackage{../atlasdocpath}
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\documentclass[REPORT=false, mhchem, UKenglish]{atlasdoc}

% Standard packages that can and should be used in ATLAS papers
\usepackage[default, xtab]{atlaspackage}
\usepackage[backref=false]{atlasbiblatex}
\usepackage{xltabular}
\usepackage{authblk}

% Include all style files
\usepackage[BSM, hion, jetetmiss,
  journal, math, misc, other, hepparticle=false, particle,
  hepprocess=false, process, snippets, unit, xref]{atlasphysics}

\usepackage{atlas_doc-defs}
\input{atlas_physics_defs}

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% This is where the document really begins
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\begin{document}

\maketitle

\tableofcontents

\input{atlas_physics_body}

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% \twocolumn
\section{\File{atlasparticle.sty} with the \Option{particle/process} option}

Turn on including these definitions with the option \Option{particle=true} and off with the option \Option{particle=false}.
Processes such as \btol are defined by passing the option \Option{process}.

As an alternative you can use the \Package{hepparticles}~\cite{hepparticles} package,
which has uniform definitions for many Standard Model and BSM particles.

Use the \Option{hepparticle=true} instead of \Option{particle=true} to use the \Package{hepparticle} definitions.

\input{atlasparticle}

Generic macros \verb|\taup[1]| and \verb|\Ups[1]| are available.
They are defined such that
\verb|\taup{3}| produces \taup{3} and
\verb|\Ups{3}| produces \Ups{3}.


\newpage
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\section{\File{atlasparticle.sty} with the \Option{hepparticle/hepprocess} option}

Turn on including these definitions with the option \Option{hepparticle=true} and off with the option \Option{hepparticle=false}.
Processes such as \btol are defined by passing the option \Option{hepprocess}.

These definitions use the \Package{hepparticles}~\cite{hepparticles} package,
which has uniform definitions for many Standard Model and BSM particles.
The names used are those in \Package{heppennames}.
The package loads \Package{hepparticles}, which can then be used to define more particles if you need them.
One very nice feature of these packages is that you can switch between italic and upright symbols via an option.

This version of the document uses the \Option{particle} and \Option{process} options and so
does not show the definitions made using the \Option{hepparticle} and \Option{hepprocess} options.

% \input{atlasparticle}

Generic macros \verb|\taup[1]| and \verb|\Ups[1]| are available.
They are defined such that
\verb|\taup{3}| produces \taup{3} and
\verb|\Ups{3}| produces \Ups{3}.


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\input{atlas_physics_list1}
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% \newpage
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% \section{\File{atlasparticle.sty} with the \Option{process} option}

% Turn on including these definitions with the option \Option{process} and off with the option \Option{process=false}.

% As an alternative you can use the \Package{hepparticles}~\cite{hepparticles} package,
% which has uniform definitions for many Standard Model and BSM particles.
% Use the \Option{hepprocess=true} instead of \Option{process=true} to use the \Package{hepparticle} definitions.

% \input{atlasprocess}


% \newpage
% %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% \section{\File{atlasparticle.sty} with the \Option{hepprocess} option}

% Turn on including these definitions with the option \Option{hepprocess} and off with the option \Option{hepprocess=false}.

% The packages \Package{heppennames} and/or \Package{hepnicenames} contain many predefined particles,
% so you do not need to define them yourself.
% These packages load \Package{hepparticles}, which can then be used to define more particles if you need them.
% One very nice feature of these packages is that you can switch between italic and upright symbols via an option.

% This version of the document uses the \Option{particle} and \Option{process} options and so
% does not show the definitions made using the \Option{hepparticle} and \Option{hepprocess} options.
%\input{atlashepprocess}


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\input{atlas_physics_list2}
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\newpage
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\input{atlas_physics_changes}
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\printbibliography

\end{document}
