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The markdown file can be prefixed with a header in the YAML ("YAML Ain't Markup Language") format.
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Article data such as the title, relevant dates, author list, keywords, etc. is specified here.
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+This header information is extracted via a \TeX\ template file and passed through to the desired output file.
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The `pandoc` template also derives the \aastex\ style information from this YAML header, via the `aastexops` entry.
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The YAML header given below is that used for the preparation of this document:
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## Tables {#sec:tables}
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-This tool will pass \latex tables through `pandoc` to the chosen \latex parser.
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+This tool will pass \latex\ tables through `pandoc` to the chosen \latex\ parser.
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Thus, any tables which are part of \aastex will work for producing pdfs.
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However, those will not propagate through to other output formats with which `pandoc` is compatible.
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## Equations {#sec:equations}
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+Equations can be specified and labeled in the text. `$$e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0$$ {#eq:euler}` results in this output:
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+$$e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0$$ {#eq:euler}
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+And [@eq:euler] can subsequently be referenced.
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+This method of specifying math and equations can be coupled with `pandoc`'s support for a variety of methods to render math in HTML^[<https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#math-rendering-in-html>].
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# Notes on Preparation for Submission {#sec:notes}
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