%% toc-template.tex  2010-09-22
%% 1. Fill in the fields marked with exclamation marks
%% 2. Add as few macro / package definitions as possible
%% 3. Compile with "pdflatex"; make sure that
%%           toc.cls, tocbase.cls, and tocplain.bst are the same directory.
%% 4. To include figures, add "\usepackage{graphicx}" to preamble, and use
%%    \begin{figure}[ht]
%%    \begin{center}
%%    \includegraphics{filename}
%%    \end{center}
%%    \caption{!!!}
%%    \label{fig:labeloffigure}
%%    \end{figure}

\documentclass{toc}

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%% the following to be completed by the editors
%% \tocdetails{%
%% volume=XX, number=YY, year=XXXX, firstpage=XXX,
%% specissuetitle{},
%% received={Month 1, 2000},
%% revised={Month 33, 2010},
%% published={Month 33, 2010},
%% doi={10.4086/toc.2010.v006a999}
%% }
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%%% Running title goes here (same as title, unless very long)
\runningtitle{!!!}

%%% Title again, but this time in *plain text*.
\tocpdftitle{!!!}


%%% Fill in author names twice, in 
%%%     format "A", "A and B", "A, B, and C", "A, B, C, and D", etc.
%%% e.g., Alexander Russell, John Milestone, and K\'alm\'an Sz\H{o}l\H{o}ssy
\runningauthor{!!!}
\copyrightauthor{!!!}
%%% Fill in author names in *plain text* using the 
%%%     format "A", "A, B", "A, B, C", etc.
%%% e.g., Alexander Russell, John Milestone, Kalman Szolossy
\tocpdfauthor{!!!}

\begin{document}

\begin{frontmatter}
%%% Title goes here
\title{!!!}

%%% !!!!
%%% List all authors. List grant acknowledgements in \thanks.
%%% In brackets include a short tag for each author.
\author[alex]{Alexander Russell\thanks{Supported by...}}
\author[kalman]{K\'alm\'an Sz\H{o}l\H{o}ssy\thanks{Supported by...}}

%%%  Your abstract goes here
\begin{abstract}
!!!
\end{abstract}


%%%  Fill in ACM and AMS classifications (numerical code only)
%%%   http://www.acm.org/about/class/1998
%%%   http://www.ams.org/msc/
%%% Some common ACM categories:
%%%   F.2.2 (Nonnumerical Algorithms and Problems)
%%%   F.1.3 (Complexity Measures and Classes)
%%%   G.3   (PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS)
%%%   F.1.2 (Modes of Computation)
%%%   G.2.2 (Graph Theory)
%%%   G.1.6 (Optimization)
%%%   F.2.3 (Tradeoffs between Complexity Measures)
%%%   F.2.1 (Numerical Algorithms and Problems)
%%% Some common AMS categories:
%%%   68Q17 (Computational difficulty of problems (lower bounds, 
%%%             completeness, difficulty of approximation, etc.)
%%%   68W25 (Approximation algorithms)
%%%   81P68 (Quantum computation and quantum cryptography)
%%%   68W20 (Randomized algorithms)
%%%   68Q15 (Complexity classes (hierarchies, relations among 
%%%             complexity classes, etc.))
%%%   68Q25 (Analysis of algorithms and problem complexity)
%%%   68R10 (Graph theory)
%%%   03F20 (Complexity of proofs)
%%%   68Q32 (Computational learning theory)
%%%   90C59 (Approximation methods and heuristics)

\tocacm{!!!}
\tocams{!!!}

%%% Include some key words of your choice (comma separated, lower case)
\tockeywords{!!!}

\end{frontmatter}




%%% !!!
%%% Paper goes here...






\bibliographystyle{tocplain}   %%% \bibliographystyle{plain}
%%% !!!
%%% Change this to match the name of your BIB file
\bibliography{template}

%%% !!!!
%%% Include a short description of each author following
%%% the structure below. Use the same short tags used previously.
%%% Use \tocat{} and \tocdot{} instead of "@" and "." in emails
\begin{tocauthors}
\begin{tocinfo}[alex]
 Alexander Russell\\
 associate professor\\
 University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT\\
 acr\tocat{}cse\tocdot{}uconn\tocdot{}edu \\
 \url{http://www.engr.uconn.edu/~acr}
\end{tocinfo}
\begin{tocinfo}[kalman]
  K\'alm\'an Sz\H{o}l\H{o}ssy\\
  senior fictitious author\\
  TOC Hungary Inc., Kecskem\'et, Hungary\\
  kszolos\tocat{}ailab\tocdot{}toc\tocdot{}hu \\
  \url{http://www.toc.hu/~kalman}
\end{tocinfo}
\end{tocauthors}

%%% !!!!
%%% Include a brief biographic text about each author, using the
%%% bio sections of previously published papers as models (these
%%% also appear in HTML, for example,
%%%   http://www.theoryofcomputing.org/articles/v004a004/about.html ).
%%% Include basic info on your education, research, and career
%%% (institutions, subject/title of dissertation, name of advisor, 
%%% list of areas of interest in some detail ["complexity theory" won't
%%% distinguish you from the majority of authors]). Do also include some
%%% personal info (family, hobby, where you grew up, etc), sprinkle it
%%% with humor.   Please include links in the bio (to your advisor's and 
%%% your Alma Mater's home page, your favorite hobby site, etc).
%%% As far as links go, the more, the merrier.
\begin{tocaboutauthors}
\begin{tocabout}[alex]
\textsc{Alex Russell} graduated from \href{http://www.mit.edu}{M.I.T.}
in 1996; his advisor was \href{http://www-math.mit.edu/~sipser/}{Mike  
Sipser}.
His thesis focused on probabilistically checkable proofs, which  
kindled his current interests in harmonic analysis and quantum  
computing. He lives in rural Connecticut and likes to pretend that his  
meager flock of chickens and two rows of tomatos constitute a farm.
He enjoys reading \href{http://theoryofcomputing.org}{\textsf{Theory of
Computing}}, struggling with the `cello, and studying his two  
children, Geoffrey and Lydia.
\end{tocabout}
\begin{tocabout}
\textsc{K\'alm\'an Sz\H{o}l\H{o}ssy} is another fictitious author whose name, 
with its copious accents, emphasizes proper use of the 
\verb`\tocpdfauthors` command.
\end{tocabout}
\end{tocaboutauthors}

\end{document}