Applied and Computational Mechanics — LaTeX template
University of West Bohemia, Department of Mechanics (Pilsen)’s acm template serves Applied and Computational Mechanics. Start a project from it and write, compile and revise online with your co-authors.
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- Publisher
- University of West Bohemia, Department of Mechanics (Pilsen)
- Template
- Applied and Computational Mechanics (acm)
- Document class
acm(acm.cls)- Licence
- No licence is stated in the files. University of West Bohemia, Department of Mechanics (Pilsen) distributes them for authors preparing a submission.
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Questions about Applied and Computational Mechanics
Is there a LaTeX template for Applied and Computational Mechanics?
Yes. University of West Bohemia, Department of Mechanics (Pilsen)’s acm template serves Applied and Computational Mechanics. Start a project from it on this page and write, compile and revise it online with your co-authors, free.
Which LaTeX document class does the Applied and Computational Mechanics template use?
The acm class (acm.cls), which comes with the template. A project made from it compiles as it stands.
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