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\title{Notes}
\author{My name$^{1}$\footnote{Electronic address: username@gmail.com}\\
{\it $^{1}$Department of Fun, University Name \& Town, city, State Zip}}
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\section{Introduction}
Here is some text with\cite{name1,*name2} and more math $P_c=4$. All work and no play makes Jack
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