ARA Author List

This is a centralized store for ARA author lists.

There are two files used as input, authors_in.yaml and institutions_in.yaml

Running make will then generate the other files (using a python script).

institutions_in.yml defines a mapping of institution id's to addresses, including an optional short name (used for PoS). Use standard YAML syntax, for example:

UC:
  instituteid: UC
  shortid: University of Chicago
  address: Dept. of Physics, Enrico Fermi Institue, Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL 60637 

The format of authors_in.yaml is

C. Deaconu:
  authlistname: C. Deaconu
  affiliations: 
    - UC
  orcid: 0000-0002-4953-6397

If the orcid of the author is known, it can also be added. Currently the only supported fields are authlistname, affiliations, orcid, inspireid, and comments. An author can have more than one affiliation; for example:

D.Z. Besson:
  authlistname: D.Z. Besson
  affiliations: 
    - KU
    - Moscow
  orcid: 0000-0001-6733-963X

Multiple comments, including author status, can be added; for example:

G. Askaryan:
  authlistname: G. Askaryan
  affiliations:
    - LPI
  comments:
    - Deceased
    - Not affiliated with the ARA Collaboration

Output is generated in several formats:

• ara_revtex_authors.tex and ara_revtex_institutes.txt for use with revtex journals
• ara_elsarticle_authors.tex for use with elsevier journals
• ara_pos_authors.tex for use with PoS (a sort of raw format)
• ara_icrc_authors.tex for use with the 2019 ICRC authorlist format.
• ara_authors.html for web display, this is used to generate an index.html that we can use for gh-pages (you should commit this if it changed!)
• ara_authors.txt for text
• ara_authors.xml format for arxiv/inspirehep -- NOTE: the xml file generated uses a placeholder publicationReference which should be changed by hand