fancyhdr e numeri di pagina [risolto]

Io avevo usato un altro trucchetto. In ogni caso, il filetto e la testata compaino, benché io metta a zero lo spessore del filetto e indichi come vuota la testata.

In combinazione con fancyhdr uso geometry in un amsbook. Come posso inviare un testo compilabile senza il reale contenuto del mio libro? Ho visto che cercando su google, altrimenti si vede in chiaro cosa ho scritto. E’ giusto che tutti gli utenti sappiano come risolvere il problema imparando anche da me. Ma inizio ad essere un po’ geloso dei miei pensieri sulla rete.

Grazie,

davide

Ecco un estratto:

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\usepackage{fancyhdr}
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\usepackage{geometry}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{amsmidx}

\makeindex{concepts}
\makeindex{pictures}

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\usepackage{fancyhdr}
\pagestyle{fancy}
\fancyhead{}
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\fancyhead[CE]{\footnotesize{\sc On the Formal Elements}}
\fancyhead[CO]{\footnotesize{\sc Ernst Schr\”oder}}
\renewcommand{\headrulewidth}{0.2pt} % and the line

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\author{Ernst Schr\”oder}
\title{\sc On the Formal Elements of the Absolute Algebra}

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\begin{document}

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\begin{center}
{\sc Ernst Schr\”oder}\\
{\sc On the Formal Elements of the Absolute Algebra}\\
\vspace{36pt}

{\sc davide bondoni\\
(Editor)}

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Author:\\
\mbox{}\\
Ernst Schr\”oder\\
(1842–1901)\\
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\mbox{}\\
Editor:\\
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davide bondoni\\
independent scholar\\
via Bersaglio, 2\\
I-25070 — Anfo (BS)\\
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E-mail:davidebond[at]yahoo[dot]it\\
Homepage:www.davidebondoni.eu
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}
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\noindent {\small 2010 Mathematical Subject Classification (primary; secondary): 01A55; 03-00,03G10, 06-00}\\

\noindent Key words: universal algebra, commutativity, connections, group of permutations, loop, groupoid, left/right-division, Galois, Cayley, Grassmann\\

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\vspace{60pt}
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Front cover by\\
Lois Rottonara\\
via Planmurin, 10\\
I-39030 — La Villa (BZ)
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}

\newpage

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\mbox{}\\
\vspace{70pt}
\begin{flushright}
To my dear mom,\\
and to Francesca
\end{flushright}
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\mbox{}
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\chapter*{\sc Algebra, What Else?}
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\section{The Birth of a Masterwork}
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\footnotesize{The purely formal sciences,}\\
\footnotesize{logic and mathematics,}\\
\footnotesize{have to handle such relations,}\\
\footnotesize{which are or at least can be}\\
\footnotesize{independent from the determinate contents}\\
\footnotesize{and from the substance of the objects in issue}\footnote{Die rein formalen Wissenschaften, Logik und Mathematik, haben solche Relationen zu behandeln, welche unabh\”angig von dem bestimmten Inhalte, der Substanz der Objecte sind oder es wenigstens sein k\”onnen \cite[p.~1]{hankel}.}.
\end{flushright}

\mbox{}\\

\normalsize{In} the period between 1870 and 1874, Schr\”oder is teaching at the {\it Pro-} and {\it Real-} Gymnasium\footnote{In\label{ginnasio} order to explain to a non German reader what type of school the Gymnasium is, I quote from \cite[p.~333]{oxford2}: {\it The secondary school which prepares pupils for the} Abitur [the final exam at the Gymnasium]. {\it The Gymnasium is attended after the} Grundschule [primary school] {\it by the most accademically-inclined pupils. They spend nine years at this school, and during the last three years they have some choice as to which subjects they study}. In other words, the Gymnasium is attended by whose student willing to go at University.} in Baden-Baden, after having fought in the {\it French–Prussian War}. It is a lapse of time which Schr\”oder devotes to his favourite discipline, the {\it Algebra}. In 1873 he published the first volume of the {\it Handbook on Algebra}\footnote{\cite{schr73}.}, which remained unfinished, in 1874 a compendium of it\footnote{\cite{schr74}. Note that this differs from the preeceding, being adressed no more to {\it Teachers and Students}, but to students alone.} and the same year {\it On the Formal Elements of an Absolute Algebra}\footnote{\cite{schr74b}.}, which we translated here for the first time.\\
\indent The latter marks the closure of a phase focused on algebra and paths the way to the first logical investigations:
\begin{quotation}
It seems not impossible to bring to a completion the methods of logic in order that for any collection of premises we can derive its consequences with full completeness (\ldots)\footnote{See below, p.~\pageref{quoto1}.}.
\end{quotation}

\noindent Logic is seen as a consequence of the work in Algebra, as a tool to achieve what it seems impossible in the absolute algebra. For example, the question Schr\”oder puts forth near the end of this booklet is a sort of naive {\it decision problem}:\index{concepts}{Decision problem} given an algorithm $\xO_\xj$ and an equation $\alpha$ belonging to the set of those equations which were derived from $\xO_\xj$, is $\alpha$ a {\it consequence} of $\xO_\xj$ or does not? The problem Schr\”oder faces is such that in absolute algebra has not an answer; i.e. two arbitrary algebraic equations are {\it not} always confrontable, i.e. we are not able to say if the first implies the second or vice-versa:
\begin{quotation}
Until now we own no {\it directe} tool to determine with certainty if, given two arbitrary formulas (or set of formulas) belonging to absolute algebra, one implies the other, they are equivalent or they are mutually independent\footnote{See below, p.~\pageref{quoto2}. The italic is mine.}.
\end{quotation}

\end{document}
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Avete ragione. Per rendere compilabile il codice è sufficiente eliminare il font Simoncini, cancellando la riga \usepackage{simoncinigaramond} e sostituire la riga \usepackage{schlussnotes} con \usepackage{endnotes}.

Riguardo all’idea di mettere “plain” non funziona. Mi compare la testata.

Ho provato con:

\thispagestyle{fancy}
\fancyhead{}
\fancyfoot[CE,CO}{\normalsize{\thepage}}
\renewcommand{\headrulewidth}{0pt}

ma senza successo.

Un’alternativa (secondo me) potrebbe essere quella di eliminare il numero di pagina dalle pagine che iniziano un capitolo, un indice, la bibliografia, ecc. Sono riuscito ad elminarlo solo dalla prima pagina dei capitoli.

Grazie,

davide

Grazie. Funziona. Quello che non capisco è come mai non si compili il pezzo di file che ti ho inviato. Ho provato a compilarlo io e funziona.

Ciao,

davide

Pensavo di aver risolto e invece, no. La mia casa editrice vuole i numeri della stessa grandezza anche agli inizi di capitoli, ecc. Per quanto riguarda i capitoli e la bibliografia ho risolto il problema, ma non con le note e gli indici. Quello che ho capito è che il problema è nella classe di documento amsbook. Ho provato a cambiare con book, e la cosa si risolve. Disgraziatamente, non posso passare a book per vari motivi, a meno di non far sì che book si comporti esattament come amsbook (con le stesse opzioni) in tutto e per tutto, a parte i numeri di pagina di inizio di certe sezioni.

Grazie e ciao,

davide