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This is a follow-up to single-column revtex4-1 adds a page break after the title section

I was looking to make the body come right after the abstract. But the solution posted there (insert the option [notitlepage] to the document class) does not solve the issue for me: I also need to add the options

[aip, preprint, jmp]

or at least [preprint] option and maybe this interferes. I edit my document in TeXmacs, under TeX Live 2011 Version 0.92 (0.92), mac 5.8.

Could you help, or do you think this is normal?

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  • This is the correct behaviour as far as I know. Preprints are meant to be nicely spaced out so that notes can be written on them.
    – qubyte
    Jan 27, 2012 at 7:44
  • Out of interest, why is the preprint option necessary?
    – qubyte
    Jan 27, 2012 at 8:02
  • @MarkS.Everitt : hi Mark, when submitting for the first time to an American Physics Society's journal (j. math. physics my case), for the review purpose, they require a preprint option. That's what they say in their intructions/guides. But thanks for your opinion. I will submit even with such a behaviour if I don't get other answers soon.
    – Victor
    Jan 27, 2012 at 8:14
  • Do not alter this behaviour. That's exactly as they want it. This is for review purposes. In any case, they will re-typeset the document.
    – qubyte
    Jan 27, 2012 at 9:48
  • @MarkS.Everitt Please turn your comment into an answer.
    – lockstep
    Mar 3, 2012 at 21:59

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This is the correct behaviour as far as I know. Preprints are meant to be nicely spaced out so that notes can be written on them. Unless you have a very good reason to change this behaviour, I strongly advise you to keep it as it is. It's exactly as they want it. This is for review purposes. In any case, they will re-typeset the document.

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