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I just faced the problem of setting multiple authors in a LaTeX document together with their affiliations. On top of that, one of the authors had multiple affiliations. Google returned this excellent answer on TeX StackExchange . In short; use the authblk package:
\thanks is useful to add footnotes to the authors, in this case their email addresses.
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You have some mistakes like : 1)not A in first authors name, 2) third author has number one instead of [3]... The only difference in the result after these changes is a blank line after author that can be solved with the "fix" \author[3]{C. Author\vspace*{-10pt}} and that the emails are in separate lines. Do you want the emails in the same line too?
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@koleygr thank you for point out my mistake.
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I want would like to add more than one author affiliation in latex article. To make this I have tried with the following latex code :
But it does not give my desired output. I want exactly like this :
How can I do this?
Apart from correcting the typo in \author[1]{C. Author} , which should be \author[3]{C. Author} as pointed out in the comments, you can use the approach in this answer to make the emails appear on the same line. The following code block determines what appears between affiliations (in this case, a comma followed by a space):
To make this change local, you should enclose all the email code in curly braces {} . To include the Email ids: header, you can use an affiliation whose tag is a space ( \affil[ ]{Email ids} ) and : as separator:
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https://maehler.se/blog/2013/11/01/authors-and-affiliations-in-latex/
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/406427/adding-multiple-authors-with-different-affiliation-in-latex-article
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