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\begin{document}
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\title{ \color{blue} \bf A study of latex2slides performance }
 
\author 
{
{\bf \color{darkblue} L.J. Milano$^1$ and Enzo Francescoli$^2$}\\~\\
  {$^1$ Fishing Research Institute}\\
  {$^2$ Club Atletico River Plate}
}

\date{Dec 12, 1745}

\maketitle

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\begin{slide}

\begin{center}
{\Large{\color{blue}\bf Abstract}}
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{ \it 
Using semi-empirical methods as well as ad-hoc hypothesis we were able to 
show that 
latex2slides is essentially, substantially, fatally inefficient
}

\begin{center}
\Large{\color{blue}\bf some results}
\end{center}

We can show, after some algebraic manipulation that the efficiency of the code behaves as
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\begin{equation}
  tan^2({\rm efficiency})=\frac 
   {\sum_{\bf k} k_\perp^2 E({\bf k})}
   {\sum_{\bf k} k_\parallel^2 E({\bf k})} \to 0,
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that is, \fbox{${\rm efficiency} \to 0$}.

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\begin{center}
\Large{\color{blue}\bf References}
\end{center}

\begin{description} 
  \item
  [1.] L.J. Milano, 
  {\it J. Fishing Phys.} 1, 1 (1901) 
  \item
  [2.] E. Francescoli, 
  {\it J. River Plate} 95, 203 (1999) 

\end{description} 

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