# Warning-page image and front-matter formatting

The warning-page image and formatting were supplied in the uploaded archive
`hexagon-2610.00450v1-source.zip` (attachment
`842415c7-976a-402f-8ea8-e55ab49c8563`). Its SHA-256 is
`bcef90e102fc411adc0fe35d5a16871c69b54c5184fe279025e77c2f1afeb92c`.

`dragons.jpg` is copied byte for byte from `figures/dragons.jpg` in that archive
(20,769 bytes; SHA-256
`872dce526e6a7d23a55c7924ba4267545a482b92f7fe9e4fa2ec547a81e50e7b`).
The source credits it as a detail from Abraham Ortelius, *Theatrum orbis
terrarum* (1570), Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division:
<https://www.loc.gov/resource/g3200m.gct00126/?sp=106>.
The image was visually inspected and has not been edited.

The `warningpage` environment in `preamble.tex` is copied verbatim from
`superfluid_stiffness_ncri.tex` in that archive, including its image placement,
heading, spacing, and attribution. `warning.tex` supplies the warning text
specified for this manuscript.

The title-page macro adopts the attachment's elastic top and bottom spacing
(`\stretch{1}` and `\stretch{1.6}`), replacing the previous fixed top spacing
and blank reserved line. Its title font, author font, and title-to-author gap
are unchanged. The two arguments remain the title and authors. Optional
`\volumenumber` and `\volumesubtitle` definitions append the Roman numeral
and colon to the main title and continue with the subtitle in the same title
font. No separate volume label is printed. When those macros are undefined,
the macro has the attachment's title-page layout.