41. 【IEEE Paper】 Final Destination of the Control Systems LaTeX PoC: Published PDF
tags: LaTeX, IEEE, ControlSystems, PaperWriting, IEEEtran
📌 Position of this article
This article is the continuation of the following series:
- 39: Preparing the LaTeX environment before writing an IEEE Control Systems paper
- 40: A minimal LaTeX structure for finishing an IEEE Control Systems paper
This article presents the final destination:
“This LaTeX structure actually survived all the way to the end.”
📄 Completed PDF
The paper PDF created in this PoC is published here:
👉 Completed PDF (GitHub Pages)
https://samizo-aitl.github.io/qiita-articles/papers/humanoid_tcst2025.pdf
At the beginning of the PDF, the following statement appears:
Submitted to IEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology
This confirms that the IEEEtran-based structure was carried through to a submission-ready state.
⛔ What this article does NOT explain
This article intentionally does not discuss:
- The validity of the control theory
- The novelty of experimental results
- The academic evaluation of the research
The consistent goal of this series has been:
“Can a Control Systems paper be completed without structural failure in LaTeX?”
🧠 What became clear after reaching this point
① Once the structure is fixed, writing no longer stalls
- Figures, tables, equations, and appendices can be added safely
- The author biography integrates naturally
- LaTeX itself stops being the reason progress halts
This value is independent of the paper’s technical content.
② LaTeX structures almost always break when added later
In IEEE Control Systems papers, adding the following later is dangerous:
- Appendices
- Biography
- Two-column tables
What worked in this PoC was:
Designing the LaTeX structure from the beginning with a finish-ready state in mind.
③ This PoC is reusable
- Even if the research topic changes
- Even if the experiments change
This LaTeX structure can be reused without modification.
In other words, it has become:
A reusable design asset for future papers.
🧾 Series summary (39–41)
- 39: Fix the LaTeX environment so writing does not stall
- 40: Define a minimal, finish-ready LaTeX structure
- 41: Prove that the structure actually reaches completion
The technical content of the paper can be refined afterward.
🏁 Closing remarks
Many papers fail not because of theory or experiments,
but because the structure was never properly designed.
If this PoC helps:
- Researchers preparing IEEE Control Systems papers
- Authors who repeatedly stall due to LaTeX issues
then it has served its purpose.
※ This article is a record of a LaTeX structure PoC
and is not intended to claim or evaluate research contributions.