From c2697fc286a1e2c94fd9968b76be6f4a6d2114cd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Norbert Preining <norbert@preining.info>
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 2020 03:09:12 +0000
Subject: CTAN sync 202004110309

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diff --git a/macros/latex/contrib/hepunits/hepunits.tex b/macros/latex/contrib/hepunits/hepunits.tex
index 325ffa1cfc..797bd90313 100644
--- a/macros/latex/contrib/hepunits/hepunits.tex
+++ b/macros/latex/contrib/hepunits/hepunits.tex
@@ -1,8 +1,10 @@
 \documentclass[12pt]{article}
-\usepackage{maybemath, xspace, setspace, fancyvrb, a4wide}
-\usepackage{url, relsize, booktabs, ccaption, braket}
-\usepackage{hepunits}
+\usepackage{xspace,setspace,fancyvrb,a4wide}
+\usepackage{url,relsize,booktabs,ccaption,braket}
 \usepackage[colorlinks=true,bookmarks=true]{hyperref}
+\usepackage{mathpazo,microtype}
+
+\usepackage[sicmds,freestanding]{hepunits}
 \newcommand{\hepunits}{\texttt{hepunits}\xspace}
 
 \let\OldCite\cite
@@ -14,187 +16,192 @@
 \author{Andy Buckley, \texttt{andy@insectnation.org}}
 \title{The \hepunits \LaTeX{} package}
 
-\newcommand{\Or}{\ensuremath{\vert}\xspace}
-\newcommand{\manifestsAs}{\ensuremath{\Rightarrow\quad}\xspace}
-\newcommand{\texcmd}[1]{\texttt{\char`\\#1}} 
-\newcommand{\texenv}[1]{\texttt{\char`#1}} 
+\newcommand{\texcmd}[1]{\texttt{\char`\\#1}}
+\newcommand{\texenv}[1]{\texttt{\char`#1}}
 \newcommand{\texopt}[1]{\texttt{\char`#1}}
 \newcommand{\texarg}[1]{\texttt{\char`#1}}
 \newcommand{\texpkg}[1]{\texttt{\char`#1}}
 \newcommand{\texcls}[1]{\texttt{\char`#1}}
-\newcommand{\texcommand}[1]{\texcmd{#1}} 
+\newcommand{\texcommand}[1]{\texcmd{#1}}
 \newcommand{\texoption}[1]{\texopt{#1}}
 \newcommand{\texgen}[1]{\ensuremath{\braket{\text{\emph{#1}}}}}
 \newenvironment{snippet}{\Verbatim}{\endVerbatim}
 
+
+
 \begin{document}
 \maketitle
 
-\abstract{%
-  The \hepunits package extends the existing (and excellent) \texpkg{SIunits}
-  package to support units commonly used in high-energy physics. HEP uses a
-  rather specialised set of units to describe measurements of energies, masses,
-  momenta, reaction cross-sections, luminosities and so-on. Using this package
-  will provide particle physicists with a consistent and accurate way to refer
-  to dimensionful HEP quantities.
-%
-}
+
+%\abstract{%
+The \hepunits~v2 package extends the existing (and excellent) \texpkg{siunitx}
+package to support units commonly used in high-energy physics. HEP uses a
+rather specialised set of units to describe measurements of energies, masses,
+momenta, reaction cross-sections, luminosities and so-on. Using this package
+provides particle physicists with a consistent and accurate way to refer to
+dimensionful HEP quantities. It additionally tweaks the often problematic
+character spacing around the \si\eV and \si\eVcsq units, as an ``eV kern''
+is not typically defined in \LaTeX{} fonts. %
+%}
+
 
 \section{Recommended usage}
-The basic usage mode for \hepunits is to place
+The basic usage mode for \hepunits is to place |\usepackage{hepunits}|
+% %
+% \begin{snippet}
+%   \usepackage{hepunits}
+% \end{snippet}
+% %
+in the preamble of your document.
+
+This loads the \texpkg{amsmath} (for \texcmd{mspace}/\texcmd{mkern}) and
+\texpkg{siunitx} packages, as well as defining new HEP units using the
+\texpkg{siunitx} mechanisms. For convenience, it also sets the \texpkg{siunitx}
+defaults to detect the surrounding text style (include displayed mathematics)
+and to use text-mode rendering of units, again to match the surrounding text
+font for numbers and unit text. If these features aren't wanted, or you want to
+set any of the myriad other \texpkg{siunitx} rendering options, call the
+\texcmd{sisetup} macro \emph{after} the |\usepackage{hepunits}| call.
+
+
+\section{Options}
+\hepunits accepts three optional arguments during import:
 %
-\begin{snippet}
-\usepackage{hepunits}
-\end{snippet}
+\begin{description}
+\item[sicmds:] Also define convenience short versions of SI units, e.g.~\texcmd{cm};
+\item[noprefixcmds:] Don't define convenience SI-prefixed versions of HEP units, e.g.~\texcmd{GeV} in addition to \texcmd{eV};
+\item[freestanding:] Make the unit macros also usable outside the \texcmd{SI} and \texcmd{si} macros (equivalent to |\sisetup{free-standing-units=true}|.
+\end{description}
 %
-in the preamble of your document. \hepunits also supports the \texpkg{SIunits}
-optional arguments (\texopt{thickspace}, \texopt{amssymb} and so-on), which are
-passed on directly to the \texpkg{SIunits} package. By default the
-\texopt{mediumspace}, \texopt{thickqspace}, \texopt{squaren} and
-\texopt{textstyle} options are passed, but these can be overridden.
-\texopt{amssymb} and \texopt{squaren} are considered to be mutually exclusive
-options, but you can choose to pass neither option to \texpkg{SIunits} by using
-the \hepunits \texopt{noamssquareissue} option. Additionally, the \hepunits
-\texopt{notextstyle} option can be used to turn the \texpkg{SIunits}
-\texopt{textstyle} off. On the whole, though, you should be able to use
-\hepunits with no options in most circumstances and are likely only to need them
-if you want access to the binary or derived units (using \texopt{binary} and
-\texopt{derived}/\texopt{derivedinbase} respectively).
-
-Finally, the only \hepunits-specific option is \texopt{noprefixcmds}. This is
-discussed at the end of the document and is probably only useful for macro
-language pedants!\footnote{No offence intended to macro language pedants, of course\dots}
+These can be used as follows: |\usepackage[sicmds,freestanding]{heputils}|.
 
 
 \section{Requirements}
-\hepunits requires the \texpkg{SIunits}, \texpkg{xspace} and \texpkg{amsmath}
+\hepunits requires the \texpkg{siunitx} and \texpkg{amsmath}
 packages to be installed as part of your \TeX{} distribution. I don't know of
 any distributions for which this isn't the case, so chances are you're safe to
-just install \hepunits and use it right away!
+just install \hepunits and use it right away.
 
 
 \section{Provided units}
 The HEP units provided by \hepunits are listed in Tables \ref{tab:normunits} and
 \ref{tab:hepunits} below. All the example outputs have been produced with a
-command like |\unit{1.0}{|\texgen{unit}|}| where \texgen{unit} is one of the
-unit commands listed in the tables.
+command like |\SI{1.0}{|\texgen{unit}|}| where \texgen{unit} is one of the unit
+commands listed in the first columns of the tables. Note that standard
+\texpkg{siunitx} parsing extensions like |\SI{1.23e-4}{\GeV}| $\to$
+\SI{1.23e-4}{\GeV}, and significant-digit control, also work but aren't shown
+here in the interests of brevity.
 
 \begin{table}[ht]
-\centering
-\begin{tabular}{ll}
-\toprule
-Unit command & Example \\
-
-\midrule 
-Lengths & \\
-\texcmd{nm} & \unit{1.0}{\nm} \\
-\texcmd{micron} & \unit{1.0}{\micron} \\
-\texcmd{mm} & \unit{1.0}{\mm} \\
-\texcmd{cm} & \unit{1.0}{\cm} \\
-
-\midrule 
-Times & \\
-\texcmd{ns} & \unit{1.0}{\ns} \\
-\texcmd{ps} & \unit{1.0}{\ps} \\
-\texcmd{fs} & \unit{1.0}{\fs} \\
-\texcmd{as} & \unit{1.0}{\as} \\
-
-\midrule 
-Rates & \\
-\texcmd{mHz}   & \unit{1.0}{\mHz} \\
-\texcmd{Hz}    & \unit{1.0}{\Hz} \\
-\texcmd{kHz}   & \unit{1.0}{\kHz} \\
-\texcmd{MHz}   & \unit{1.0}{\MHz} \\
-\texcmd{GHz}   & \unit{1.0}{\GHz} \\
-\texcmd{THz}   & \unit{1.0}{\THz} \\
-
-\midrule 
-Misc. & \\
-\texcmd{mrad} & \unit{1.0}{\mrad} \\
-\texcmd{gauss} & \unit{1.0}{\gauss} \\
-
-\bottomrule 
-\end{tabular}
-\caption{List of non-HEP specific units provided by \hepunits}
-\label{tab:normunits}
+  \centering
+  \begin{tabular}{lllll}
+    \toprule
+    Unit command & Normal & Italic & Bold & Math \\
+
+    \midrule
+    Lengths \\
+    \texcmd{nm}     & \SI{1.0}{\nm}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\nm}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\nm}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\nm}$    \\
+    \texcmd{um}     & \SI{1.0}{\um}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\um}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\um}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\um}$    \\
+    \texcmd{mm}     & \SI{1.0}{\mm}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\mm}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\mm}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\mm}$    \\
+    \texcmd{cm}     & \SI{1.0}{\cm}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\cm}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\cm}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\cm}$    \\
+    \texcmd{micron} & \SI{1.0}{\um}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\um}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\um}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\um}$    \\
+
+    \midrule
+    Times \\
+    \texcmd{ns}     & \SI{1.0}{\ns}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\ns}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\ns}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\ns}$    \\
+    \texcmd{ps}     & \SI{1.0}{\ps}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\ps}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\ps}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\ps}$    \\
+    \texcmd{fs}     & \SI{1.0}{\fs}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\fs}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\fs}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\fs}$    \\
+    \texcmd{as}     & \SI{1.0}{\as}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\as}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\as}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\as}$    \\
+
+    \midrule
+    Rates \\
+    \texcmd{mHz}    & \SI{1.0}{\mHz}    & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\mHz}}    & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\mHz}}    & $x = \SI{1.0}{\mHz}$   \\
+    \texcmd{Hz}     & \SI{1.0}{\Hz}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\Hz}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\Hz}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\Hz}$    \\
+    \texcmd{kHz}    & \SI{1.0}{\kHz}    & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\kHz}}    & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\kHz}}    & $x = \SI{1.0}{\kHz}$   \\
+    \texcmd{MHz}    & \SI{1.0}{\MHz}    & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\MHz}}    & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\MHz}}    & $x = \SI{1.0}{\MHz}$   \\
+    \texcmd{GHz}    & \SI{1.0}{\GHz}    & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\GHz}}    & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\GHz}}    & $x = \SI{1.0}{\GHz}$   \\
+    \texcmd{THz}    & \SI{1.0}{\THz}    & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\THz}}    & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\THz}}    & $x = \SI{1.0}{\THz}$   \\
+
+    \midrule
+    Misc. \\
+    \texcmd{mrad}   & \SI{1.0}{\mrad}   & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\mrad}}   & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\mrad}}   & $x = \SI{1.0}{\mrad}$  \\
+    \texcmd{gauss}  & \SI{1.0}{\gauss}  & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\gauss}}  & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\gauss}}  & $x = \SI{1.0}{\gauss}$ \\
+    \bottomrule
+  \end{tabular}
+  \caption{List of non-HEP specific units provided by \hepunits. Other than \texttt{\textbackslash{}gauss}, these units are only available via the \texttt{sicmds} package option.}
+  \label{tab:normunits}
 \end{table}
 
 \begin{table}[ht]
-\centering
-\begin{tabular}{ll}
-\toprule
-Unit command & Example \\
-\midrule 
-Luminosities & \\
-\texcmd{invcmsqpersecond} & \unit{1.0}{\invcmsqpersecond} \\
-\texcmd{invcmsqpersec} & \unit{1.0}{\invcmsqpersec} \\
-\texcmd{lumiunits} & \unit{1.0}{\lumiunits} \\
-
-\midrule
-Cross-sections & \\
-\texcmd{barn} & \unit{1.0}{\barn} \\
-\texcmd{invbarn} & \unit{1.0}{\invbarn} \\
-\texcmd{nanobarn}    & \unit{1.0}{\nanobarn} \\
-\texcmd{invnanobarn} / \texcmd{invnb} & \unit{1.0}{\invnanobarn} \\
-\texcmd{picobarn}    & \unit{1.0}{\picobarn} \\
-\texcmd{invpicobarn} / \texcmd{invpb} & \unit{1.0}{\invpicobarn} \\
-\texcmd{femtobarn}    & \unit{1.0}{\femtobarn} \\
-\texcmd{invfemtobarn} / \texcmd{invfb} & \unit{1.0}{\invfemtobarn} \\
-\texcmd{attobarn}    & \unit{1.0}{\attobarn} \\
-\texcmd{invattobarn} / \texcmd{invab} & \unit{1.0}{\invattobarn} \\
-
-\bottomrule 
-\end{tabular}
-\caption{List of HEP-specific units provided by \hepunits}
-\label{tab:hepunits}
+  \centering
+  \begin{tabular}{lllll}
+    \toprule
+    Unit command & Normal & Italic & Bold & Math \\
+    \midrule
+    Luminosities \\
+    \texcmd{invcmsq}                       & \SI{1.0}{\invcmsq}           & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\invcmsq}}           & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\invcmsq}}           & $x = \SI{1.0}{\invcmsq}$          \\
+    \texcmd{invcmsqpersecond}              & \SI{1.0}{\invcmsqpersecond}  & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\invcmsqpersecond}}  & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\invcmsqpersecond}}  & $x = \SI{1.0}{\invcmsqpersecond}$ \\
+    \texcmd{invcmsqpersec}                 & \SI{1.0}{\invcmsqpersec}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\invcmsqpersec}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\invcmsqpersec}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\invcmsqpersec}$    \\
+
+    \midrule
+    Cross-sections \\
+    \texcmd{barn}                          & \SI{1.23e-4}{\barn}          & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\barn}}              & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\barn}}              & $x = \SI{1.0}{\barn}$             \\
+    \texcmd{invbarn}                       & \SI{1.0}{\invbarn}           & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\invbarn}}           & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\invbarn}}           & $x = \SI{1.0}{\invbarn}$          \\
+    \texcmd{nanobarn}                      & \SI{1.0}{\nanobarn}          & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\nanobarn}}          & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\nanobarn}}          & $x = \SI{1.0}{\nanobarn}$         \\
+    \texcmd{invnanobarn} / \texcmd{invnb}  & \SI{1.0}{\invnanobarn}       & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\invnanobarn}}       & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\invnanobarn}}       & $x = \SI{1.0}{\invnanobarn}$      \\
+    \texcmd{picobarn}                      & \SI{1.0}{\picobarn}          & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\picobarn}}          & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\picobarn}}          & $x = \SI{1.0}{\picobarn}$         \\
+    \texcmd{invpicobarn} / \texcmd{invpb}  & \SI{1.0}{\invpicobarn}       & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\invpicobarn}}       & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\invpicobarn}}       & $x = \SI{1.0}{\invpicobarn}$      \\
+    \texcmd{femtobarn}                     & \SI{1.0}{\femtobarn}         & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\femtobarn}}         & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\femtobarn}}         & $x = \SI{1.0}{\femtobarn}$        \\
+    \texcmd{invfemtobarn} / \texcmd{invfb} & \SI{1.0}{\invfemtobarn}      & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\invfemtobarn}}      & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\invfemtobarn}}      & $x = \SI{1.0}{\invfemtobarn}$     \\
+    \texcmd{attobarn}                      & \SI{1.0}{\attobarn}          & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\attobarn}}          & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\attobarn}}          & $x = \SI{1.0}{\attobarn}$         \\
+    \texcmd{invattobarn} / \texcmd{invab}  & \SI{1.0}{\invattobarn}       & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\invattobarn}}       & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\invattobarn}}       & $x = \SI{1.0}{\invattobarn}$      \\
+
+    \bottomrule
+  \end{tabular}
+  \caption{List of HEP-specific luminosity units provided by \hepunits.}
+  \label{tab:hepunits}
 \end{table}
 
 
 \begin{table}[ht]
-\centering
-\begin{tabular}{ll}
-\toprule
-Unit command & Example \\
-\midrule
-\eV-based units & \\
-\texcmd{eV} & \unit{1.0}{\eV} \\
-\texcmd{inveV} & \unit{1.0}{\inveV} \\
-\texcmd{eVoverc} & \unit{1.0}{\eVoverc} \\
-\texcmd{eVovercsq} & \unit{1.0}{\eVovercsq} \\
-\texcmd{meV} & \unit{1.0}{\meV} \\
-\texcmd{keV} & \unit{1.0}{\keV} \\
-\texcmd{MeV} & \unit{1.0}{\MeV} \\
-\texcmd{GeV} & \unit{1.0}{\GeV} \\
-\texcmd{TeV} & \unit{1.0}{\TeV} \\
-\texcmd{minveV} & \unit{1.0}{\minveV} \\
-\texcmd{kinveV} & \unit{1.0}{\kinveV} \\
-\texcmd{MinveV} & \unit{1.0}{\MinveV} \\
-\texcmd{GinveV} & \unit{1.0}{\GinveV} \\
-\texcmd{TinveV} & \unit{1.0}{\TinveV} \\
-\texcmd{meVoverc} & \unit{1.0}{\meVoverc} \\
-\texcmd{keVoverc} & \unit{1.0}{\keVoverc} \\
-\texcmd{MeVoverc} & \unit{1.0}{\MeVoverc} \\
-\texcmd{GeVoverc} & \unit{1.0}{\GeVoverc} \\
-\texcmd{TeVoverc} & \unit{1.0}{\TeVoverc} \\
-\texcmd{meVovercsq} & \unit{1.0}{\meVovercsq} \\
-\texcmd{keVovercsq} & \unit{1.0}{\keVovercsq} \\
-\texcmd{MeVovercsq} & \unit{1.0}{\MeVovercsq} \\
-\texcmd{GeVovercsq} & \unit{1.0}{\GeVovercsq} \\
-\texcmd{TeVovercsq} & \unit{1.0}{\TeVovercsq} \\
-
-\bottomrule 
-\end{tabular}
-\contcaption{List of HEP-specific units provided by \hepunits (cont.)}
-\label{tab:hepunits2}
+  \centering
+  \begin{tabular}{lllll}
+    \toprule
+    Unit command & Normal & Italic & Bold  & Math \\
+    \midrule
+    \eV-based units \\
+    %\multicolumn{4}{\eV-based units} \\
+    \texcmd{eV}     & \SI{1.0}{\eV}     & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\eV}}     & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\eV}}     & $x = \SI{1.0}{\eV}$     \\
+    \texcmd{eVc}    & \SI{1.0}{\eVc}    & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\eVc}}    & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\eVc}}    & $x = \SI{1.0}{\eVc}$    \\
+    \texcmd{eVcsq}  & \SI{1.0}{\eVcsq}  & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\eVcsq}}  & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\eVcsq}}  & $x = \SI{1.0}{\eVcsq}$  \\
+    \texcmd{meV}    & \SI{1.0}{\meV}    & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\meV}}    & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\meV}}    & $x = \SI{1.0}{\meV}$    \\
+    \texcmd{keV}    & \SI{1.0}{\keV}    & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\keV}}    & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\keV}}    & $x = \SI{1.0}{\keV}$    \\
+    \texcmd{MeV}    & \SI{1.0}{\MeV}    & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\MeV}}    & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\MeV}}    & $x = \SI{1.0}{\MeV}$    \\
+    \texcmd{GeV}    & \SI{1.0}{\GeV}    & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\GeV}}    & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\GeV}}    & $x = \SI{1.0}{\GeV}$    \\
+    \texcmd{TeV}    & \SI{1.0}{\TeV}    & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\TeV}}    & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\TeV}}    & $x = \SI{1.0}{\TeV}$    \\
+    \texcmd{meVc}   & \SI{1.0}{\meVc}   & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\meVc}}   & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\meVc}}   & $x = \SI{1.0}{\meVc}$   \\
+    \texcmd{keVc}   & \SI{1.0}{\keVc}   & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\keVc}}   & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\keVc}}   & $x = \SI{1.0}{\keVc}$   \\
+    \texcmd{MeVc}   & \SI{1.0}{\MeVc}   & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\MeVc}}   & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\MeVc}}   & $x = \SI{1.0}{\MeVc}$   \\
+    \texcmd{GeVc}   & \SI{1.0}{\GeVc}   & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\GeVc}}   & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\GeVc}}   & $x = \SI{1.0}{\GeVc}$   \\
+    \texcmd{TeVc}   & \SI{1.0}{\TeVc}   & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\TeVc}}   & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\TeVc}}   & $x = \SI{1.0}{\TeVc}$   \\
+    \texcmd{meVcsq} & \SI{1.0}{\meVcsq} & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\meVcsq}} & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\meVcsq}} & $x = \SI{1.0}{\meVcsq}$ \\
+    \texcmd{keVcsq} & \SI{1.0}{\keVcsq} & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\keVcsq}} & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\keVcsq}} & $x = \SI{1.0}{\keVcsq}$ \\
+    \texcmd{MeVcsq} & \SI{1.0}{\MeVcsq} & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\MeVcsq}} & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\MeVcsq}} & $x = \SI{1.0}{\MeVcsq}$ \\
+    \texcmd{GeVcsq} & \SI{1.0}{\GeVcsq} & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\GeVcsq}} & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\GeVcsq}} & $x = \SI{1.0}{\GeVcsq}$ \\
+    \texcmd{TeVcsq} & \SI{1.0}{\TeVcsq} & \textit{\SI{1.0}{\TeVcsq}} & \textbf{\SI{1.0}{\TeVcsq}} & $x = \SI{1.0}{\TeVcsq}$ \\
+    \bottomrule
+  \end{tabular}
+  \contcaption{List of HEP-specific units provided by \hepunits (cont.)}
+  \label{tab:hepunits2}
 \end{table}
 
 Note that a lot of these units have, for convenience, been provided as explicit
 commands with various SI prefixes, rather than just defining the base unit and
-using the \texpkg{SIunits} prescription for the prefixes. Let's give a demo in
-case you don't know what I'm waffling about\dots the ``usual'' \texpkg{SUunits}
+using the \texpkg{siunitx} prescription for the prefixes. Let's give a demo in
+case you don't know what I'm waffling about\dots the ``usual'' \texpkg{siunitx}
 way of doing things is like this:
-|\unit{1.0}{\mega\eVoverc}|. This produces ``\unit{1.0}{\mega\eVoverc}''
-just like |\unit{1.0}{\MeVoverc}| would do.
+|\SI{1.0}{\mega\eVc}|. This produces ``\SI{1.0}{\mega\eVc}''
+just like |\SI{1.0}{\MeVc}| would do.
 
 I've chosen to provide the explicit prefixed commands for convenience: choose
 your own favourite way (the same applies even more so for most of the non-HEP
@@ -207,13 +214,13 @@ do.
 
 \section{Summary}
 \hepunits is a handy package for particle physicists who'd like their units to
-look right, with upright \micro{s} and properly italicised $c$s in the
-appropriate places. Fortunately most of the work has already been done by the
-marvellous \texpkg{SIunits} package and I've just provided a few more commands
-and an option passing wrapper on to that excellent piece of work.
+look right, with upright \si{\micro}{s}, properly italicised $c$s, and properly
+kerned \eV{s} in the appropriate places. Fortunately most of the work has
+already been done by the marvellous \texpkg{siunitx} package and I've just
+provided a few more commands and an option passing wrapper on to that excellent
+piece of work.
 
 If you have any comments, criticism, huge cash donations etc., then please do
-send them my way. Email to |andy@insectnation.org| is preferred, but if you can
-find a way to get your message to me by carrier pigeon I'll be very impressed.
+send them my way.
 
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