body: I'm finalising an academic publication (a written research paper that will be published at a conference and be available online), and I am mentioning the computer used to run the experiments:
  
  
  
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  > Intel Core i5-4460
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  Now I was wondering: Should I, or do I have to, put the trademark symbols in there as well? I.e.:
  
  
  
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  > Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4460
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  (of course with the appropriate latex-symbols instead, i.e. the circle and in superscript).
  
  
  Is there any requirement by law to do it? What would you advise, or what's the "best practice", if there's any, for similar circumstances?
  
  
  I thought this was the most appropriate place to ask this question.
  
  
  
title: Do I have to write the (R) and (TM) of e.g. "Intel Core i5" in an academic publication?