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As I want to write a short "book" about Analysis I would like to work with a template which is good enough for readability, looks good and furthermore can handle dozens of my theorems, axioms,
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Subjective scope and possible answers Yes, all these pointers are somewhat arbitrary, but a template book shall come very handy and it's a good place to start at for those who have a ready text and want to format it for print And I haven't seen this solidly responded elsewhere I've browsed around and page title alone requires a whole series of consideration, same with typography, page size
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To be able to compile tstextbook tex I only made the following changes to the tstextbook cls to replace two images line 50 contents={\includegraphics[width=\paperwidth,height=\paperheight]{example-image-A}}} line 353 \marginpar{\vspace{-3mm}\includegraphics[width=1 0cm]{example-image}}} Then I addded, before \begin{document} a basic hyperref setup plus bookmark \PassOptionsToPackage{hyphens
- How to write a book in LaTeX - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange
This will determine the way you write very much In math you want a textbook with exercises and detailed proofs or more a monograph with extended bibliography, etc Structure and order your thoughts Make a table of contents with preliminary summaries of all the sections subsections
- Whats the best way make an augmented coefficient matrix?
One way to do this is implemented in the (free, in both senses!) online linear algebra textbook Linear Algebra by Jim Hefferon It's written in LaTeX and is open-source so one can download the book and its attendant style files One of them, called linalgjh sty is about typesetting common linear algebra stuff such as augmented matrices and row reductions and the like The code for the
- What are good learning resources for a LaTeX beginner?
Unfortunately, proper maintenance of the LaTeX Wikibook has gone astray Quite a lot of the provided information is a bit outdated Since it is very hard for a beginner to judge the quality of advice, maybe it's better to choose another document for now When the information is once again up to date, this little note will disappear again
- List of books written in LaTeX with the source available
Is there a list of open source LaTeX books? I've only found these books (the link points to a web archive), but I want to know if there is a list with more diversity as this has only mathematical b
- How can I mimic Griffiths electrodynamics textbook?
This is such a beautiful textbook; very dear to me I think it has a great font - which I know is Times New Roman But somehow, I can't even get close to it One of the main obstacles is making the
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