Math into LaTeX - Brossura

Grätzer, George

Brossura

ISBN 10: 0817641319 ISBN 13: 9780817641313

Casa editrice: Springer, 2013

Riassunto

A new chapter "A Visual Introduction to MikTeX," an open source implementation of TeX and LaTeX for Windows operating systems

Another new chapter describing amsrefs, a simpler method for formatting references that incorporates and replaces BibTeX data

Integrates a major revision to the amsart document class, along with updated examples

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Recensione:

"To sum up, Grätzer book can be recommended both as a very good introductory text for beginners as well as a handy up-to-date LaTeX reference for experienced users."

―Mathematical Reviews (Review of a previous edition)

"Writing a sufficiently long math text (lecture notes, monographs) by a non-expert TeX writer wanting to produce a text of good typographical quality requires the use of a well-documented package. Grätzer’s book is a solution."

―EMS Newsletter (Review of a previous edition)

"This book is truly unique in its focus on getting started fast yet keeping it simple. It is indispensable for the beginner and a handy reference for the experienced user."

―Bulletin of the Mathematical Association of India  (Review of a previous edition)

Contenuti:

I A short course.- 1 Typing your first article.- 1.1 Typing text.- 1.1.1 The keyboard.- 1.1.2 Your first note.- 1.1.3 Lines too wide.- 1.1.4 More text features.- 1.2 Typing math.- 1.2.1 A note with math.- 1.2.2 Errors in math.- 1.3 Building blocks of a formula.- 1.4 Building a formula step-by-step.- 1.5 Formula gallery.- 1.6 Displayed formulas.- 1.6.1 Equations.- 1.6.2 Aligned formulas.- 1.6.3 Cases.- 1.7 The anatomy of an article.- 1.7.1 The typeset sample article.- 1.8 LATEX article templates.- 1.9 Your first article.- 1.9.1 Editing the top matter.- 1.9.2 Sectioning.- 1.9.3 Invoking proclamations.- 1.9.4 Inserting references.- 1.10 LATEX error messages.- 1.11 Logical and visual design.- 1.12 A brief overview.- 1.13Using LATEX.- 1.13.1 AMS packages revisited.- 1.13.2 Interactive LATEX.- 1.13.3 Versions.- 1.13.4 Spelling checkers and text editors.- II Text and math.- 2 Typing text.- 2.1 The keyboard.- 2.1.1 Basic keys.- 2.1.2 Special keys.- 2.1.3 Prohibited keys.- 2.2 Words, sentences, and paragraphs.- 2.2.1 Spacing rules.- 2.2.2 Periods.- 2.3 Commanding LATEX.- 2.3.1 Commands and environments.- 2.3.2 Scope.- 2.3.3 Types of commands.- 2.4 Symbols not on the keyboard.- 2.4.1 Quotation marks.- 2.4.2 Dashes.- 2.4.3 Ties or nonbreakable spaces.- 2.4.4 Special characters.- 2.4.5 Ellipses.- 2.4.6 Ligatures.- 2.4.7 Accents and symbols in text.- 2.4.8 Logos and numbers.- 2.4.9 Hyphenation.- 2.5 Comments and footnotes.- 2.5.1 Comments.- 2.5.2 Footnotes.- 2.6 Changing font characteristics.- 2.6.1 Basic font characteristics.- 2.6.2 Document font families.- 2.6.3 Command pairs.- 2.6.4 Shape commands.- 2.6.5 Italic corrections.- 2.6.6 Series.- 2.6.7 Size changes.- 2.6.8 Orthogonality.- 2.6.9 Two-letter commands.- 2.6.10 Low-level commands.- 2.6.11 Boxed text.- 2.7 Lines, paragraphs, and pages.- 2.7.1Lines.- 2.7.2 Paragraphs.- 2.7.3 Pages.- 2.7.4 Multicolumn printing.- 2.8 Spaces.- 2.8.1 Horizontal spaces.- 2.8.2 Vertical spaces..- 2.8.3 Relative spaces.- 2.8.4 Expanding spaces.- 2.9 Boxes.- 2.9.1 Line boxes.- 2.9.2 Paragraph boxes.- 2.9.3 Marginal comments.- 2.9.4 Solid boxes.- 2.9.5 Fine-tuning boxes.- 3 Text environments.- 3.1 List environments.- 3.1.1 Numbered lists.- 3.1.2 Bulleted lists.- 3.1.3 Captioned lists.- 3.1.4 Rule and combinations.- 3.2 Tabbing environments.- 3.3 Miscellaneous displayed text environments.- 3.4 Proclamations.- 3.4.1 The full syntax.- 3.4.2 Proclamations with style.- 3.5 Proof environments.- 3.6 Some general rules for displayed text environments.- 3.7 Tabular environments.- 3.7.1 Table styles.- 3.8 Style and size environments.- 4 Typing math.- 4.1 Math environments.- 4.2 Spacing rules.- 4.3 Equations.- 4.4 Basic constructs.- 4.4.1 Arithmetic operations.- 4.4.2 Binomial coefficients.- 4.4.3 Ellipses.- 4.4.4 Integrals.- 4.4.5 Roots.- 4.5 Text in math.- 4.6 Delimiters.- 4.6.1 Delimiter tables.- 4.6.2 Delimiters of fixed size.- 4.6.3 Delimiters of variable size.- 4.6.4 Delimiters as binary relations.- 4.7 Operators.- 4.7.1 Operator tables.- 4.7.2 Declaring operators.- 4.7.3 Congruences.- 4.8 Large operators.- 4.8.1 Multiline subscripts and superscripts.- 4.9 Math accents.- 4.10 Stretchable horizontal lines.- 4.10.1 Horizontal braces.- 4.10.2 Overlines and underlines.- 4.10.3 Stretchable arrow math symbols.- 4.11 Spacing of symbols.- 4.11.1 Classification.- 4.11.2 Three exceptions.- 4.11.3 Spacing commands.- 4.11.4 Examples.- 4.11.5 The \phantom command.- 4.12 Building new symbols.- 4.12.1 Stacking symbols.- 4.12.2 Negating and side-setting symbols.- 4.12.3 Changing a symbol’s type.- 4.13 Math alphabets and symbols.- 4.13.1 Math alphabets.- 4.13.2 Math symbol alphabets.- 4.13.3 Bold math symbols.- 4.13.4 Size changes.- 4.13.5 Continued fractions.- 4.14 Vertical spacing.- 4.15 Tagging and grouping.- 4.16 Generalized fractions.- 4.16.1 Examples.- 4.17 Boxed formulas.- 5 Multiline math displays.- 5.1 A visual guide.- 5.2 Gathering formulas.- 5.3 Splitting long formulas.- 5.4 Some general rules.- 5.4.1 Subformula rules.- 5.4.2 Breaking and aligning formulas.- 5.4.3 Numbering groups of formulas.- 5.5 Aligned columns.- 5.5.1 An align variant.- 5.5.2 eqnarray, the ancestor of align.- 5.5.3 The subformula rule revisited.- 5.5.4 The alignat environment.- 5.5.5 Inserting text.- 5.6 Aligned subsidiary math environments.- 5.6.1 Subsidiary variants.- 5.6.2 Split.- 5.7 Adjusted columns.- 5.7.1 Matrices.- 5.7.2 Arrays.- 5.7.3 Cases.- 5.8 Commutative diagrams.- 5.9 Page breaks.- III Document structure.- 6 LATEX documents.- 6.1 The structure of a document.- 6.2 The preamble.- 6.3 Front matter.- 6.3.1 Abstract.- 6.4 Main matter.- 6.4.1 Sectioning.- 6.4.2 Cross-referencing.- 6.4.3 Tables and figures.- 6.5 Back matter.- 6.5.1 Bibliographies in articles.- 6.5.2 Simple indexes.- 6.6 Visual design.- 7 Standard LATEX document classes.- 7.1 Articles and reports.- 7.1.1 Options.- 7.2 Letters.- 7.3 The LATEX distribution.- 7.3.1 Tools.- 8 AMS documents.- 8.1 Two AMS document classes for articles.- 8.1.1 Font-size commands.- 8.2 The top matter.- 8.2.1 Article information.- 8.2.2 Author information.- 8.2.3 AMS information.- 8.2.4 Multiple authors.- 8.2.5 Examples.- 8.2.6 Abstract.- 8.3 The AMS sample article.- 8.4 AMS article templates.- 8.5 Options.- 8.5.1 Math options.- 8.6 The AMS packages.- IV Customization.- 9 Customizing LATEX.- 9.1 User-defined commands.- 9.1.1 Examples and rules.- 9.1.2 Arguments.- 9.1.3 Short arguments.- 9.1.4 Optional arguments.- 9.1.5 Redefining commands.- 9.1.6 Redefining names.- 9.1.7 Showing the definitions of commands.- 9.1.8 Delimited commands.- 9.2 User-defined environments.- 9.2.1 Modifying existing environments.- 9.2.2 Arguments.- 9.2.3 Optional arguments with default values.- 9.2.4 Short arguments.- 9.2.5 Brand-new environments ….- 9.3 A custom command file.- 9.4 The sample article with user-defined commands.- 9.5 Numbering and measuring.- 9.5.1 Counters.- 9.5.2 Length commands.- 9.6 Custom lists.- 9.6.1 Length commands for the list environment.- 9.6.2 The list environment.- 9.6.3 Two complete examples.- 9.6.4 The trivlist environment.- 9.7 Custom formats.- V Long documents.- 10 BIBTEX.- 10.1 The database.- 10.1.1 Entry types.- 10.1.2 Typing fields.- 10.1.3 Articles.- 10.1.4 Books.- 10.1.5 Conference proceedings and collections.- 10.1.6 Theses.- 10.1.7 Technical reports.- 10.1.8 Manuscripts and other entry types.- 10.1.9 Abbreviations.- 10.2 Using BIBTEX.- 10.2.1 Sample files.- 10.2.2 Setup.- 10.2.3 Four steps of BIBTEXing.- 10.2.4 BIBTEX files.- 10.2.5 BIBTEX rules and messages.- 10.2.6 Concluding comments.- 11 Makelndex.- 11.1 Preparing the document.- 11.2 Index commands.- 11.3 Processing the index entries.- 11.4 Rules.- 11.5 Glossary.- 12 Books in LATEX.- 12.1 Book document classes.- 12.1.1 Sectioning.- 12.1.2 Division of the body.- 12.1.3 Document class options.- 12.1.4 Title pages.- 12.2 Tables of contents, lists of tables and figures.- 12.2.1 Tables of contents.- 12.2.2 Lists of tables and figures.- 12.3 Splitting and combining files.- 12.3.1 \input and \include.- 12.3.2 Organizing your files.- 12.3.3 Combining files.- 12.4 Logical design.- 12.5 Final preparations for the publisher.- 12.6 Final preparations for printing.- VI Math and the Web.- 13 TEX, LATEX, and the Internet.- 13.1 Obtaining files from the Internet.- 13.2 Commercial TEX implementations.- 13.3 Free and shareware implementations.- 13.4 TEX user groups and the AMS.- 13.5 Some useful sources of LATEX information.- 14 Putting LATEX on the Web.- 14.1 File formats.- 14.1.1 HTML.- 14.1.2 PostScript.- 14.1.3 PDF.- 14.1.4 Graphics file formats.- 14.2 Choosing a file format.- 14.2.1 Downloading only.- 14.2.2 Viewing only.- 14.2.3 Viewing and downloading.- 14.3 Hyperlinks and PDF files.- 14.3.1 Using hyperref.- 14.3.2 backref and colorlinks.- 14.3.3 Bookmarks.- 14.3.4 Additional commands.- A Math symbol tables.- A.1 Hebrew and Greek letters.- A.1.1 Hebrew letters.- A.1.2 Greek letters.- A.2 Binary relations.- A.2.3 Negated binary relations.- A.3 Binary operations.- A.4 Arrows.- A.5 Miscellaneous symbols.- A.6 Delimiters.- A.7 Operators.- A.7.1 “Pure” operators, with no limits.- A.7.2 Operators with limits.- A.7.3 Large operators.- A.8 Math accents and fonts.- A.8.1 Math accents.- A.8.2 Math fonts.- A.9 Math spacing commands.- B Text symbol tables.- B.1 Some European characters.- B.2 Text accents.- B.3 Text font commands.- B.3.1 Text font family commands.- B.4 Additional text symbols.- B.5 Additional text symbols with T1 encoding.- B.5.1 Accents.- B.5.2 European characters.- B.5.3 Quotation marks.- B.6 Text spacing commands.- C Background.- C.1 A short history.- C.1.2 Recent developments.- C.2.1 The layers.- C.2.2 Typesetting.- C.2.3 Viewing and printing.- D PostScript fonts.- D.2 The Times font and MathTime.- D.3 Lucida Bright fonts.- D.4 More PostScript fonts.- F A book document class.- G Conversions.- H Final word.- H. 1 What was left out?.- H.2 Further reading.

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• Editore: Springer
• Data di pubblicazione: 2013
• ISBN 10: 0817641319
• ISBN 13: 9780817641313
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 628