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Typesetting with LATEX: the Basics 1 Typesetting with LATEX: The Basics Paul Bergeron Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Utah, Salt Lake City January 26, 2016 1These slides will be available at http://www.physics.utah.edu/~bergeron/ Further Reading Some documentation I keep on hand: I (general and simple): A Simplified Introduction to LATEX I (general and technical): A Not So Short Introduction to LATEX I (math cheat sheet): A Short Math Guide to LATEX I A Beamer Quick Start manual I TikZ & PGF manual I CircuitTikZ manual I Word processor that gives you near complete control I Smart, e.g no sections at the bottom of a page I Good for papers, homework, notes, posters, talks (like this one!), and more I Open source { a swiss army knife who anyone can add to I Available for any platform { Apple, Windows, or Linux I Easy to learn with intuitive commands I Excels at equations, figures, reference, structure, and more... Why LATEX I Designed in the 1980s by mathematicians tired of their equations being messed up I Smart, e.g no sections at the bottom of a page I Good for papers, homework, notes, posters, talks (like this one!), and more I Open source { a swiss army knife who anyone can add to I Available for any platform { Apple, Windows, or Linux I Easy to learn with intuitive commands I Excels at equations, figures, reference, structure, and more... Why LATEX I Designed in the 1980s by mathematicians tired of their equations being messed up I Word processor that gives you near complete control I Good for papers, homework, notes, posters, talks (like this one!), and more I Open source { a swiss army knife who anyone can add to I Available for any platform { Apple, Windows, or Linux I Easy to learn with intuitive commands I Excels at equations, figures, reference, structure, and more... Why LATEX I Designed in the 1980s by mathematicians tired of their equations being messed up I Word processor that gives you near complete control I Smart, e.g no sections at the bottom of a page I Open source { a swiss army knife who anyone can add to I Available for any platform { Apple, Windows, or Linux I Easy to learn with intuitive commands I Excels at equations, figures, reference, structure, and more... Why LATEX I Designed in the 1980s by mathematicians tired of their equations being messed up I Word processor that gives you near complete control I Smart, e.g no sections at the bottom of a page I Good for papers, homework, notes, posters, talks (like this one!), and more I Available for any platform { Apple, Windows, or Linux I Easy to learn with intuitive commands I Excels at equations, figures, reference, structure, and more... Why LATEX I Designed in the 1980s by mathematicians tired of their equations being messed up I Word processor that gives you near complete control I Smart, e.g no sections at the bottom of a page I Good for papers, homework, notes, posters, talks (like this one!), and more I Open source { a swiss army knife who anyone can add to I Easy to learn with intuitive commands I Excels at equations, figures, reference, structure, and more... Why LATEX I Designed in the 1980s by mathematicians tired of their equations being messed up I Word processor that gives you near complete control I Smart, e.g no sections at the bottom of a page I Good for papers, homework, notes, posters, talks (like this one!), and more I Open source { a swiss army knife who anyone can add to I Available for any platform { Apple, Windows, or Linux I Excels at equations, figures, reference, structure, and more... Why LATEX I Designed in the 1980s by mathematicians tired of their equations being messed up I Word processor that gives you near complete control I Smart, e.g no sections at the bottom of a page I Good for papers, homework, notes, posters, talks (like this one!), and more I Open source { a swiss army knife who anyone can add to I Available for any platform { Apple, Windows, or Linux I Easy to learn with intuitive commands Why LATEX I Designed in the 1980s by mathematicians tired of their equations being messed up I Word processor that gives you near complete control I Smart, e.g no sections at the bottom of a page I Good for papers, homework, notes, posters, talks (like this one!), and more I Open source { a swiss army knife who anyone can add to I Available for any platform { Apple, Windows, or Linux I Easy to learn with intuitive commands I Excels at equations, figures, reference, structure, and more... Why LATEX I Designed in the 1980s by mathematicians tired of their equations being messed up I Word processor that gives you near complete control I Smart, e.g no sections at the bottom of a page I Good for papers, homework, notes, posters, talks (like this one!), and more I Open source { a swiss army knife who anyone can add to I Available for any platform { Apple, Windows, or Linux I Easy to learn with intuitive commands I Excels at equations, figures, reference, structure, and more... Why LATEX, continued What else is it good at; some examples: OH OH O HO H OH OH L R v1(t) C v2(t) i(t) Many GUI's available (some cross platform). See https://latex-project.org for details Popular ones are: I Apple: TeXShop I Windows: Miktex I Linux: TeX Live Many other distributions out there! How to Get LATEX Command line always a bare-bones option. Popular ones are: I Apple: TeXShop I Windows: Miktex I Linux: TeX Live Many other distributions out there! How to Get LATEX Command line always a bare-bones option. Many GUI's available (some cross platform). See https://latex-project.org for details How to Get LATEX Command line always a bare-bones option. Many GUI's available (some cross platform). See https://latex-project.org for details Popular ones are: I Apple: TeXShop I Windows: Miktex I Linux: TeX Live Many other distributions out there! How to Get LATEX Command line always a bare-bones option. Many GUI's available (some cross platform). See https://latex-project.org for details Popular ones are: I Apple: TeXShop I Windows: Miktex I Linux: TeX Live Many other distributions out there! 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