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Fancy boxes for theorem, lemma, and proof with mdframed

30. September 2015 by tom 56 Comments

The mdframed package implements a box environment that automatically breaks boxes across multiple pages. Moreover, it allows flexible box designs. An example from the documentation that I particularly like is titled: “Theorem with separate header and the help of TikZ (complex)”. In this article, I use the example to create environments for theorems, lemmas, and … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Introduction, LaTeX, math, Package, Tips & tricks Tagged: box, color, design, fancy box, frame, LaTeX, lemma, mdframed, page break, proof, theorem

LaTeX symbols and where to find them

6. August 2015 by tom 4 Comments

The number of symbols that can be produced with TeX/LaTeX and the packages providing them is quite impressive. Often, I know the command by heart or a quick check on Google is sufficient to produce a specific symbol. However, it might happen that I don’t know the name of the symbol nor how to describe … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Introduction, LaTeX, math, Package, Tips & tricks Tagged: cheatsheet, collection, currency, LaTeX, legal, math, symbols

Big O and related notations in LaTeX

24. June 2014 by tom 7 Comments

The big O, big theta, and other notations form the family of Bachmann-Landau or asymptotic notations. These notations describe the limiting behavior of a function in mathematics or classify algorithms in computer science according to their complexity / processing time. In this post, I’m not so much interested in the definition of these notations, but rather in … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Introduction, LaTeX, math, Tips & tricks Tagged: asymptotic, bachmann-landau, big o, big oh, complexity, LaTeX, little o, math, notation, omega, theta

Whitespace in math mode

9. April 2014 by tom 1 Comment

There are a number of predefined commands to add whitespace in LaTeX math mode. These are summarized in the list below.   Example usage of medium space \: Here, we use whitespace to separate symbols from regular text. Whitespace commands are available by default. Additional packages are necessary to produce natural number symbol and \text … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Introduction, LaTeX, math, Tips & tricks Tagged: enspace, hfill, hspace, LaTeX, math mode, qquad, quad, spacing, thinspace, whitespace

Complex number symbols in LaTeX

27. November 2013 by tom 8 Comments

This post summarizes symbols used in complex number theory.   The set of complex numbers See here for a complete list of set symbols.   Complex number notation Nothing unexpected here, the standard i or sometimes j is used.   Real part   Imaginary part

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Posted in: Introduction, LaTeX, math, Package, Tips & tricks Tagged: amsfont, amsmath, amssymb, complex numbers, imaginary, LaTeX, math, real, set, usepackage
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