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rgoswami.me
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| | | | | Background I have been wanting to find a workflow which allows me to bypass writing a lot of TeX by hand for a while now. To that end I looked into using a computer algebra system (CAS). Naturally, my first choice was the FOSS Maxima (also because it uses Lisp under the hood). However, for all the reasons listed here, relating to its accuracy, which have not been fixed even though the post was over 5 years ago, I ended up having to go with the closed source Mathematica. | |
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www.scijournal.org
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| | | | | LaTeX offers a variety of ways to format your document's paragraphs. This guide includes some common methods to improve your formatting using Latex paragraphs | |
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divisbyzero.com
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| | | | | I use LaTeX to type mathematical documents. However, I often want to type mathematics when LaTeX is unavailable-for instance, in an email to a student, in a social media post, etc. To do so, I typically go to one of the many websites that offer "copy-and-paste" mathematical symbols, Greek letters, or subscript/superscripts. It is do-able... | |
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www.scijournal.org
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| | | This guide will show you how to create a real number symbol in LaTeX | ||
