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Introduction to L A T EX A Brief Summary of L A T EX Ashik Iqubal Department of Physics Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University Belur Math, Howrah ashik.iqubal@gmail.com August 3, 2012 T EX: Introduction Its a low-level markup and

  1. Introduction to L A T EX A Brief Summary of L A T EX Ashik Iqubal Department of Physics Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University Belur Math, Howrah ashik.iqubal@gmail.com August 3, 2012

  2. T EX: Introduction It’s a low-level markup and programming language created by Donald Knuth used to typeset documents attractively and consistently. A. Iqubal L A T EX

  3. T EX: Introduction It’s a low-level markup and programming language created by Donald Knuth used to typeset documents attractively and consistently. Knuth started writing T EX typesetting engine in 1977 and released in 1978 A. Iqubal L A T EX

  4. T EX: Introduction It’s a low-level markup and programming language created by Donald Knuth used to typeset documents attractively and consistently. Knuth started writing T EX typesetting engine in 1977 and released in 1978 T EX was developed with two goals: to produce high quality documents, and to produce a system that would produce consistent results irrespective of platform or time A. Iqubal L A T EX

  5. T EX: Features T EX is the one of the most sophisticated digital typographical system in the world A. Iqubal L A T EX

  6. T EX: Features T EX is the one of the most sophisticated digital typographical system in the world T EX is a programming environment ,eg, it supports if-else construct, it can do calculations A. Iqubal L A T EX

  7. T EX: Features T EX is the one of the most sophisticated digital typographical system in the world T EX is a programming environment ,eg, it supports if-else construct, it can do calculations T EX engine is extremely stable, runs on various platforms, and is virtually bug free A. Iqubal L A T EX

  8. T EX: Features T EX is the one of the most sophisticated digital typographical system in the world T EX is a programming environment ,eg, it supports if-else construct, it can do calculations T EX engine is extremely stable, runs on various platforms, and is virtually bug free T EX is a popular means to typeset complex mathematical formulae, specially among academics A. Iqubal L A T EX

  9. T EX: Features T EX is the one of the most sophisticated digital typographical system in the world T EX is a programming environment ,eg, it supports if-else construct, it can do calculations T EX engine is extremely stable, runs on various platforms, and is virtually bug free T EX is a popular means to typeset complex mathematical formulae, specially among academics It is a free / open source software A. Iqubal L A T EX

  10. L A T EX: Introduction Inspite of T EX being a powerful engine, it requires a considerable learning curve, and requires building custom macros for text formatting A. Iqubal L A T EX

  11. L A T EX: Introduction Inspite of T EX being a powerful engine, it requires a considerable learning curve, and requires building custom macros for text formatting L A T EX is a document markup language and document preparation system based on T EX created by Leslie Lamport A. Iqubal L A T EX

  12. L A T EX: Introduction Inspite of T EX being a powerful engine, it requires a considerable learning curve, and requires building custom macros for text formatting L A T EX is a document markup language and document preparation system based on T EX created by Leslie Lamport L A T EX comprises of a collection of T EX macros and a program to process L A T EXdocuments A. Iqubal L A T EX

  13. L A T EX: Introduction Inspite of T EX being a powerful engine, it requires a considerable learning curve, and requires building custom macros for text formatting L A T EX is a document markup language and document preparation system based on T EX created by Leslie Lamport L A T EX comprises of a collection of T EX macros and a program to process L A T EXdocuments Since T EX formatting commands are very low-level, it is usually simpler for end-users to use L A T EX A. Iqubal L A T EX

  14. L A T EX: Features L A T EX is based on the separation of layout from content, while still allowing manual typesetting adjustments when needed (similar to HTML). Can be called WYSIWYM (ie, What You See Is What You Mean) A. Iqubal L A T EX

  15. L A T EX: Features L A T EX is based on the separation of layout from content, while still allowing manual typesetting adjustments when needed (similar to HTML). Can be called WYSIWYM (ie, What You See Is What You Mean) L A T EX can be arbitrarily extended by using underlying macro language to develop custom formats (generally in the form of packages or styles ) A. Iqubal L A T EX

  16. L A T EX: Features L A T EX is based on the separation of layout from content, while still allowing manual typesetting adjustments when needed (similar to HTML). Can be called WYSIWYM (ie, What You See Is What You Mean) L A T EX can be arbitrarily extended by using underlying macro language to develop custom formats (generally in the form of packages or styles ) Complex Mathematical formulae can easily be typeset A. Iqubal L A T EX

  17. L A T EX: Features L A T EX is based on the separation of layout from content, while still allowing manual typesetting adjustments when needed (similar to HTML). Can be called WYSIWYM (ie, What You See Is What You Mean) L A T EX can be arbitrarily extended by using underlying macro language to develop custom formats (generally in the form of packages or styles ) Complex Mathematical formulae can easily be typeset Indexes, footnotes, citations, references, etc are automatically generated A. Iqubal L A T EX

  18. L A T EX: Features L A T EX is based on the separation of layout from content, while still allowing manual typesetting adjustments when needed (similar to HTML). Can be called WYSIWYM (ie, What You See Is What You Mean) L A T EX can be arbitrarily extended by using underlying macro language to develop custom formats (generally in the form of packages or styles ) Complex Mathematical formulae can easily be typeset Indexes, footnotes, citations, references, etc are automatically generated Consistent layout, tables, fonts, etc throughout the document A. Iqubal L A T EX

  19. L A T EX: Features L A T EX is based on the separation of layout from content, while still allowing manual typesetting adjustments when needed (similar to HTML). Can be called WYSIWYM (ie, What You See Is What You Mean) L A T EX can be arbitrarily extended by using underlying macro language to develop custom formats (generally in the form of packages or styles ) Complex Mathematical formulae can easily be typeset Indexes, footnotes, citations, references, etc are automatically generated Consistent layout, tables, fonts, etc throughout the document Document structure can be easily copied to another document A. Iqubal L A T EX

  20. L A T EX: Basics Example \ documentclass { article } \ begin { document } Hello World ! ! ! \ end { document } A. Iqubal L A T EX

  21. L A T EX: Spaces Consecutive ”Whitespace” characters are treated as a single space ”Whitespace” at the beginning of a line is generally ignored Single line break is treated as ”whitespace” Empty line between two lines denotes change of paragraph Several empty lines are treated as one empty line A. Iqubal L A T EX

  22. L A T EX: Special Characters Following are reserved characters that have special meaning in L A T EX : # & $ \ ˆ ˜ { } % Special characters can be used in the document adding a backslash \ as prefix : \ # \ & \ $ \ textbackslash {} \ textasciicircum {} \ \ ˜ {} \{ \} \ % Backslash can be entered in math mode as \ backslash A. Iqubal L A T EX

  23. L A T EX: Commands Case sensitive Starts with backslash \ followed by one ”non-letter” or multiple letters and terminated by space, number or ”non-letter” Argument is given between curly braces {} and optional parameters between square brackets [ ] L A T EXCode \ command [ option1, option2, ... ] { argument1 } { argument2 } A. Iqubal L A T EX

  24. L A T EX: Groups Defined and limited by a pair of curly braces {} Example { \ bf Bold font text } A. Iqubal L A T EX

  25. L A T EX: Environment L A T EXCode \ begin { environment } Contents under influence of the environment \ end { environment } A. Iqubal L A T EX

  26. L A T EX: Comments When L A T EXencounters % it ignores the rest of the current line, line break and all the whitespace at the beginning of the next line A. Iqubal L A T EX

  27. L A T EX: Document Classes Every L A T EXfile starts with the following L A T EXCode \ documentclass[options] { class } Example \ documentclass[11pt,twoside,a4paper] { article } A. Iqubal L A T EX

  28. L A T EX: Document Class - { class } Examples of document classes: article articles in scientific journals, short reports, etc. report longer reports containing several chapters, small books, thesis, etc. book real books letter writing letters slides slides with big sans serif fonts beamer writing presentation A. Iqubal L A T EX

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