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LaTEX walk-in
Siep Kroonenbergmay 28 2009
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• Background
• Examples
• Editors
• Software documentation
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Background
• Based on TEX, developed by Donald E. Knuth
• TEX sets the standard for math typesetting and linebreaking
• Nowadays pdf output
• Works with markup (cf. html)
• Programmable: TEX is a macro language
• LaTEX adds structural markup
• Open source avant la lettre
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Examples
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Example with code: A complete document
Macros usually start with ‘\’.
Opening- and closing tags \begin{...} and \end{...}.
Example includes title, abstract and some text.
Default formatting, except choice for Palatino font(\usepackage{mathpazo}).
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\documentclass{article}\usepackage{mathpazo} % use Palatino font\begin{document}
\title{An Article}\author{Siep Kroonenberg \\Rijksuniversiteit Groningen}\maketitle
\begin{abstract}This document demonstrates the title page for the articles class.\end{abstract}
\section{A section}Now we start with the real content of the paper. The\texttt{mathpazo} package, which is loaded in the preamble of thefile, selects the Palatino font family, with accompanying math fonts.\end{document}
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An Article
Siep KroonenbergRijksuniversiteit Groningen
June 1, 2009
Abstract
This document demonstrates the title page for the article class.
1 A section
Now we start with the real content of the paper. The mathpazo package, whichis loaded in the preamble of the file, selects the Palatino font family, with ac-companying math fonts.
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(Sub)sections, cross-reference
Two levels of sectioning.
Special characters ‘\&’ for ‘&’ and ‘--’ for ‘–’.
Cross-referencing with \ref and \label.
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\section{Grant ceremony}
On November 14, 1885, Senator \& Mrs.~Leland Stanford calledtogether at their San Francisco mansion the 24~prominent menwho had been chosen as the first trustees of The LelandStanford Junior University. They handed to the board theFounding Grant of the University, which they had executedthree days before. This document -- with various amendments,legislative acts, and court decrees -- remains as theUniversity’s charter; see section \ref{math}.
\subsection{Some mathematics}\label{math}
The econometric model is confronted with observed data andthe parameters are estimated by econometric techniques:
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1 Grant ceremony
On November 14, 1885, Senator & Mrs. Leland Stanford called together attheir San Francisco mansion the 24 prominent men who had been chosen asthe first trustees of The Leland Stanford Junior University. They handed tothe board the Founding Grant of the University, which they had executed threedays before. This document – with various amendments, legislative acts, andcourt decrees – remains as the University’s charter; see section 1.1.
1.1 Some mathematics
The econometric model is confronted with observed data and the parametersare estimated by econometric techniques:
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Math
Numbered equation with \begin{equation} and\end{equation}.
Inline math bracketed with ‘$’: $y$ for y.
Unnumbered equation with \[ and \].
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\begin{equation}Y_t = G_1 (Y, X, \hat{\Theta}, \hat{U})\label{eq:smm}\end{equation}
To show how the system produces cyclical patterns, wepartition the endogenous variables into $y$, a variable thatrepresents the cycle, and the other endogenous variables$\bar{Y}$, and solve (\ref{eq:smm}) for $y$ assumingidentifying conditions are satisfied:\[y_t = g_1 (Y^+, \bar{Y}_t, Y^-, X, \hat{\Theta}, \hat{U})\]
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Yt = G1(Y, X, Θ, U) (1)
To show how the system produces cyclical patterns, we partition the en-dogenous variables into y, a variable that represents the cycle, and the otherendogenous variables Y , and solve (1) for y assuming identifying conditions aresatisfied:
yt = g1(Y +, Yt, Y−, X, Θ, U)
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Bibliographic references
Bibliographic database.
Referenced entries automatically collected.
Formatting done by external ‘bibliography style’.
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\bibliographystyle{plain}
...
\begin{document}
...
In this respect the situation has not changed since the
\cite{adelmanadelman95} analysis of the
\cite{kleingoldberger55} model.
...
\bibliography{jjbib}
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@Article{adelmanadelman95,title = {The dynamic properties of the {K}lein-{G}oldberger model},author = {I. Adelman and F.L. Adelman},journal = {Econometrica},year = 1995,volume = 27}
@Book{kleingoldberger55,title = {An econometric model of the {U}nited {S}tates 1929--1952},author = {J.R. Klein and A.S. Goldberger},year = 1955,publisher = {North-Holland},address = {Amsterdam}}
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In this respect the situation has not changed since the analysis in [1] of themodel in [2].
References
[1] I. Adelman and F.L. Adelman. The dynamic properties of the Klein-Goldberger model. Econometrica, 27, 1995.
[2] J.R. Klein and A.S. Goldberger. An econometric model of the United States1929–1952. North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1955.
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Default and alternate layout
Formatting defined in header or in external file: nodifferences in the body of the LaTEX source.
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1 GRANT CEREMONY 1
1 Grant ceremony
On November 14, 1885, Senator & Mrs. Leland Stanford called together attheir San Francisco mansion the 24 prominent men who had been chosen asthe first trustees of The Leland Stanford Junior University. They handed tothe board the Founding Grant of the University, which they had executed threedays before. This document – with various amendments, legislative acts, andcourt decrees – remains as the University’s charter; see section 1.1.
1.1 Some mathematics
The econometric model is confronted with observed data and the parametersare estimated by econometric techniques:
Yt = G1(Y, X, Θ, U) (1)
To show how the system produces cyclical patterns, we partition the en-dogenous variables into y, a variable that represents the cycle, and the otherendogenous variables Y , and solve (1) for y assuming identifying conditions aresatisfied:
yt = g1(Y +, Yt, Y−, X, Θ, U)
We can characterize cycles in simultaneous equations models with the aboveequation. Impulses originate from changes in the exogenous variables ∆X andthe error terms U . The impulses are propagated by the system by means of thelagged endogenous variables Y −.
In this respect the situation has not changed since the analysis in [1] of themodel in [2].
References
[1] I. Adelman and F.L. Adelman. The dynamic properties of the Klein-Goldberger model. Econometrica, 27, 1995.
[2] J.R. Klein and A.S. Goldberger. An econometric model of the United States1929–1952. North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1955. 19
REFERENCES 1
1 Grant ceremony
On November 14, 1885, Senator & Mrs. Leland Stanford called together at theirSan Francisco mansion the 24 prominent men who had been chosen as the firsttrustees of The Leland Stanford Junior University. They handed to the board theFounding Grant of the University, which they had executed three days before.This document – with various amendments, legislative acts, and court decrees– remains as the University’s charter; see section 1.1.
1.1 Some mathematics
The econometric model is confronted with observed data and the parametersare estimated by econometric techniques:
Yt = G1(Y,X, Θ, U) (1.1)
To show how the system produces cyclical patterns, we partition the endoge-nous variables into y, a variable that represents the cycle, and the other en-dogenous variables Y, and solve (1.1) for y assuming identifying conditions aresatisfied:
yt = g1(Y+, Yt,Y−,X, Θ, U)
We can characterize cycles in simultaneous equations models with the aboveequation. Impulses originate from changes in the exogenous variables ∆X andthe error terms U. The impulses are propagated by the system by means of thelagged endogenous variables Y−.
In this respect the situation has not changed since the analysis in Adelman &Adelman (1995) of the model in Klein & Goldberger (1955).
References
Adelman, I. & Adelman, F. (1995). The dynamic properties of the Klein-Goldberger model. Econometrica, 27.
Klein, J. & Goldberger, A. (1955). An econometric model of the United States1929–1952. Amsterdam: North-Holland.
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Presentations
This presentation was done with a customized version of theLaTEX classfile for house style presentations.
There are various publicly available packages, but almosteverybody uses Beamer; see the next four slides.
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Presentation TitlePresentation Subtitle
F. Author1 S. Another2
1Department of Computer ScienceUniversity of Somewhere
2Department of Theoretical PhilosophyUniversity of Elsewhere
Date / Occasion
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Outline
1 IntroductionFirst Subsection NameSecond Subsection
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Short Paper Title
Presentation TitlePresentation Subtitle
F. Author1 S. Another2
1Department of Computer ScienceUniversity of Somewhere
2Department of Theoretical PhilosophyUniversity of Elsewhere
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Short Paper Title
Introduction
Second Subsection
Outline
1 IntroductionFirst Subsection NameSecond Subsection
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House style
• Presentations
• Letters
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Example LATEX presentation
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Fancy examples
See TEX Showcase, http://www.tug.org/texshowcase/
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Editors and front-ends
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RUG TEX installation
Installer creates TeX Live 2008 menu under ‘Start /Programs’.
Includes TeXnicCenter as editor/front-end.
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TeXnicCenter
• Edit window, info panels, output window
• Lots of buttons, e.g. for entering math
• Help in fixing errors; next/previous error buttons
• Preview button calls up suitable previewer, and, ifpossible, matches up source and output
• Windows-only
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Texmaker
Also available for Linux and Mac OS X
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Emacs
Cross-platform.
With a sober GUI you can keep a previewer side-by-side.
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TeXShop
Mac OS X only.
Source-output synchronization done right.
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TeXworks
Cross-platform.
TeXShop-style source-output synchronization.
Not yet ready for primetime.
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LyX
Cross-platform.
WYSYWYM (What You See Is What You Mean); cf. ScientificWord.
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JabRef
For bibliographies.
Can access online resources.
Cross-platform (Java).
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TEX and LaTEX forsoftware documentation
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Advantages of markup formats
• Markup-based text formats are well-suited to VersionControl systems (CVS, SVN, Git)
• Fits in with source code management
• Efficient tracking of changes
• Easy collaboration
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Examples
• Python: reST (reStructuredText) source format; convertedto html and via LaTEX to pdf
• Samba: DocBook xml source format; converted to htmland via LaTEX to pdf
• Various GNU tools: Texinfo source format; texinfo candirectly produce info, html and pdf output
• TeX Live manual: LaTEX sources; converted directly to pdf.Html generated with tex4ht.
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