Short math guide for latex by Michael downs

This article briefly introduces LATEX Features recommended in , And several expansion packages for writing mathematical formulas . Readers who need more in-depth details can refer to the sources listed in the bibliography , especially [Lam], [AMUG] and [LFG]. Suppose you are somewhat familiar with standards LATEX The term ; If your memory needs a refresh command LATEX meaning , Optional parameters , Environmental Science , package , wait , See [Lam]. If you will LATEX And two expansion packages released by the American Mathematical Society (amssymb and amsmath) Use it together , Then most of the features described here are available . therefore , The source file of this document is in \documentclass{article} \usepackage{amssymb,amsmath} start . In the 3 In the festival , need amssymb The symbol of is marked a or b( Font is msam or msbm). In the 3.3 In the festival , Some additional fonts are included ; The necessary packages are marked there . Many noteworthy features found in other packages are not covered here ; See 10. About mathematical symbols , Please pay special attention , The list given here is not comprehensive , It's to show that users usually LATEX Some symbols found in the system , These symbols can be used without installing any additional fonts or other settings . If you need a symbol that is not shown here , You may want to consult comprehensive LATEX List of symbols [CLSL]. If your LATEX The installation is based on TEX Live Of , And include documents , You can also enter texdoc comprehensive To access the list .

 

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