You Don't Like LaTeX

References [1] D. Goncalves, P. Wong, and X. Zhao. Fixed point theory of spherical 3-manifolds and its Applications, 181:134–149, February 2015. [2] K. L. Cottingham, H. A. Ewing, M. L. Greer, C. C. Carey, and K. C. Weathers. Cyanobacteria as biological drivers of lake nitrogen and phosphorus cycling. Ecosphere, 6(1):art1, January 2015. 10.1890/ES14-00174.1. [3] N. Lundblad, S. Ansari, Y. Guo, and E. Moan. Observations of 4 structure in a low-loss radio-frequency-dressed optical lattice. Physical Review What do you mean You don't like LaTeX Subscripts in math mode are written as a_b and superscripts are written as a^b. These can be combined and used to write expressions such as We write integrals using ∫ and fractions using \frac. Limits are placed on integrals using superscripts and subscripts. Lower case Greek letters are written as ω δ etc. while upper case Greek letters are written as Ω Δ. Mathematical operators are prefixed with a backslash ex \sin(β), \cos(α), \log(x) etc. 1 Sample page of mathematical typesetting For some large operator both in text ∫∫∫ f(x,y,z) dx dy dz and use in display: For the same interval, f(x,y,z) is ... Figure 1: A gull Algorithm 1: An algorithm with caption Data: n ≥ 0 Result: y = x^n y ← 1; X ← x; N ← n; while N ≠ 0 do if N is even then X ← X × X; N ← N/2; This is a comment /* else if N is odd then y ← y × X; N ← N − 1; end end end

A collage of LaTeX documentation, mathematical notation, a seagull photograph, and an algorithm surrounds a four-panel cartoon of a person gesturing enthusiastically. The joke is that someone who says they do not like LaTeX is met with an overwhelming display of technical typesetting, formulas, references, and code. It is used as a nerdy reaction to defend LaTeX or mock someone who dislikes it. EN: A collage of LaTeX documentation, mathematical notation, a seagull photograph, and an algorithm surrounds a four-panel cartoon of a person gesturing enthusiastically. The joke is that someone who says they do not like LaTeX is met with an overwhelming display of technical typesetting, formulas, references, and code. It is used as a nerdy reaction to defend LaTeX or mock someone who dislikes it.

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