August 2011
Intermediate to advanced
398 pages
8h 59m
German
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In diesem Kapitel
Brüche im Fließtext und in abgesetzten Formeln
Sonderzeichen für Summen, Produkte und Integrale
Mathematische Ausdrücke in Feldern anordnen
Matrizen, Determinanten und Vektoren aus Grundelementen zusammensetzen
F ür häufig vorkommende Strukturen wie Brüche, Summen oder Integrale bietet LaTeX eine ganze Reihe von vordefinierten Befehlen an. In Standardanwendungen lassen sich damit optimale Ergebnisse erzielen. Besonders angenehm ist, dass Sie sich um die Größe der Formel- und Sonderzeichen keine Gedanken machen müssen. LaTeX wählt stets eine passende Größe. Mathematische Ausdrücke im Fließtext werden also entsprechend klein gesetzt, um den Textfluß nicht zu stören. Abgesetzte Formeln erhalten dagegen eine leicht lesbare Größe in einer übersichtlichen Anordnung.
Brüche
Quotienten mit jeweils nur einem Zeichen im Zähler und im Nenner können direkt im Quelltext mit $a/c$ angegeben werden: a/c. Längere Ausdrücke im Zähler oder Nenner werden in Klammern gesetzt $(a+b)/(c+d)$: ...
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