One note: I used double dollar signs like $$equation$$ for equations in the Display Math mode. This works. Doing \[equation\] does more or less the same thing. However, in general \[equation\] is a newer way to do this that has several advantages so is probably better to use even if it is a bit of a new thing to memorize.
Do you hVe a way of aligning equations so I can leave reasons to the right? I tried begin equation array and begin align you know of an thing else ? Preferable without display mode or style
@Xinfei Huang same with me I prefer it, idk why he’s very picky with latex and I’m currently helping him write solutions to a p adic number textbook and he shares his overleaf with me and HATES align
hey Michael, seen some of your vids, I think they are awesome! Love how RUclips is definitely a space where someone like you can grow really quickly in this space by putting up interesting math problems with regularity, that's amazing.
I used LaTeX to write my masters thesis in ocean engineering way back in 1985. Back then the compiler ran on the university mainframe computer. I’m surprised that the program still exists but in more user friendly version with instantaneous compiling! As for my masters thesis, which was about the dynamics of floating bodies, involving things like triple boundary integrals, Green’s theorem, real and complex math, I can say I eventually came to understand how to write and display the math in LaTeX much more than I understood the math itself :)j
Oceanic engineer here from the early 2000s. I wrote both my Master's and PhD theses in LaTex, emacs was the editor. Amazing how little it needed to change to write something beautiful.
al' ye older engineers need to come together and educate us on how to save earth. start posting random camera videos everywhere. WE NEED YOU! we are a generation brought up in the money era, getting a proper education is almost impossible unless you want to spend 6k for a course retake.and, ofcourse redoing the course is the only sure way to master the content.
If I may suggest, the continued fraction on 9:15 can use \cfrac instead of \frac so that the terms will not become smaller [unless preferred]. Also, the figure on the last part, I think, should be inside a figure environment. Well, you really made me understand LaTeX again! This is really good!
I watched this video in January because I had an advanced geometry and analytical instrumentations course and wanted my TA's/Professors to have an easier time with the online format. It was the kickstart I needed into using LaTeX for so many assignments which has resulted in acquiring quite high marks in those courses. What I love the most about LaTeX is that it makes my documents appear clean and well formatted without having to care much. Formula's as well as exponents/subscripts can be very well designed and legible. Graphs that I compile in MatLab or Desmos can be saved as .png files and then retain a high degree of aspect ratio such that they are legible. This is something word processors such as Word lack where my proton NMR spectrums may have integration values that cannot be read but with LaTeX the .pdf enables a user to zoom in and read the values. Definitely recommend learning LaTeX. This was a great video to start becoming accustomed and then slowly Googling how to do specific commands to reach my composition goals.
once I saw a teammate in college make a document for an essay with LaTeX and I fell in love with it, but the whole organizing the document with commands intimidated me a lot. this was very helpful for getting over it
i do academic services. recently got a job from a client requiring energy calculations, a PhD paper, this was my first and only video, she got an A. Apparently latex is Python Lite, the use package is just another import function. combining it with formulas from R and graphs from matlab is just amazing. presenting machine learning algorithms like gradient descent makes it so easy to comprehend.
You can also use a program called Lyx This gives you an optional GUI for Latex which might be easier for beginners if all the commands are overwhelming at first
@@martinsauer5311 Yup. Overleaf also has a GUI of a sort. As a LaTeX editor it's not that helpful, unlike TeXMaker, etc. But Overleaf's compiler just crushes everything and not having to have a local install can be very helpful. It also works well to collaborate with folks.
Lovely! I decided to learn LaTeX at the beginning of this semester and it was slow going at first, but now that I'm used to it I'm never going back to hand-written assignments!
Thanks a lot for this, you covered pretty much everything I need to get started with my final year dissertation in LaTeX 😀 was getting quite worried about using this LaTeX thing but this video is a real gem! Keep up the great work, stay safe 🙏🏼
THIS VIDEO JUST RANDOMLY POPPED UP ON MY FEED, AND MADE ME REALIZE THAT I ACTUALLY HAVE TO LEARN THIS CAUSE ONE OF LECTURES SUGGESTED IT FOR WRITTING REPORTS. THANK.............. PS: YOU UPLOADED THIS ON MY BIRTHDAY
Ok I’m bought. You convinced me. Since I know a bit of PostScript, Latex can do more in just one line. In PostScript you need multiple lines. Thanks professor.
I am so slow with technology. When I heard about Latex i felt it was too complicated. This tutorial showed otherwise. Following exactly as shown gave me so much confidence. Thank you!
I have used Latex since I was a Ph.D. student back in the early '90's. I use things like Word ... but only because people send me documents in Word. Whenever I write anything myself, it's in Latex. Best part is it pre-type sets everything for journals (download the style file from the journal). There is a learning curve but it's not that steep.
Same, I've been using Latex for almost all of my university work since the day I started university. Once you start using Latex, you'll never want anything else
Thank you so so much for this fantastically explained tutorial. The pinned comment regarding \[equation\] is also very much appreciated. All the best from the UK
This is sooo good. To begin with thank you so much for taking the time to do the videos on prepositional logic, they were very helpful. As for this video, it is an absolute gold mine indeed. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this content. Such a legend!
I've been using the \large \Large and so on commands to make the brackets the right size, but using \left and ight to get the perfect size is so much easier!
Great introduction. Some tip: If you want to use \LaTeX{} to write a documentation in some other language then English, you actually also want to use package babel. So this is for Swedish: \documentclass[sv,a4paper]{article} % swedish and A4 paper format for the article \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} % use UTF-8, as you all should do nowdays \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} % Adjust fonts in result so it will show you the right characters \usepackage[swedish]{babel} % And set \LaTeX{} to use Swedish language.
I just wanted to say thanks so much for posting this video. I've been avoiding learning how to use LaTeX just because I already have so many other programs I need to worry about and remember, but just recently the TA in my lab said we'd get extra credit if we used LaTeX. . .so here I am! This quick introduction was incredibly helpful, and I feel like I have most of the tools I need to get started, plus its so nice to have an online access that I don't have to download. This video was very helpful. Cheers!
My university forced us to learn LaTeX in computer engineering. I didn't agree with the fact that they graded us on this but thanks it I was able to learn this.
Thank you sooooooooooo much sir for this video..my all equation was showing error in my report after watching your video there is no more error..now i can write any equation without error i have my seminar presentation is this coming week and it will be successful because of you🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏lovefromindia
Amazing! Thnx a lot for teaching LaTeX I had been searching for it for a lot and wasn't getting a good tutorial but now I understood it in a quite good way
LaTeX is not just useful for math. I used to do my physics homework in it (with formulae and wave diagrams), and my computer science homework (with flow control diagrams and code excerpts), and amateur linguistics work (with phonology charts and interlinear glosses). Packages like TikZ are invaluable for drawing diagrams, if a bit syntactically idiosyncratic.
Surprise! Open note final. Glad I had a 330 page notebook done in latex with a table of contents and all my handwritten homework problems as graphics in line with the text. Free to print on campus, $6 to bind it. LaTeX was a lifesaver.
You are genius Sir. I have struggled with all these for long and the more videos i watched, the more confused I was, but this one here is a gem. You laid the foundation for learning Latec with solid granite stones. You explain what is what and why you are using what. I can almost do all these here without watching the video again simply because you explain the whys, hows and the whats. Thank you very much. I quickly clicked on the subsribe button like it was the last one available there :)
The video is so clear and straight forward the it is explained.I have not gone through all your videos but I believe there is a video on how to great tables if not please do basic one for me.
Great video! My students love you. But on line 35/36 I would have used \langle angle instead of < > because of spacing reasons (TeX interprets < and > as binary operators and pads them, whereas \langle angle are brackets: Knuth *is* an Artist [of Computer Programming] after all).
Professor--this package with Overleaf is way above my head. You and your students are a lot smarter than me. A professor of mine in a Masters in Economics program uses LaTex. Can LaTex be learned via a shorter learning curve than with Overleaf? On another note, your videos are helpful. I am trying to re-teach myself calculus. Best to you in all your endeavors.
This was neat. I've heard of LaTeX for a long time but never really knew what it was. I've always used Word's equation editor for the occasional times I've need to put an equation in a document (I'm a chemist not a mathematician :) ). Thanks for this.
I wrote an entire book in Word and its old equation editor was the greatest invention known to man (for me). But word to the wise. If your book is longer than about 200 pages stop. The Word formatting gets all crazy and you will not be able to save it. I was crushed. All that work and I figured it was just unrecoverable. Then I stumbled onto Latex. Unfortunately I had to retype the equations again but I could simply cut and paste all the Word text into a LaTex document. Also a huge advantage of LaTex over word is Latex does all your table of contents, chapters, sections, index, etc automatically for you. It automatically numbers your equations, footnotes, citations. Formatting problems are virtually eliminated. All you have to do is write. If you pair LaTex and Inkscape just about anything you ever wanted to write you can accomplish.
It's not on overleaf, but another option (and the one I prefer) is to use Pandoc markdown and rendering latex. You can drop in latex whenever you need to, including equations, but I find that markdown gives me fewer headaches than vanilla latex. For example, despite my best efforts, I *always* end up with a backwards doublequote somewhere in my document because I forget to use backtick. Pandoc smooths that out for me.
What a helpful video. Dr Trefor you are a wonderful presenter and an excellent explainer too. Good on you for making this video. It is much appreciated! Keep up the great work.
So many people do it wrong: Euler e and maginary i are NOT italic, as they are constants. Also, the d under the integral/ at the derivative is not written italic, as they are operators.
This video boosted my wish to return to school and use this to create my homework assignments. I've taken some classes, but I struggle to get the hang of LaTeX; especially while trying to attach graphing to it and making it symmetrical. Are there other "graphing" applications that can be integrated into latex? Thank you for your content, and I will try to give it another go
Very helpful tutorial. My uni decided to do a last minute u-turn on hand written class tests so had to learn Latex last minute. This video was a massive help
Wooooooooow i loved this program Thanks Dr. Trefor your explaining is amazingggg Sir is it enough to use LaTeX ? or i should download TeXstudio with it ?
I am using latex for all my notebooks now. I also did a resume in it- looks like something you would make in Adobe in design. The possibilities are endless though making templates and class files can get pretty complex.
@@DrTrefor I can't always do everything it it depending on collaborators and if I'm just throwing class notes together it can be overkill, but I totally agree about any serious document.
One note: I used double dollar signs like $$equation$$ for equations in the Display Math mode. This works. Doing \[equation\] does more or less the same thing. However, in general \[equation\] is a newer way to do this that has several advantages so is probably better to use even if it is a bit of a new thing to memorize.
Do you hVe a way of aligning equations so I can leave reasons to the right? I tried begin equation array and begin align you know of an thing else ? Preferable without display mode or style
@Xinfei Huang I am trying to avoid begin align my professor/advisor hates it
@Xinfei Huang same with me I prefer it, idk why he’s very picky with latex and I’m currently helping him write solutions to a p adic number textbook and he shares his overleaf with me and HATES align
@@greatstuff5 You can use \begin{gather} which will center equations
@@trafalgarla oh wow had never heard of begin{gather} before thanks !
I was going to make a video like this for my students, but then I found this!!
hey Michael, seen some of your vids, I think they are awesome! Love how RUclips is definitely a space where someone like you can grow really quickly in this space by putting up interesting math problems with regularity, that's amazing.
didn't expect you here Michael :)
Mr. Bazett and Mr. Penn, both of you have amazing channels. I wish there would be many people following your steps in making the world better.
Would still be nice to make such a good video on TeXmacs for your students!
Yep, no need to redo what is already great. Cheers to both of you for the work you do for all of our students.
I used LaTeX to write my masters thesis in ocean engineering way back in 1985. Back then the compiler ran on the university mainframe computer. I’m surprised that the program still exists but in more user friendly version with instantaneous compiling! As for my masters thesis, which was about the dynamics of floating bodies, involving things like triple boundary integrals, Green’s theorem, real and complex math, I can say I eventually came to understand how to write and display the math in LaTeX much more than I understood the math itself :)j
Oceanic engineer here from the early 2000s. I wrote both my Master's and PhD theses in LaTex, emacs was the editor. Amazing how little it needed to change to write something beautiful.
Damn!
Wow
Woah
al' ye older engineers need to come together and educate us on how to save earth. start posting random camera videos everywhere. WE NEED YOU! we are a generation brought up in the money era, getting a proper education is almost impossible unless you want to spend 6k for a course retake.and, ofcourse redoing the course is the only sure way to master the content.
If I may suggest, the continued fraction on 9:15 can use \cfrac instead of \frac so that the terms will not become smaller [unless preferred]. Also, the figure on the last part, I think, should be inside a figure environment.
Well, you really made me understand LaTeX again! This is really good!
That's a great suggestion, thank you!
@@DrTrefor he schooled you and insulted you in the same sentence. so efficient!
@@veillerguise wa how did they insult him
I cannot overestimate the value of this tutorial
When I see your PhD thesis I feel like im bumbling through life and lucky to have made it this far in math , science and engineering.
And when you see a book fully written in latex...
Just started Physics at university and just had my first assignment that needed to be written up in LaTeX. This video was very helpful, thank you! :)
Glad it helped!
How sad, it's 2020 and you are are writing in LaTex by assignment! Time to change universities, mate.
@@thorntontarr2894 what else can you do?
I watched this video in January because I had an advanced geometry and analytical instrumentations course and wanted my TA's/Professors to have an easier time with the online format. It was the kickstart I needed into using LaTeX for so many assignments which has resulted in acquiring quite high marks in those courses. What I love the most about LaTeX is that it makes my documents appear clean and well formatted without having to care much. Formula's as well as exponents/subscripts can be very well designed and legible. Graphs that I compile in MatLab or Desmos can be saved as .png files and then retain a high degree of aspect ratio such that they are legible. This is something word processors such as Word lack where my proton NMR spectrums may have integration values that cannot be read but with LaTeX the .pdf enables a user to zoom in and read the values.
Definitely recommend learning LaTeX. This was a great video to start becoming accustomed and then slowly Googling how to do specific commands to reach my composition goals.
\begin{equation}\begin{aligned} is very useful for making multi-line aligned equations (use '&' to align, and \\ to break the lines)
\begin{align} does both at the same time
I wrote my diploma thesis with LaTeX 25 years ago and there is nothing better if it comes to scientific publications.
Can we insert diagrams in it?
@@Sebentheyargimachine of course
once I saw a teammate in college make a document for an essay with LaTeX and I fell in love with it, but the whole organizing the document with commands intimidated me a lot. this was very helpful for getting over it
glad it helped, LaTeX really is cool!
i do academic services. recently got a job from a client requiring energy calculations, a PhD paper, this was my first and only video, she got an A. Apparently latex is Python Lite, the use package is just another import function. combining it with formulas from R and graphs from matlab is just amazing. presenting machine learning algorithms like gradient descent makes it so easy to comprehend.
It was fun learning this in a day and never using it again.
If you NEED to learn LaTex, chances are you are gonna use LaTex on a daily basis. Just saying.
Yes, if you are not forced to use LaTeX, then it is much more efficient to use TeXmacs. Nice tutorial nonetheless...
LOL - my summer semester has just begun and I need to learn Latex for calculus 2. What a godsend!
You can also use a program called Lyx
This gives you an optional GUI for Latex which might be easier for beginners if all the commands are overwhelming at first
@@martinsauer5311 Yup. Overleaf also has a GUI of a sort. As a LaTeX editor it's not that helpful, unlike TeXMaker, etc. But Overleaf's compiler just crushes everything and not having to have a local install can be very helpful. It also works well to collaborate with folks.
I am really stunned by your talent and passion. You truly are a great teacher and also an enrichment to RUclips! Thank you so much and stay healthy!
Your passion and enthusiasm for the subject matter is contagious. Thanks Prof. Trefor. God Bless you
Thank you so much!
Lovely! I decided to learn LaTeX at the beginning of this semester and it was slow going at first, but now that I'm used to it I'm never going back to hand-written assignments!
Searched all around youtube
finally found a video from my favorite teacher himself
thank you so much
Thanks a lot for this, you covered pretty much everything I need to get started with my final year dissertation in LaTeX 😀 was getting quite worried about using this LaTeX thing but this video is a real gem! Keep up the great work, stay safe 🙏🏼
Good luck on your dissertation!
THIS VIDEO JUST RANDOMLY POPPED UP ON MY FEED, AND MADE ME REALIZE THAT I ACTUALLY HAVE TO LEARN THIS CAUSE ONE OF LECTURES SUGGESTED IT FOR WRITTING REPORTS. THANK..............
PS: YOU UPLOADED THIS ON MY BIRTHDAY
Ok I’m bought. You convinced me. Since I know a bit of PostScript, Latex can do more in just one line. In PostScript you need multiple lines. Thanks professor.
I've a paper on Latex in my fifth semester of my Mathematics degree. Thank you for both your videos.
Can't we do the same with MS Office? Why do we need to learn LaTeX?
I am so slow with technology. When I heard about Latex i felt it was too complicated. This tutorial showed otherwise. Following exactly as shown gave me so much confidence. Thank you!
You’re a great teacher with an engaging persona. I’m an undergrad math student down in Australia and your video was a blessing ❤️
Thank you
I have used Latex since I was a Ph.D. student back in the early '90's. I use things like Word ... but only because people send me documents in Word. Whenever I write anything myself, it's in Latex. Best part is it pre-type sets everything for journals (download the style file from the journal). There is a learning curve but it's not that steep.
Same, I've been using Latex for almost all of my university work since the day I started university. Once you start using Latex, you'll never want anything else
Why do we need to learn LaTeX when we have MS Office and can do all. Also for STEM Students everything seems to get done in MS Office so why LaTeX?
Hello programmers and mathematicians 👋
Hello, beginner mathematician here
50th like!!!
Thank you so so much for this fantastically explained tutorial. The pinned comment regarding \[equation\] is also very much appreciated. All the best from the UK
Glad it helped!
I'm a Japanese.
I want to start LaTex !!!
Your video is so easy to understand !
Thank you !
Happy to hear that!
I recently wrote my 9 page senior project paper on Gaussian analogs using LaTeX. It's a very good tool.
After being first introduced to LaTeX in 2005 when I was studying Physics, I finally learned today. Thanks, man!
This is sooo good. To begin with thank you so much for taking the time to do the videos on prepositional logic, they were very helpful. As for this video, it is an absolute gold mine indeed. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this content. Such a legend!
I love your charisma! It makes the content so much more engaging
I've been using the \large \Large and so on commands to make the brackets the right size, but using \left and
ight to get the perfect size is so much easier!
I am writing again in Latex for the first time since finishing my thesis years ago and it's slow going at this point. Thanks for the video.
Great introduction.
Some tip: If you want to use \LaTeX{} to write a documentation in some other language then English, you actually also want to use package babel. So this is for Swedish:
\documentclass[sv,a4paper]{article} % swedish and A4 paper format for the article
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} % use UTF-8, as you all should do nowdays
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc} % Adjust fonts in result so it will show you the right characters
\usepackage[swedish]{babel} % And set \LaTeX{} to use Swedish language.
Wow, latex is so old I forgot it even existed! Thanks for the video
Incredible - fast, clear, easy to comprehend, just what I needed!
Glad it helped!
My uni recommended latex for lab reports, this tutorial has been really useful.
Interesting stuff to learn during quarantine. Hope everyone is staying home and staying safe.... With love from India 🇮🇳
I just wanted to say thanks so much for posting this video. I've been avoiding learning how to use LaTeX just because I already have so many other programs I need to worry about and remember, but just recently the TA in my lab said we'd get extra credit if we used LaTeX. . .so here I am! This quick introduction was incredibly helpful, and I feel like I have most of the tools I need to get started, plus its so nice to have an online access that I don't have to download. This video was very helpful. Cheers!
Thanks!!
My university forced us to learn LaTeX in computer engineering. I didn't agree with the fact that they graded us on this but thanks it I was able to learn this.
Thank you sooooooooooo much sir for this video..my all equation was showing error in my report
after watching your video there is no more error..now i can write any equation without error
i have my seminar presentation is this coming week and it will be successful because of you🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏lovefromindia
Thank you, my lecturer told us to learn this by ourselves.
This video is SO well done. LaTeX is explained with so much structure so I got a good idea of how to use it
Thank you!
I really enjoyed this video and learned a lot. thank you,
professor!
Amazing! Thnx a lot for teaching LaTeX I had been searching for it for a lot and wasn't getting a good tutorial but now I understood it in a quite good way
You're very welcome!
LaTeX is not just useful for math. I used to do my physics homework in it (with formulae and wave diagrams), and my computer science homework (with flow control diagrams and code excerpts), and amateur linguistics work (with phonology charts and interlinear glosses). Packages like TikZ are invaluable for drawing diagrams, if a bit syntactically idiosyncratic.
Thank you, this memorized a whole month of latex here.
Surprise! Open note final. Glad I had a 330 page notebook done in latex with a table of contents and all my handwritten homework problems as graphics in line with the text. Free to print on campus, $6 to bind it. LaTeX was a lifesaver.
Omg that must have been SO useful
We will find out on Tuesday! Stoked.
Good luck!
Absolutely LOVE Overleaf! Love this channel as well!
This is it!
i need some programm like that to write equations in my master degree ... thank you so much .. this is a gamechanger for me ^^
Thank you for a wonderful intro to LaTeX, Dr Bazett.
Decided to see this to see how it compares to Matlab since I'm taking a Matlab course. Thanks.
It's been a long time since I was impressed by a tutorial, well done!!!
This is awesome. Most latex manuals are too long and Dr. Trefor makes it interesting (and simple).
"hello world!"
-No comma, unwatchable
Lol, harsh but fair
Hello, TeXmacs
I'm actually excited to try this on my engineering assignments
This is an extremely helpful tutorial! Thank you so much, Professor Bazett!!! I love your videos! 🌟🙏🤩👍
Sweet! I came here for a 101 on LaTex. Thank you. Subscribed to look at your maths.
Welcome aboard!
wow awesome language
You are genius Sir. I have struggled with all these for long and the more videos i watched, the more confused I was, but this one here is a gem. You laid the foundation for learning Latec with solid granite stones. You explain what is what and why you are using what. I can almost do all these here without watching the video again simply because you explain the whys, hows and the whats. Thank you very much. I quickly clicked on the subsribe button like it was the last one available there :)
The video is so clear and straight forward the it is explained.I have not gone through all your videos but I believe there is a video on how to great tables if not please do basic one for me.
I wish I knew about LaTeX sooner! I have been struggling using Microsoft Word. Great tutorial
ugh word is great for many things, but NOT for math:D
Great video! My students love you. But on line 35/36 I would have used \langle
angle instead of < > because of spacing reasons (TeX interprets < and > as binary operators and pads them, whereas \langle
angle are brackets: Knuth *is* an Artist [of Computer Programming] after all).
Thanks for introducing Overleaf and the tutorial! Super useful!
Professor--this package with Overleaf is way above my head. You and your students are a lot smarter than me. A professor of mine in a Masters in Economics program uses LaTex. Can LaTex be learned via a shorter learning curve than with Overleaf?
On another note, your videos are helpful. I am trying to re-teach myself calculus. Best to you in all your endeavors.
Not really, the process is just slow to learn all the commands (true regardless of overleaf or not)
Wow, that was fun... It's been decades since I use LaTex... it's sure a lot easier to use now... thanks
This was neat. I've heard of LaTeX for a long time but never really knew what it was. I've always used Word's equation editor for the occasional times I've need to put an equation in a document (I'm a chemist not a mathematician :) ). Thanks for this.
@@DrTrefor I hadn't used Word's equation editor in a while; I just tried the "Ink editor" and it worked surprisingly well, even with a mouse.
I wrote an entire book in Word and its old equation editor was the greatest invention known to man (for me). But word to the wise. If your book is longer than about 200 pages stop. The Word formatting gets all crazy and you will not be able to save it. I was crushed. All that work and I figured it was just unrecoverable. Then I stumbled onto Latex. Unfortunately I had to retype the equations again but I could simply cut and paste all the Word text into a LaTex document. Also a huge advantage of LaTex over word is Latex does all your table of contents, chapters, sections, index, etc automatically for you. It automatically numbers your equations, footnotes, citations. Formatting problems are virtually eliminated. All you have to do is write. If you pair LaTex and Inkscape just about anything you ever wanted to write you can accomplish.
several useful things to learn for my next math project (That represents 40 % of my grade, and presentation is important as well) Thank you so much!
It's not on overleaf, but another option (and the one I prefer) is to use Pandoc markdown and rendering latex. You can drop in latex whenever you need to, including equations, but I find that markdown gives me fewer headaches than vanilla latex. For example, despite my best efforts, I *always* end up with a backwards doublequote somewhere in my document because I forget to use backtick. Pandoc smooths that out for me.
I will like to say thanks Dr Trefor
Well, you really made me understand LaTeX again! thanks
What a helpful video. Dr Trefor you are a wonderful presenter and an excellent explainer too. Good on you for making this video. It is much appreciated! Keep up the great work.
Glad it helped!
He is awesome.
Thank you!! Love this series as a means of helping me read and write IEEE papers (gross).
last year in graduate school, time to write like a scientist !!!!!
I prefer \mathrm{d}x instead of dx in integral. It helps to distinguish differential "d" from variable "d"
I agree actually, but it wasn't making it in the first tutorial lol
So many people do it wrong: Euler e and maginary i are NOT italic, as they are constants. Also, the d under the integral/ at the derivative is not written italic, as they are operators.
This video boosted my wish to return to school and use this to create my homework assignments. I've taken some classes, but I struggle to get the hang of LaTeX; especially while trying to attach graphing to it and making it symmetrical. Are there other "graphing" applications that can be integrated into latex? Thank you for your content, and I will try to give it another go
Just a small point to add tikzpicture package is really powerful and you can easily use the axis graph to produce really good images.
Very helpful tutorial. My uni decided to do a last minute u-turn on hand written class tests so had to learn Latex last minute. This video was a massive help
Thats annoying, but glad it helped:)
Thank you for creating this video. I am learning from it.
All the best for you!
Great work Dr. This helped me and got me from being stuck in the mud. 😀
Superlative instructional guide. Great energy. Thank you
Awesome. Love your videos! I'm a math teacher, and your videos have helped me understand laTeX!
Wooooooooow i loved this program
Thanks Dr. Trefor your explaining is amazingggg
Sir is it enough to use LaTeX ? or i should download TeXstudio with it ?
TeXstudio is great for working on desktop, overleaf great for using a browser
@@DrTrefor Thanks for your reply sir..
So are LaTeX and TeXstudio independent of each other ?
Thank you from India 🇮🇳🙏
LaTeX is truly an amazing tool!
This is a very well-articulated introductory video.
Thank you!!
I am using latex for all my notebooks now. I also did a resume in it- looks like something you would make in Adobe in design. The possibilities are endless though making templates and class files can get pretty complex.
Thank you sir. I will use LaTex in a MATH lecture this semester.
Thank you! Your tutorial is really beginner-friendly :D
Glad to hear that!
Beginner and advanced user
LaTeX is very well worth learning. Any document I want to keep long term and any presentation I give I do in LaTeX.
For sure! After you learn it I find I end up doing EVERYTHING in it
@@DrTrefor I can't always do everything it it depending on collaborators and if I'm just throwing class notes together it can be overkill, but I totally agree about any serious document.
I got to learn so much . Thank You so much sir. Watching this from India.🙏🙏
Thank you, Trefor. Please provide some advanced math writing tutorials
Thank you so much Dr. Trefor Bazett.
You are very welcome!
This is awesome! Thank you so much! I will be back with more questions.
Very helpful, a coule parts did not work for me for unknown reasons. Most of these things worked the first time. Thank you.
Professor you are truly the best!
Thanks a lot!
Please do more of this!!! This was so helpful! Love your videos!!
This video gave me exactly what I was looking for, and I am soo grateful for that. Gave you a like and subscribed, thank you very much for your work]
The single and double dollar signs also work for embedding maths formulas inside Markdown text in a Jupyter notebook.