Re: Equation numbers
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- Subject: [mg16794] Re: Equation numbers
- From: dreiss at !SPAMscientificarts.com (David Reiss)
- Date: Tue, 30 Mar 1999 02:35:05 -0500
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In article <7da9kn$9j2 at smc.vnet.net>, "Lars Aurdal" <lau at ffi.no> wrote: > How do I number equations in a Mathematica notebook (apparently it is > possible, but I don't know specifically how to do it...) > > Lars Aurdal > lau at ffi.no The basic elements of equation numbering and referencing that equation in a text cell are 1) choose a style sheet that has "NumberedEquation" as a possible cell style (note that the default style sheet does not have such a cell style) -- "Article Classic" has such a cell style 2) Type in an equation and make the cell a "Numbered Equation" cell 3) Give that cell a cell tag (call it "myEquation" for example -- without the quotes) 4) In a text cell at the point where you want to reference the equation in question (the one in the cell tagged as myEquation) choose "Make Automatic Numbering Object" from the Input menu: a dialogue box should appear. Click on the myEquation cell tag, and then choose NumberedEquation from the pull-down menu 5) Close the dialogue box and the referenced equation's number should appear at the insertion point in the text cell that you were working in. See also Paul Hinton's tutorial on MathSource in the What's new section. --David -- ---------------------------------------- Scientific Arts: Creative Services and Consultation for the Applied and Pure Sciences http://www.scientificarts.com David Reiss Email: dreiss at !SPAMscientificarts.com ---------------------------------------- Remove the !SPAM to send email