Re: Typographical niceties
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- Subject: [mg61631] Re: [mg61614] Typographical niceties
- From: Chris Chiasson <chris.chiasson at gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 01:44:26 -0400 (EDT)
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I would guess that someone has written a package to take care of this. Look at either Publicon or search http://library.wolfram.com/. On 10/23/05, Ben Kovitz <bkovitz at acm.org> wrote: > A question for the people who write theses, mathematical and scientific > papers, etc. using Mathematica as their word processor: > > Do you give up traditional typographical niceties like having cos(x)^2 > rendered as cos^2 x with cos in roman font? > > It seems that Mathematica's "traditional" output is still somewhat > non-traditional in that the total differentiation operator is not an > ordinary roman d, functions are always rendered with parentheses, > variables multiplied together like xy come out with a small space > between them, etc. Or is there some easy way around this? > > > Ben Kovitz > Humboldt State University > > -- http://chrischiasson.com/contact/chris_chiasson
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- From: Ben Kovitz <bkovitz@acm.org>
- Typographical niceties