APM2616

LATEX: A Document Preparation System October 7, 1997 Introduction to LATEX Seminar Introduction Presentation Outline  Set-up { Structure of the LATEX le { Style options  Basic topics { Character set and Fonts { Sectioning and Paragraphs { Footnotes and Bibliography  Environments { List and Math environments { Figure and Table { Tabular and Array { Picture  More advanced topics { File types and locations { Macros { File handling { Output-eecting commands  How to process LATEX les

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES COMPUTER ALGEBRA: Applied Mathematics J Munganga University of South Africa Pretoria

APM2616 Study Notes 3 + b; 3 – b; 3*b; 3/b; A^3_2; A superscript 3 and subscript 2 A^(-1); Inverse of A i1 = 10; is a statement i1:= 10; is a declaration PI Number PI factor(x); Finds the factors of ‘x’ in descending order (Page 24 / 152 for good example) normal(f) Makes f in the form of a/b (analytic solution) sqrt(); Squareroot simplify(f); Writes ‘f’ in a simplified form simplify(f,exp); Simplifies only the part of the equation with an exponential form (exp, ln, cos, sin,...