This repository is a dedicated space for storing all my documents, particularly those related to paper writing and charts. It acts as a central hub where I organize and archive my work, making it easy to access and reference my findings and resources for various projects.
| Table of Context |
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| LaTeX libraries |
| README |
The math library in LaTeX is a powerful tool that allows users to seamlessly incorporate mathematical equations and symbols into their documents. With a vast array of functions and commands, LaTeX's math library caters to both basic mathematical notation and complex mathematical expressions. Users can create equations, matrices, and symbols with precision and customize the formatting to suit their specific needs. Whether you're writing a scientific paper, a mathematical document, or simply need to include mathematical notation within your text, LaTeX's math library provides the flexibility and quality required for effective mathematical typesetting.
The Babel library is a powerful tool for multilingual typesetting in LaTeX, enabling users to incorporate multiple languages and writing systems into their documents easily. With Babel, you can seamlessly switch between different languages, making it a valuable resource for creating documents with diverse linguistic requirements.
The primary reference for Babel includes its source code and an accompanying PDF manual.
Additional resources for Babel commands.
This library is useful for creating basic Markdown and provides extra tips on adding styles in Markdown. This is especially important because GitHub's README doesn't support all inline styles in HTML.
This is another helpful repository guiding how to add images and create tables in README: