LaTeX Resources

A Brief Tour of LaTeX (PDF or TEX)
   (This was Part 2 of Ian Affleck's Math Club Presentation - Nov 19, 2007. )

LaTeX Installation Instructions: Try the Art of Problem Solving LaTeX Download Page

Extra Tutorials
The following PDF files introduce various LaTeX concepts that I created for the presentation, but didn't have time to show. Each one includes a brief tutorial as well as the source code that created the tutorial. So you don't really need the source code file, but it's a smaller file to download if you choose to compile it yourself.

• Creating Bibliographies (PDF or TEX)
• Theorem-like Objects and Internal Referencing (PDF or TEX)
• Creating Pictures (PDF or TEX)
• Creating a Title and Abstract (PDF or TEX)
• Using Colors (PDF or TEX)

Some Useful Web Sites

• Art of Problem Solving - LaTeX Page
• An Intro to TeX in the Harvard Math Department
• University of Colorado at Boulder: TeX & LaTeX
• University of Colorado at Boulder: Math Symbols (Print this!)

Some Sample LaTeX Documents

1. (David Chu) The following files are samples of LaTeX code taken from David Chu's research publications.
   • Figures (PDF or TEX)
   • Lemmas (PDF or TEX)
   • Tables (PDF or TEX)
2. (Ian Affleck) In Winter 2007, I posted LaTeX source code along with the PDF files for three Vector Calculus items. I tried to document them as I would a tutorial.
   • Math 312 Assignment 1 (PDF or TEX)
   • Math 312 Assignment 1 Key (PDF or TEX)
   • Math 312 Assignment 2 (PDF or TEX)
3. (Ian Affleck) This is Part 1 of my Math Club presentation on Nov 19, 2007, an introduction to a problem I studied for my graduate work.  It was created with \documentclass{slides}
   • Optimal Broadcast Strategies (PDF or TEX)