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This week I thought that I'd demonstrate how to add ellipses in a LaTeX equation. | This week I thought that I'd demonstrate how to add ellipses in a LaTeX equation. | ||
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Contents
- 1 Math 181 Honors Calculus, Fall 2008, Prof. Bell
- 1.1 Did 'ya Know?
- 1.2 Getting started editing
- 1.3 Lecture Notes_MA181Fall2008bell
- 1.4 Extra Credit
- 1.5 Homework Help
- 1.6 Cross-subject Issues
- 1.7 Interesting Articles About Calculus and Math
- 1.8 Learn LaTeX_MA181Fall2008bell
- 1.9 Solution to Exams_MA181Fall2008bell
- 1.10 Useful Formulas_MA181Fall2008bell
- 1.11 Study Guides
Math 181 Honors Calculus, Fall 2008, Prof. Bell
Did 'ya Know?
This week I thought that I'd demonstrate how to add ellipses in a LaTeX equation.
$ \begin{align} \sum_n &= 1 + 2 + 3 + ... + n + ... + \infty \\ &= 0 + 1 + 2 + \cdots + n + \cdots + \infty \end{align} $
In the first example, three consecutive dots were typed, but the second example uses LaTeX's \cdots command. This stands for 'center dots'. There are also other 'dot' functions.
| \ldots | $ \ldots $ | \therefore | $ \therefore $ |
| \cdots | $ \cdots $ | \dagger | $ \dagger $ |
| \vdots | $ \vdots $ | \clubsuit | $ \clubsuit $ |
| \ddots | $ \ddots $ | \doteq | $ \doteq $ |
Getting started editing
Note on Kiwi display with LaTeX_MA181Fall2008bell
Lecture Notes_MA181Fall2008bell
Extra Credit
Challenge Problem about the sum for $ \pi/4 $
Homework Help
Fourier Series Homework_MA181Fall2008bell
Homework Whatever_MA181Fall2008bell (the last one)
Cross-subject Issues
Help! The ECE students are struggling with complex numbers. Can you shed some light here?
Interesting Articles About Calculus and Math
MAPLE commands_MA181Fall2008bell
The minimum volume happens at the average_MA181Fall2008bell
Not Calculus: Area of a triangle defined by three tangential circles_MA181Fall2008bell
Cycloid Function_MA181Fall2008bell??
Single Elimination Forever_MA181Fall2008bell - Simple question to make you think a little.
A Tough Integral_MA181Fall2008bell
A Baffling Fact_MA181Fall2008bell
Learn LaTeX_MA181Fall2008bell
Common Latex Commands http://authors.aps.org/latex/
