Some misunderstood or unknown tricks (IV) (LaTeX)

in TUGboat (2011), 32(3), 342-344

This time, as habitually, we shall see tricks. Here, tricks will be: 1. How to box an equation in an align (or its align* brother), 2. How to write a standard but elegant title page, 3. How to write text ... [more ▼]

This time, as habitually, we shall see tricks. Here, tricks will be: 1. How to box an equation in an align (or its align* brother), 2. How to write a standard but elegant title page, 3. How to write text above and below an image, 4. How to modify spacing between lines, 5. How to write a left brace in a subequations environment. [less ▲]

Some misunderstood or unknown tricks (LaTeX)

in TUGboat (2010), 31(1), 76-78

Some very simple things to do in LATEX2e are often misunderstood (or simply unknown) to the –even skilled– writer. We here present some useful codes for 1. pedagogical uses: write a matrix with borders ... [more ▼]

Some very simple things to do in LATEX2e are often misunderstood (or simply unknown) to the –even skilled– writer. We here present some useful codes for 1. pedagogical uses: write a matrix with borders; show simplifications of terms in mathematical developments, 2. presenting data: make an accolade in a table, 3. solving the Springer’s tocdepth problem in svmono class, 4. writing european envelopes in an efficient way, 5. improving typography: the microtype package. [less ▲]

Some misunderstood or unknown tricks (VII) (LaTeX)

in TUGboat (in press)

This time, as habitually, we shall see some tricks: 2. Putting two itemizations on the same line, 3. Using footnotes in boxes, 4. Dealing with PDF cut-and-past and search functionalities, even when you ... [more ▼]

This time, as habitually, we shall see some tricks: 2. Putting two itemizations on the same line, 3. Using footnotes in boxes, 4. Dealing with PDF cut-and-past and search functionalities, even when you are using accented characters, 5. Making a distinction with \overline for propositional logic formulae, 6. Referring to \labels by long names. We will then discuss some problems people often face when dealing with many figures, and, more generally, floats, in reports. Finally, we will deal with a Beamer scheme which aims at using a single file for both a presentation, and the related report. [less ▲]

Some misunderstood or unknown tricks (X) (LaTeX)

in TUGboat (in press)

This is the 10th edition of my TUGboat `Tips & Tricks.' This time, we shall first see how to write `dancing text,' roman numerals, how to draw under and over braces on same elements, and how to display ... [more ▼]

This is the 10th edition of my TUGboat `Tips & Tricks.' This time, we shall first see how to write `dancing text,' roman numerals, how to draw under and over braces on same elements, and how to display aligned (in)equations systems. We will then end by discussing on BibLaTeX and Biber, which constitute a promising alternative to BibTeX. [less ▲]

Some misunderstood or unknown tricks (XIII) (LaTeX)

in TUGboat (in press)

We will here again consider many tips and tricks. This time, they will mostly come from Glad Deschrijver, TeX Tricks, 2011. (http://users.ugent.be/~gdschrij/LaTeX/textricks.html.) Tricks: vertically ... [more ▼]

We will here again consider many tips and tricks. This time, they will mostly come from Glad Deschrijver, TeX Tricks, 2011. (http://users.ugent.be/~gdschrij/LaTeX/textricks.html.) Tricks: vertically aligned itemize environments, allowing linebreaks after comma in math mode, writing under and over elements, and using stacks, footnotes with a new number at each section, footnotes in tabular, splitting algorithm environments on multiple pages, let " produce opening/closing quotation marks, indenting some text but not the first line, using diagonal dots positioned according to the opposite diagonal, using a centered verbatim environment, drawing a table with dashed lines, shaded cells and arrows pointing at a row and a column, correct spacing around square brackets (used for sets) in math mode. [less ▲]

Some new trends in the ionoluminescence of minerals

in Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry (2006), 387

Some phase equilibrium constraints on the origin of Proterozoic (massif) anorthosites and related rocks

in Journal of Petrology (1999), 40

Some preliminary results on the behaviour of an African catfish Heterobranchus longifilis, in aquarium.

Poster (1996)

Some Principles and Applications of Adaptive Mathematical Morphology for Range Imagery

in Optical Engineering : The Journal of the Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (1993), 32(12), 3295-3306

Some properties of abelian return words

in Journal of Integer Sequences (2013), 16

We investigate some properties of abelian return words as recently introduced by S. Puzynina and L. Q. Zamboni. In particular, we obtain a characterization of Sturmian words with non-null intercept in ... [more ▼]

We investigate some properties of abelian return words as recently introduced by S. Puzynina and L. Q. Zamboni. In particular, we obtain a characterization of Sturmian words with non-null intercept in terms of the finiteness of the set of abelian return words to all prefixes. We describe this set of abelian returns for the Fibonacci word but also for the 2-automatic Thue--Morse word. We also investigate the relationship existing between abelian complexity and finiteness of the set of abelian returns to all prefixes. We end this paper by considering the notion of abelian derived sequence. It turns out that, for the Thue--Morse word, the set of abelian derived sequences is infinite. [less ▲]