LATEX Cheat Sheet For Math Students Decorations

Rule One Any mathematics at all, even a single charac- f \prime f' a\. \textbackslash dot\{a\} x\~ \textbackslash tilde\{x\}
ter, goes in a mathematical setting. To get ``the value of x is f \prime \prime f'' a
\" \textbackslash ddot\{a\} x\= \textbackslash bar\{x\}
7 '' write `the value of \$x\$ is \$7\$'. \Sigma \ast \textbackslash Sigma\textasciicircum \{*\} x\^ \textbackslash hat\{x\} \vec{}x \textbackslash vec\{x\}
Template Your document should contain at least this. To decorate mathematical i or j use \textbackslash imath or \textbackslash jmath, as
\textbackslash documentclass [ a4paper ]\{ article \} in \textbackslash vec\{\textbackslash imath\}. You can use boldface for vectors by us-
\textbackslash usepackage \{ amsmath , amssymb , amsthm \} ing: \textbackslash boldsymbol\{x\}.
\textbackslash usepackage [ utf8 ]\{ inputenc \}

\textbackslash begin \{ document \} x+y \textbackslash overline\{x+y\} x\widehat

+y \textbackslash widehat\{x+y\}
-- document body here - - \underbrace{} \underbrace{}
\textbackslash end \{ document \} x+y \textbackslash overbrace\{x+y\} x+y \textbackslash underbrace\{x+y\}
\underbrace{} \underbrace{}
Common Constructs Comment on an expression can be written as follows
2
\surd \surd
n
x x\textasciicircum 2 2, 3 \textbackslash sqrt\{2\}, \textbackslash sqrt[n]\{3\} x+y \textbackslash underbrace\{x+y\}\]\{|A|\}
2
xi,j x\]\{i,j\} 3, 2/3 \textbackslash frac\{2\}\{3\}, 2/3 \underbrace{} \underbrace{}
| A|
| A|
Calligraphic Letters Use as \$\textbackslash mathcal\{A\}\$. \underbrace{} \underbrace{}
x+y \textbackslash overbrace\{x+y\}\textasciicircum \{|A|\}
\scrA \scrB \scrC \scrD \scrE \scrF \scrG \scrH \scrI \scrJ \scrK \scrL \scrM \scrN \scrO \scrP \scrQ \scrR \scrS \scrT \scrU \scrV \scrW \scrX \scrY \scrZ
Dots
Calligraphic Letters (II) Use as \$\textbackslash mathbb\{A\}\$.
. . . \textbackslash ldots \cdot \cdot \cdot \textbackslash cdots
\BbbA \BbbB \BbbC \BbbD \BbbE \BbbF \BbbG \BbbH \BbbI \BbbJ \BbbK \BbbL \BbbM \BbbN \BbbO \BbbP \BbbQ \BbbR \BbbS \BbbT \BbbU \BbbV \BbbW \BbbX \BbbY \BbbZ .. ..
. \textbackslash ddots . \textbackslash vdots
Calligraphic Letters (III) Use as \$\textbackslash mathfrak\{A\}\$.
Use low dots in a list 0, 1, 2, . . ., entered as 0,1,2,\textbackslash ldots.
\frakA \frakB \frakC \frakD \frakE \frakF \frakG \frakH \frakI \frakJ \frakK \frakL \frakM \frakN \frakO \frakP \frakQ \frakR \frakS \frakT \frakU \frakV \frakW \frakX \frakY \frakZ Use centered dots in a sum or product 1 + \cdot \cdot \cdot + 100, en-
Greek tered as 1+\textbackslash cdots+100.
Using all dots while writing in matrix
\alpha \textbackslash alpha \xi , \Xi \textbackslash xi, \textbackslash Xi \left[
a b \cdot \cdot \cdot c
\right]
\$ \textbackslash begin \{ bmatrix \}
\beta \textbackslash beta o o .. .. . . .. a \& b \& \textbackslash cdots \& c \textbackslash \textbackslash
\gamma , \Gamma \textbackslash gamma, \textbackslash Gamma \pi , \Pi \textbackslash pi, \textbackslash Pi . . . . \textbackslash vdots \& \textbackslash vdots \& \textbackslash ddots \& \textbackslash vdots \textbackslash \textbackslash
d \& e \& \textbackslash cdots \& f
\delta , \Delta \textbackslash delta, \textbackslash Delta \varpi \textbackslash varpi d e \cdot \cdot \cdot f \textbackslash end \{ bmatrix \} \$
\epsilon \textbackslash epsilon \rho \textbackslash rho
\varepsilon \textbackslash varepsilon \varrho \textbackslash varrho Roman Names Enter \textbackslash tan(x), with a backslash, in-
\zeta \textbackslash zeta \sigma , \Sigma \textbackslash sigma, \textbackslash Sigma stead of tan(x). These get the same treatment.
\eta \textbackslash eta \varsigma \textbackslash varsigma
sin \textbackslash sin sinh \textbackslash sinh arcsin \textbackslash arcsin
\theta \Theta \textbackslash theta, \textbackslash Theta \tau \textbackslash tau
cos \textbackslash cos cosh \textbackslash cosh arccos \textbackslash arccos
\vargamma \textbackslash vartheta \upsilon , \Upsilon \textbackslash upsilon, \textbackslash Upsilon
tan \textbackslash tan tanh \textbackslash tanh arctan \textbackslash arctan
\iota \textbackslash iota \phi , \Phi \textbackslash phi, \textbackslash Phi
sec \textbackslash sec coth \textbackslash coth min \textbackslash min
\kappa \textbackslash kappa \varphi \textbackslash varphi
csc \textbackslash csc det \textbackslash det max \textbackslash max
\lambda \Lambda \textbackslash lambda, \textbackslash Lambda \chi \textbackslash chi
cot \textbackslash cot dim \textbackslash dim inf \textbackslash inf
\mu \textbackslash mu \psi , \Psi \textbackslash psi, \textbackslash Psi
exp \textbackslash exp ker \textbackslash ker sup \textbackslash sup
\nu \textbackslash nu \omega , \Omega \textbackslash omega, \textbackslash Omega
log \textbackslash log deg \textbackslash deg lim inf \textbackslash liminf
ln \textbackslash ln arg \textbackslash arg lim sup \textbackslash limsup
Sets and Logic
lg \textbackslash lg gcd \textbackslash gcd lim \textbackslash lim
\cup \textbackslash cup \BbbR \textbackslash mathbb\{R\} \forall \textbackslash forall
\cap \textbackslash cap \BbbZ \textbackslash mathbb\{Z\} \exists \textbackslash exists Spacing in Mathematics Inside math mode x y
\subset \textbackslash subset \BbbQ \textbackslash mathbb\{Q\} \neg \textbackslash neg gives you xy. To give space inside math mode we need some
\subseteq \textbackslash subseteq \BbbN \textbackslash mathbb\{N\} \vee \textbackslash vee operator likes \textbackslash , \textbackslash : \textbackslash : \textbackslash quad \textbackslash qquad \textbackslash !
\supset \textbackslash supset \BbbC \textbackslash mathbb\{C\} \wedge \textbackslash wedge x y x \textbackslash , y x y x \textbackslash quad y
\supseteq \textbackslash supseteq \varnothing \textbackslash varnothing \vdash \textbackslash vdash x y x \textbackslash : y x y x \textbackslash qquad y
\in \textbackslash in \emptyset \textbackslash emptyset | = \textbackslash models x y x \textbackslash ; y xy x \textbackslash ! y
\ni \textbackslash ni \aleph \textbackslash aleph \Rightarrow \textbackslash Rightarrow
\in / \textbackslash notin \setminus \textbackslash setminus \nRightarrow \textbackslash nRightarrow The left column spaces are in ratio 3 : 4 : 5. The last in the
\not \in \textbackslash not\textbackslash in \equiv \textbackslash equiv \rightarrow \textbackslash rightarrow right column is a negative space, opposite to \textbackslash ,. Get arbi-
trary space as in \textbackslash hspace\{0.5cm\}.
You can negate as operator, like \not \subset , by using \textbackslash not\textbackslash subset.
Rakesh Jana, Department of Math, IIT Guwahati August 30,
For the set complement, get A\sansc use A\textasciicircum \{\textbackslash mathsf\{c\}\} and to 2017
get get A\complement use A\textasciicircum \{\textbackslash complement\}, or to get A\= use \textbackslash bar\{A\}. Copyright \bigcirc
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Other Symbols Fences

< < \angle \textbackslash angle \cdot \textbackslash cdot

( ) () \langle \rangle \textbackslash langle\textbackslash rangle | | | |
\leq \textbackslash leq \measuredangle \textbackslash measuredangle \pm \textbackslash pm
[ ] [] \lfloor \rfloor \textbackslash lfloor\textbackslash rfloor \| \| \textbackslash | \textbackslash |
> > \ell \textbackslash ell \mp \textbackslash mp
\{ \} \textbackslash \{\textbackslash \} \lceil \rceil \textbackslash lceil\textbackslash rceil \ulcorner \urcorner \textbackslash ulcorner\textbackslash urcorner
\geq \textbackslash geq \| \textbackslash parallel \times \textbackslash times
\not = \textbackslash neq 45\circ 45\textasciicircum \{\textbackslash circ\} \div \textbackslash div They will grow appropriately with the enclosed formula us-
\ll \textbackslash ll \sim
= \textbackslash cong \ast \textbackslash ast ing \textbackslash left and \textbackslash right. For example,
\gg \textbackslash gg \ncong \textbackslash ncong | \textbackslash mid \Bigl\langle i
\Bigr\rangle
\approx \textbackslash approx \sim \textbackslash sim \nmid \textbackslash nmid i, 22 \textbackslash left\textbackslash langle i,2\textasciicircum \{2\textasciicircum i\}\textbackslash right\textbackslash rangle
\asymp \textbackslash asymp \simeq \textbackslash simeq n! n!
\equiv \textbackslash equiv \nsim \textbackslash nsim \partial \textbackslash partial Every \textbackslash left must match a \textbackslash right and they must end on
\prec \textbackslash prec \oplus \textbackslash oplus \nabla \textbackslash nabla the same line in the output. For a one-sided fence put a pe-
\preceq \textbackslash preceq \ominus \textbackslash ominus \hbar \textbackslash hbar riod \textbackslash left. or \textbackslash right. on the other side.
\succ \textbackslash succ \odot \textbackslash odot \circ \textbackslash circ \bigm|
df \bigm| \bigm|
\succeq \textbackslash succeq \otimes \textbackslash otimes \star
\surd \textbackslash star \textbackslash left.\textbackslash frac\{df\}\{dx\}\textbackslash right|\]\{x\]0\}
dx \bigm| x0
\propto \textbackslash propto \oslash \textbackslash oslash \textbackslash surd
.
= \textbackslash doteq \upharpoonright \textbackslash upharpoonright \checkmark \textbackslash checkmark Fix the size with \textbackslash big, \textbackslash Big, \textbackslash bigg, or \textbackslash Bigg.
n
Enter a|b for the divides relation a| b. Use \textbackslash mid to denote \Bigl[ \sum 2
\Bigr]
such that, for example for \{ a \in S | a = 0 or a is odd\} use ek \textbackslash Big[\textbackslash sum\]\{k=0\}\textasciicircum n e\textasciicircum \{k\textasciicircum 2\}\textbackslash Big]
k=0
\textbackslash \{a\textbackslash in S\textbackslash mid\textbackslash text\{\$a=0\$ or \$a\$ is odd\}\textbackslash \}
Variable-sized operators Arrays, Matrices Make an array of mathematical text
\sum 3 as you make a table of plain text.
2
j=0 j \textbackslash sum\]\{j=0\}\textasciicircum 3 j\textasciicircum 2 0 \updownarrow 0 \textbackslash begin \{ array \}\{ rcl \}
1 \updownarrow 1 0 \&\textbackslash le ftrigh tarrow \&0 \textbackslash \textbackslash
\int 3 1 \&\textbackslash le ftrigh tarrow \&1 \textbackslash \textbackslash
2 2 \updownarrow 4
x=0
x dx \textbackslash int\]\{x=0\}\textasciicircum 3 x\textasciicircum 2\textbackslash ,dx 2 \&\textbackslash le ftrigh tarrow \&4 \textbackslash \textbackslash
.. .. \textbackslash vdots \& \&\textbackslash vdots
3 . . \textbackslash end \{ array \}
\sum
j2 \textbackslash displaystyle\textbackslash sum\]\{j=0\}\textasciicircum 3 j\textasciicircum 2
Definition by cases is an array with two columns.
j=0

\int 3 \Biggl\{ f\]n =

x2 dx \textbackslash displaystyle\textbackslash int\]\{x=0\}\textasciicircum 3 x\textasciicircum 2\textbackslash ,dx a if n = 0 \textbackslash begin \{ cases \}
fn = a \&\textbackslash text \{ if \$n =0 \$ \} \textbackslash \textbackslash
x=0 r \cdot fn - 1 else r \textbackslash cdot f\] \{n -1\} \&\textbackslash text \{ else \}
\textbackslash end \{ cases \}
Following are some mathematical operators.
\int \int \int \int A matrix is another array variant. With this abbreviation
\int \int \textbackslash int \textbackslash iiint \cup \textbackslash cup
\oint you need not specify that columns are centered.
\textbackslash iint \textbackslash oint \cap \textbackslash cap
\amalg \textbackslash amalg \vee \textbackslash vee \wedge \textbackslash wedge \left( \right)
a b \cdot \cdot \cdot c \textbackslash begin \{ pmatrix \}
\oplus
\prod \textbackslash oplus \ominus \textbackslash ominus \otimes \textbackslash otimes .. .. .. a \& b \& \textbackslash cdots \& c \textbackslash \textbackslash
\sim .. \textbackslash vdots \& \textbackslash vdots \& \textbackslash ddots \& \textbackslash vdots \textbackslash \textbackslash
\textbackslash prod = \textbackslash cong \sqcup \textbackslash sqcup . . . . d \& e \& \textbackslash cdots \& f
d e \cdot \cdot \cdot f \textbackslash end \{ pmatrix \}
You can use each operator given in above in big size.
\bigvee \bigwedge \bigcup For the determinant use |A| inline and vmatrix in display.
\bigoplus \textbackslash bigvee \bigotimes \textbackslash bigwedge \bigcap \textbackslash bigcup
\textbackslash bigoplus \textbackslash bigotimes \textbackslash bigcap \bigm| \bigm|
\bigm| a b \cdot \cdot \cdot c \bigm| \bigm| \textbackslash begin \{ vmatrix \}
\bigm|
\bigm| .. .. a \& b \& \textbackslash cdots \& c \textbackslash \textbackslash
.. .. \bigm| \textbackslash vdots \& \textbackslash vdots \& \textbackslash ddots \& \textbackslash vdots \textbackslash \textbackslash
Arrows \bigm| . .
\bigm| . . \bigm| \bigm| d \& e \& \textbackslash cdots \& f
\bigm| d e \cdot \cdot \cdot f \bigm| \textbackslash end \{ vmatrix \}
\rightarrow \textbackslash rightarrow, \textbackslash to \mapsto \rightarrow \textbackslash mapsto
\nrightarrow \textbackslash nrightarrow \mapsto - \rightarrow \textbackslash longmapsto Also you can use matrix and bmatrix instead of pmatrix
- \rightarrow \textbackslash longrightarrow \leftarrow \textbackslash leftarrow or vmatrix to get matrix without boundary fences and with
\Rightarrow \textbackslash Rightarrow \updownarrow \textbackslash leftrightarrow square boundary fences, respectively.
\nRightarrow \textbackslash nRightarrow \downarrow \textbackslash downarrow For More See also the Comprehensive LATEX Symbols
=\Rightarrow \textbackslash Longrightarrow \uparrow \textbackslash uparrow List at mirror.ctan.org/info/symbols/comprehensive
\rightsquigarrow \textbackslash leadsto \updownarrow \textbackslash updownarrow and ShareLATEX sharelatex.com/learn/Attribute\]
Value\]Matrices.
The right arrows in the first column have matching left
arrows, such as \textbackslash leftarrow for \leftarrow , \textbackslash uparrow for \uparrow and
\textbackslash downarrow for \downarrow also \textbackslash curvearrowleft for \curvearrowleft etc. Copyright \bigcirc
c 2017 Rakesh Jana August 30, 2017
Displayed equations Put equations on a separate Command Declaration Effect
line with the equation* environment. When you will put \textbackslash textrm\{text\} \{\textbackslash rmfamily text\} Roman family
equation* \textbackslash textsf\{text\} \{\textbackslash sffamily text\} Sans serif family
\textbackslash begin \{ equation *\}
\textbackslash texttt\{text\} \{\textbackslash ttfamily text\} Typewriter family
e\pi i + 1 = 0 e \textasciicircum \{\textbackslash pi i \} + 1 = 0 \textbackslash textmd\{text\} \{\textbackslash mdseries text\} Medium series
\textbackslash end \{ equation *\}
\textbackslash textbf\{text\} \{\textbackslash bfseries text\} Bold series
\textbackslash textup\{text\} \{\textbackslash upshape text\} Upright shape
You can break into multiple lines. \textbackslash textit\{text\} \{\textbackslash itshape text\} Italic shape
x3 \textbackslash begin \{ multline *\} \textbackslash textsl\{text\} \{\textbackslash slshape text\} Slanted shape
sin(x) = x -
3! \textbackslash sin ( x )= x -\textbackslash frac \{ x \textasciicircum 3\}\{3!\} \textbackslash \textbackslash \textbackslash textsc\{text\} \{\textbackslash scshape text\} Small Caps shape
+\textbackslash frac \{ x \textasciicircum 5\}\{5!\} -\textbackslash cdots
x5 \textbackslash end \{ multline *\} \textbackslash emph\{text\} \{\textbackslash em text\} Emphasized
+ - \cdot \cdot \cdot \textbackslash textnormal\{text\}\{\textbackslash normalfont text\}Document font
5!
\textbackslash underline\{text\} Underline
Align using the eqnarray* environment (\& operator use to
The declarations command should be used in the form
specify alignment and you can use atmost two alignment
\{\textbackslash rmfamily text\}, or without braces to affect the entire
option in each line)
document.
\textbackslash begin \{ eqnarray *\}
z0 = d=0 z\]0 \&=\& d = 0 \textbackslash \textbackslash Font size To specify font size use following commands,
zn+1 = zn2 + c
z\] \{ n +1\} \&=\& z\]n \textasciicircum 2+ c
\textbackslash end \{ eqnarray *\} for example to get `` This Document Created by Rakesh" use
\{\textbackslash tiny This\} \{\textbackslash scriptsize Document\} \{\textbackslash small Created\}
(you can have an empty left or right side of the alignment). \{\textbackslash large by\} \{\textbackslash Large Rakesh\}.
Align using the align* environment (\& operator use to
specify alignment and you can use as many as you want \textbackslash tiny tiny \textbackslash Large Large
alignment option in each line) \textbackslash scriptsize scriptsize
\textbackslash footnotesize footnotesize
\textbackslash LARGE LARGE
x=y w=z a=b+c
\textbackslash small small \textbackslash huge huge
2x = - y 3w = z
1
2
a=b \textbackslash normalsize normalsize
\textbackslash large large \textbackslash Huge Huge
- 4 + 5x = 2 + y w + 2 = - 1 + w ab = cb
\textbackslash begin \{ align *\} These are declarations and should be used in the form
x \&= y \& w \&= z \& a \&= b + c \textbackslash \textbackslash \{\textbackslash small . . . \}, or without braces to affect the entire docu-
2 x \&= - y \& 3 w \&=\textbackslash frac \{1\}\{2\} z \& a \&= b \textbackslash \textbackslash
-4 + 5 x \&=2+ y \& w +2\&= -1+ w \& ab \&= cb ment.
\textbackslash end \{ align *\}
Tabular environments
\textbackslash = Set tab stop. \textbackslash > Go to tab stop.
For each environment, get a numbered version by omit-
Tab stops can be set on ``invisible'' lines with \textbackslash kill at the
ting the asterisk, as with align in place of align*.
end of the line. Normally \textbackslash \textbackslash is used to separate lines.
Calculus examples The last three here are display
style.
tabular environment
f : \BbbR \rightarrow \BbbR f\textbackslash colon\textbackslash mathbb\{R\}\textbackslash to\textbackslash mathbb\{R\}
\textbackslash begin\{array\}[pos]\{cols\}
\textbackslash begin\{tabular\}[pos]\{cols\}
9.8 m/s2 9.8\textasciitilde \textbackslash text\{m\}/\textbackslash text\{s\}\textasciicircum 2
\textbackslash begin\{tabular*\}\{width\}[pos]\{cols\}
f (x + h) - f (x)
\mathrm{l}\mathrm{i}\mathrm{m} \textbackslash lim\]\{h\textbackslash to 0\}\textbackslash frac\{f(x+h)-f(x)\}\{h\}
h\rightarrow 0
\int h tabular column specification
x dx = x3 /3 + C
2
\textbackslash int x\textasciicircum 2\textbackslash ,dx=x\textasciicircum 3/3+C
l Left-justified column.
d d Centered column.
\nabla = \bfiti + \bfitj \textbackslash nabla=\textbackslash boldsymbol\{i\}\textbackslash frac\{d\}\{dx\}+ \cdot \cdot \cdot ! c
dx dy r Right-justified column.
Discrete Mathematics Examples There are sev- p\{width\} Same as \textbackslash parbox[t]\{width\}.
eral operator we used: | Inserts a vertical line between columns.

a \equiv b (\mathrm{m}\mathrm{o}\mathrm{d} m) a\textbackslash equiv b\textbackslash pmod m m \mathrm{m}\mathrm{o}\mathrm{d} n m\textbackslash bmod n tabular elements

a \equiv b \mathrm{m}\mathrm{o}\mathrm{d} m a\textbackslash equiv b\textbackslash mod m a \equiv b (m) a\textbackslash equiv b\textbackslash pod m \textbackslash hline Horizontal line between rows.
\Biggl( \Biggr) \textbackslash cline\{x-y\} Horizontal line across columns x
\bigl( n\bigr) n
k
\textbackslash binom\{n\}\{k\} \textbackslash dbinom\{n\}\{k\} through y.
k
\textbackslash multicolumn\{n\}\{cols\}\{text\} A cell that spans n columns,
with cols column specification.
\bigl( n\bigr)
k
\textbackslash tbinom\{n\}\{k\} n Pr \{\}\]nP\]r

Font face The font can also be changed for a specific

element in the document. Copyright \bigcirc
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A Tabular Example Floating Bodies
To get below table \textbackslash begin\{table\}[place] Add numbered table.
Col1 Col2 Col2 col4 \textbackslash begin\{figure\}[place] Add numbered figure.
\textbackslash begin\{equation\}[place] Add numbered equation.
1 6 87837 am
\textbackslash caption\{text\} Caption for the body.
12 7 78 Rakesh is The place is a list valid placements for the body. t=top,
3 55 778 Math is h=here, b=bottom, p=separate page, !=place even if ugly.
beautiful Captions and label markers should be within the environ-
5 88 788 Department ment.
use following code. Justification The declarations command should be used
\textbackslash begin \{ tabular \}\{|| l c r c ||\} in the form \{\textbackslash centering text\}, or without braces to affect
\textbackslash hline the entire document.
Col1 \& Col2 \& Col2 \& Col3 \textbackslash \textbackslash [0.5 ex ] Environment Declaration
\textbackslash hline \textbackslash hline
1 \& 6 \& 87837 \& 787 \textbackslash \textbackslash \textbackslash begin\{center\} \textbackslash centering
\textbackslash hline \textbackslash begin\{flushleft\} \textbackslash raggedright
12 \& 7 \& 78 \& 5415 \textbackslash \textbackslash
\textbackslash hline \textbackslash begin\{flushright\} \textbackslash raggedleft
3 \& 55 \& 778 \& 7507 \textbackslash \textbackslash
\textbackslash hline Sample LATEX document The following simple code
224 \& 545 \& 18744 \& 7560 \textbackslash \textbackslash
\textbackslash hline will generate a nice document.
5 \& 88 \& 788 \& 6344 \textbackslash \textbackslash [1 ex ]
\textbackslash hline \textbackslash documentclass[11pt]\{article\}
\textbackslash end \{ tabular \}
\textbackslash usepackage\{fullpage\}
To use \textbackslash multicolumn\{n\}\{cols\}\{text\} and \textbackslash title\{My Title Goes Here\}
\textbackslash multirow\{n\}\{cols\}\{text\} you have to use package \textbackslash author\{My Name\}
\textbackslash usepackage\{multicol\} and \textbackslash usepackage\{multirow\}, re- \textbackslash begin\{document\}
spectively. \textbackslash maketitle
col1 col2 col3
cell2 cell3 \textbackslash section\{section\}
Multiple \textbackslash subsection*\{subsection without number\}
cell5 cell6
row text \textbackslash textbf\{bold text\} text. Some math: \$2+2=5\$
cell8 cell9
\textbackslash subsection\{subsection\}
\textbackslash begin \{ tabular \}\{ | c | c | c | c | \} text \textbackslash emph\{emphasized text\} text.
\textbackslash hline
col1 \& col2 \& col3 \textbackslash \textbackslash discovered the structure of Mathematics.
\textbackslash hline
\textbackslash multirow \{3\}\{4 em \}\{ Multiple row \} \& cell2 \& cell3 \textbackslash \textbackslash
\& cell5 \& cell6 \textbackslash \textbackslash A table:
\& cell8 \& cell9 \textbackslash \textbackslash \textbackslash begin\{table\}[!th]
\textbackslash hline
\textbackslash end \{ tabular \} \textbackslash begin\{tabular\}\{|l|c|r|\}
\textbackslash hline
Document Styling first \& row \& data \textbackslash \textbackslash
second \& row \& data \textbackslash \textbackslash
Lists \textbackslash hline
\textbackslash end\{tabular\}
\textbackslash begin\{enumerate\} Numbered list. \textbackslash caption\{This is the caption\}
\textbackslash begin\{itemize\} Bulleted list. \textbackslash label\{ex:table\}
\textbackslash begin\{description\} Description list. \textbackslash end\{table\}
\textbackslash item text Add an item.
\textbackslash item[x ] text Use x instead of normal bullet The table is numbered \textbackslash ref\{ex:table\}.
or number. Required for descrip- \textbackslash end\{document\}
tions.
For more See also the following site for any help:
References
marker have to be an unique name with LATEX Symbols mirror.ctan.org/info/symbols/
respect to different marking position. comprehensive
\textbackslash label\{marker \} Set a marker for cross- DeTEXify detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html
reference, often of the form TEXStack Exchange tex.stackexchange.com
\textbackslash label\{sec:item\}. ShareLATEX sharelatex.com/learn
\textbackslash ref\{marker \} Give section/body number of Wiki Book en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX
marker.
\textbackslash pageref\{marker \} Give page number of marker.
\textbackslash footnote\{text\} Print footnote at bottom of page. Copyright \bigcirc
c 2017 Rakesh Jana August 30, 2017