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LaTeX Using the LaTeX Symbol for "E" for EMF Induction
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SUMMARY
The discussion focuses on using the LaTeX symbol for electromotive force (EMF) represented as "E". The specific code to generate this symbol in LaTeX is \mathcal E. This notation is essential for accurately representing EMF in scientific documents and presentations.
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- Familiarity with mathematical symbols in LaTeX
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- Experience with scientific document preparation
- Research advanced LaTeX symbol usage for physics
- Learn about LaTeX packages for enhanced mathematical formatting
- Explore LaTeX document classes suitable for scientific papers
- Study the principles of electromagnetism related to EMF
Students, researchers, and professionals in physics and engineering who require precise typesetting of mathematical symbols in LaTeX for academic or technical documents.
As you can see from the image here, when I graph the 2d graph of y = 5sin(1/x), it comes out like I'd expect. However, when I graph it in a 3d graph, it doesn't look right at all. Can someone tell me why it isn't displaying right, or is it and I'm just missing something when I add the z axis?
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