LaTeX Where to Learn LaTeX for Mathematics?

[bacte2013]

Hello! I am trying to write my notes in mathematics to permanently store my knowledge, and I am trying to learn LaTeX but it is quite difficult for me...Could you recommend me some sources and books to learn LaTeX for mathematics?

 

[radium]

There are certain TeX editors which have interfaces that make it easier to get the hang of. I like TeXmaker or TeXstudio. They basically have menus where you can find what you are looking for (for example an integral sin which will give you \int and a partial derivative symbol for \partial. Eventually you will just memorize it. Also, I have been able to answer most of my questions from Wikipedia or TeX stack-exchange

 

[DrSteve]

Hello! I am trying to write my notes in mathematics to permanently store my knowledge, and I am trying to learn LaTeX but it is quite difficult for me...Could you recommend me some sources and books to learn LaTeX for mathematics?

I would go right to the source for my materials https://latex-project.org/guides/books.html#latex-english

I would also listen to radium, as a WYSIWYG interpreter will greatly assist you in learning the syntax. I like Lyx myself, but it's a matter of style.

 

[robphy]

In writing up notes, content is more important than layout.

In my opinion, (assuming you already have a setup [editor/interface , latex compiler, etc...] that you like)
it's best to start with a simple example and modify it from there.
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/45466/tex-templates-for-mathematical-articles

If you see a layout on the web that you like, try to obtain its source .tex file.
https://www.google.com/search?q="latex+source"+math+notes

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Mathematics might be a good place to start.
No need to get overwhelmed with too many details from a book.
As needed, you can search the web [e.g. stackexchange, as suggested by @radium ] to do something fancier.

It might help if you can be more specific about what you find "quite difficult".

 

[Iso]

I'm working my way through this primer at the moment. It seems like a good start.

https://www.tug.org/twg/mactex/tutorials/ltxprimer-1.0.pdf

 

[boneh3ad]

I basically started using the Wikibook linked by @robphy and have just slowly learned new tricks as I've used the software.

 

[DrClaude]

Another good starting point is The Not So Short Introduction to $\LaTeX 2\varepsilon$.

 

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