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Essential LaTeX Commands Guide

The document provides an introduction to using LaTeX. It lists the packages and settings needed at the start of a LaTeX document. It then describes some common commands for formatting text, such as centering, changing font size, and drawing symbols like integrals, sums, and sets. Examples of 29 math and text formatting commands are given.

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Essential LaTeX Commands Guide

The document provides an introduction to using LaTeX. It lists the packages and settings needed at the start of a LaTeX document. It then describes some common commands for formatting text, such as centering, changing font size, and drawing symbols like integrals, sums, and sets. Examples of 29 math and text formatting commands are given.

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Using Latex

1. Firstly we need to add some stuff in our texshop i.e.

\documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}

\usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,enumitem}

\usepackage{times}

\usepackage[12hr]{datetime}

\usepackage{hyperref}

\usepackage[usenames,dvipsnames]{color}

\hypersetup{pdfcreationdate=\pdfdate,pdfmoddate=\pdfdate,colorlinks=true,citecolor=bl
ack,linkcolor=black}

\usepackage[margin=20mm,centering]{geometry}

\setlength{\jot}{5pt}

\setlength{\parskip}{3mm}

\setlength{\parindent}{0pt}

\begin{document}

Here will be our data material.

\end{document}

2. Now their are certain commands


• Center :- Use \begin{center} Your Data \end{center}

• Font Size :-

1. \huge it is used to have very big font.

• Regular Commands :-
1. \cap for intersection

2. \cup for union

3. \sigma for variable sigma

4. \Sigma for Summation

5. \infty for infity

6. \int\limits for integration

7. \phi for function phi


8. \gamma for function Gamma

9. \Gamma for big Gamma

10. \omega for variable omega

11. \Omega for set omega

12. \xi for jhi

13. \bar(_) for set closure

14. \le for less then equal to

15. \ge for greater then equal to

16. \frac{_}{_} for p/q

17. \partial _ for for partial differentiation

18. \delta for small delta

19. \Delta for big delta

20. \setminus for “\”

21. \circle for composition

22. \bigskip for having a gap between two lines

23. \subset for subset

24. \not\subset for not contained

25. \lvert for left modulus(|)


26. \lVert for left norm (||)

27. - - - (without space) to draw the line

28. \color{_}{_} to write something in a specific colour in the first


parenthesis we need to specify the colour and in the other one
the text.

29. \tag{_} to give a number to some equation.

30. \textbf{_} to write something in bold letters.

31. > use this to write something as a highlight.

32. >! to make something hide.

33. \nabla for gradient

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