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MATHEMATICA IMPORT/EXPORT FORMAT
TeX (.tex)
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| TeX typesetting system and programming language. Commonly used for typesetting mathematical and scientific publications and other technical documents. Plain text format. Describes the contents and the layout of multi-page documents. Developed since 1977 by Donald Knuth. |
- Export creates files compatible with AMS-LaTeX.
- See the "LaTeX" reference page for complete information about importing TeX documents.
Import and ExportImport and Export
- Export["file.tex", expr] exports arbitrary expressions and Notebook or Cell objects, as well as any box expressions obtained from ToBoxes, to the TeX format.
- The exported TeX includes markup material that maintains much of the document structure that exists within Mathematica.
- Export always generates complete AMS-LaTeX documents, not merely TeX language fragments.
- TeXForm can be used to create a TeX version of a typeset expression.
- Export["file.tex", expr, elem] creates a TeX file by treating expr as specifying element elem.
- The export format can be explicitly specified with the command Export["file", expr, "TeX"].
- See the reference pages for full general information on Export.
- ExportString supports the TeX format.
OptionsOptions
- Advanced Export options:
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"BoxRules" {} specifies mappings from Mathematica box expressions to TeX elements "ConversionRules" Automatic specifies mappings from Mathematica cell styles to TeX elements "DocumentClass" "article" what LaTeX document type to use "MathOutput" "TeX" format to use for typeset expressions "UsePackages" Automatic list of packages to include in \usepackage{} - Typical settings for
include "article", "report", and "letter". - Possible values for
are: -
"EPS" converts typeset expressions to EPS, stored in separate files "TeX" formats all typeset expressions to embedded TeX macros
ExamplesExamplesopen allclose all
Basic Examples (6)Basic Examples (6)
Export an arbitrary expression to TeX:
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This converts a Cell expression to TeX:
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Specify
for the translation of a Mathematica style element to a user-defined TeX macro:
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Create a numbered equation using the
option:
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Convert typeset expressions to EPS, stored in separate files:
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Use the
option to customize how Mathematica boxes are translated to TeX:
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