Some useful LaTeX styles

You may find some of the following, yet still mostly undocumented styles useful.

Sciebo share

A lot of little helpers can be found in this sciebo-folder.

A few words on some of them:

• develop provides some features to deal with unfinished manuscripts.
• bigOetc provides some macros to typeset O(...) and similar stuff.
• maps provides macros to typeset maps: $\map[f] {base} {range} {variable} {expression}$ and variants.
• mathell automagically turns all lowercase L letters in formulas in \ell, a script version, which is distinguishable from the number 1.
• rgets provides macros for typesetting random choices: $a \rgets \Set{1,2,3,4,5,6}$.
• rounded provides macros for typesetting real numbers: For example, $\rounded{3.14}{15926535}$ produces $3.14$ and a symbol to indicate that the true value is roughly $0.00159...$ larger.
• set provides macros to typeset sets: $\Set{ a \in \R; a^2 < 2 }$.
• spacedno provides a macro to typeset large numbers.
• tilde provides a way to use function names like sin ($\sin$) on the fly: $~gcd(a,b)$.
• weakhyph provides a macro \= which allows a hyphenation but does not forbid all others in the word.

To learn more look into the code. If there is a problem tell Michael.

Many other useful styles can be fount in the CTAN.