Q: How to write block matrices?
How can one write block matrices with dashed or thin lines separating the blocks? I'm aware of the LaTeX package easybmat. I was wondering if there is anything available within LyX. Thanks in advance for the help! Atul
Q: How to write block matrices?
How can one write block matrices with dashed or thin lines separating the blocks? I'm aware of the LaTeX package easybmat. I was wondering if there is anything available within LyX. Thanks in advance for the help! Atul
Q: How to write block matrices?
How can one write block matrices with dashed or thin lines separating the blocks? I'm aware of the LaTeX package "easybmat". I was wondering if there is anything available within LyX. Thanks in advance for the help! Atul
Exercise/Problem environment in AMS-book
How does one use the Exercise or Problem environment in AMS-book? It doesn't seem to work like the enumerate environent. If I choose the problem environment, type a problem, and then hit RETURN at the end of the problem statement, I don't get a new problem number. Thanks in advance for your help! Atul -- Atul Narang Assistant Professor Department of Chemical Engineering University of Florida Gainesville, FL 32611 PHONE: 352 392 0028 FAX: 352 392 9513 EMAIL: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Exercise/Problem environment in AMS-book
How does one use the Exercise or Problem environment in AMS-book? It doesn't seem to work like the enumerate environent. If I choose the problem environment, type a problem, and then hit RETURN at the end of the problem statement, I don't get a new problem number. Thanks in advance for your help! Atul -- Atul Narang Assistant Professor Department of Chemical Engineering University of Florida Gainesville, FL 32611 PHONE: 352 392 0028 FAX: 352 392 9513 EMAIL: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Exercise/Problem environment in AMS-book
How does one use the Exercise or Problem environment in AMS-book? It doesn't seem to work like the enumerate environent. If I choose the problem environment, type a problem, and then hit RETURN at the end of the problem statement, I don't get a new problem number. Thanks in advance for your help! Atul -- Atul Narang Assistant Professor Department of Chemical Engineering University of Florida Gainesville, FL 32611 PHONE: 352 392 0028 FAX: 352 392 9513 EMAIL: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Herbert,
RevTex is the LaTeX flavor developed by the physics
community. It does support a bibliography; by default,
the bibliography corresponds to the style for physics
journals like Physical Review A, Physical Review B
(prb), etc. None of these correspond to what I am
looking for.
Since RevTex uses natbib, which is quite capable of
providing the references in the format I am seeking, I
thought there must be a way of getting it to work.
Atul
--- Herbert Voss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Atul Narang wrote:
If I use \bibliographystyle{plain} in the
preamble, I
get a series of errors. If I say plain in the box
BibTex Generated References, nothing happens -
the
default RevTex format persists.
are you sure, that RevTex supports a bibliography?
Herbert
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Re: Re: [Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Guenter,
I changed the aps.sty file. It made no difference -
RevTeX retains its default style.
Atul
--- Guenter Milde [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Tue, 5 Feb 2002 17:13:44 -0800 (PST) wrote Atul
Narang [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Herbert,
If I use \bibliographystyle{plain} in the
preamble, I
get a series of errors. If I say plain in the box
BibTex Generated References, nothing happens -
the
default RevTex format persists.
Atul
RevTeX
--- Herbert Voss
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Atul Narang wrote:
Is it possible to use RevTex with a
nonstandard
.bst
file?
I am using RevTex (it has some nice features),
but
I
would like the bibliography to appear like it
does
in
Journal of Theoretical Biology,
ie.,
1. The references should appear in the format
(Jones,
1990; Jones and Smith, 1991)
2. The references should not be numbered; they
should
be listed in alphabetical order; and the title
of
the
paper must appear.
The standard options pra, prb, ..., rmp don't
meet
these requirements. I tried
\bibliographystyle{jtb},
but RevTex gives me errors. Any suggestions?
If you just need some features of revtex, you could
copy the relevant files
to a new name (Atultex, say) and change to your
needs. It is a bit tricky,
however, as latex2e loads revtex.cls,
revtex.cls loads revtex.sty,
revtex.sty loads either aps.sty, osa.sty
or seg.sty, and
aps.sty loads either prbbib.sty or
prabib.sty
which define/redefine the cite commands.
What happens if you change in aps.sty the lines
540-546 from
\def\@tempa{prb}
\ifx\@tempa\@journal %
\def\tempa{\input prbbib.sty}
\else
\def\tempa{\input prabib.sty}
\fi
\tempa
to
\def\@tempa{prb}
\def\tempa{}
\tempa
??
Guenter
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Re: [Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Herbert,
RevTex is the LaTeX flavor developed by the physics
community. It does support a bibliography; by default,
the bibliography corresponds to the style for physics
journals like Physical Review A, Physical Review B
(prb), etc. None of these correspond to what I am
looking for.
Since RevTex uses natbib, which is quite capable of
providing the references in the format I am seeking, I
thought there must be a way of getting it to work.
Atul
--- Herbert Voss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Atul Narang wrote:
If I use \bibliographystyle{plain} in the
preamble, I
get a series of errors. If I say plain in the box
BibTex Generated References, nothing happens -
the
default RevTex format persists.
are you sure, that RevTex supports a bibliography?
Herbert
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Re: Re: [Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Guenter,
I changed the aps.sty file. It made no difference -
RevTeX retains its default style.
Atul
--- Guenter Milde [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Tue, 5 Feb 2002 17:13:44 -0800 (PST) wrote Atul
Narang [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Herbert,
If I use \bibliographystyle{plain} in the
preamble, I
get a series of errors. If I say plain in the box
BibTex Generated References, nothing happens -
the
default RevTex format persists.
Atul
RevTeX
--- Herbert Voss
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Atul Narang wrote:
Is it possible to use RevTex with a
nonstandard
.bst
file?
I am using RevTex (it has some nice features),
but
I
would like the bibliography to appear like it
does
in
Journal of Theoretical Biology,
ie.,
1. The references should appear in the format
(Jones,
1990; Jones and Smith, 1991)
2. The references should not be numbered; they
should
be listed in alphabetical order; and the title
of
the
paper must appear.
The standard options pra, prb, ..., rmp don't
meet
these requirements. I tried
\bibliographystyle{jtb},
but RevTex gives me errors. Any suggestions?
If you just need some features of revtex, you could
copy the relevant files
to a new name (Atultex, say) and change to your
needs. It is a bit tricky,
however, as latex2e loads revtex.cls,
revtex.cls loads revtex.sty,
revtex.sty loads either aps.sty, osa.sty
or seg.sty, and
aps.sty loads either prbbib.sty or
prabib.sty
which define/redefine the cite commands.
What happens if you change in aps.sty the lines
540-546 from
\def\@tempa{prb}
\ifx\@tempa\@journal %
\def\tempa{\input prbbib.sty}
\else
\def\tempa{\input prabib.sty}
\fi
\tempa
to
\def\@tempa{prb}
\def\tempa{}
\tempa
??
Guenter
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Re: [Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Herbert,
RevTex is the LaTeX flavor developed by the physics
community. It does support a bibliography; by default,
the bibliography corresponds to the style for physics
journals like Physical Review A, Physical Review B
(prb), etc. None of these correspond to what I am
looking for.
Since RevTex uses natbib, which is quite capable of
providing the references in the format I am seeking, I
thought there must be a way of getting it to work.
Atul
--- Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Atul Narang wrote:
>
> > If I use \bibliographystyle{plain} in the
> preamble, I
> > get a series of errors. If I say plain in the box
> > "BibTex Generated References", nothing happens -
> the
> > default RevTex format persists.
>
>
> are you sure, that RevTex supports a bibliography?
>
>
> Herbert
>
>
>
> --
> http://www.lyx.org/help/
>
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Re: Re: [Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Guenter,
I changed the aps.sty file. It made no difference -
RevTeX retains its default style.
Atul
--- Guenter Milde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On Tue, 5 Feb 2002 17:13:44 -0800 (PST) wrote Atul
> Narang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > Herbert,
>
> > If I use \bibliographystyle{plain} in the
> preamble, I
> > get a series of errors. If I say plain in the box
> > "BibTex Generated References", nothing happens -
> the
> > default RevTex format persists.
>
> > Atul
>
>
> > RevTeX
> > --- Herbert Voss
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > wrote:
> > > Atul Narang wrote:
> > >
> > > > Is it possible to use RevTex with a
> "nonstandard"
> > > .bst
> > > > file?
> > > >
> > > > I am using RevTex (it has some nice features),
> but
> > > I
> > > > would like the bibliography to appear like it
> does
> > > in
> > > > Journal of Theoretical Biology,
> > > > ie.,
> > > >
> > > > 1. The references should appear in the format
> > > (Jones,
> > > > 1990; Jones and Smith, 1991)
> > > > 2. The references should not be numbered; they
> > > should
> > > > be listed in alphabetical order; and the title
> of
> > > the
> > > > paper must appear.
> > > >
> > > > The standard options pra, prb, ..., rmp don't
> meet
> > > > these requirements. I tried
> > > \bibliographystyle{jtb},
> > > > but RevTex gives me errors. Any suggestions?
>
> If you just need some features of revtex, you could
> copy the relevant files
> to a new name (Atultex, say) and change to your
> needs. It is a bit tricky,
> however, as latex2e loads revtex.cls,
> revtex.cls loads revtex.sty,
> revtex.sty loads either aps.sty, osa.sty
> or seg.sty, and
> aps.sty loads either prbbib.sty or
> prabib.sty
> which define/redefine the cite commands.
>
>
> What happens if you change in aps.sty the lines
> 540-546 from
>
>
> \def\@tempa{prb}
> \ifx\@tempa\@journal %
> \def\tempa{\input prbbib.sty}
> \else
> \def\tempa{\input prabib.sty}
> \fi
> \tempa
>
> to
> \def\@tempa{prb}
> \def\tempa{}
> \tempa
>
> ??
>
> Guenter
>
> --
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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[Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Is it possible to use RevTex with a nonstandard .bst
file?
I am using RevTex (it has some nice features), but I
would like the bibliography to appear like it does in
Journal of Theoretical Biology,
ie.,
1. The references should appear in the format (Jones,
1990; Jones and Smith, 1991)
2. The references should not be numbered; they should
be listed in alphabetical order; and the title of the
paper must appear.
The standard options pra, prb, ..., rmp don't meet
these requirements. I tried \bibliographystyle{jtb},
but RevTex gives me errors. Any suggestions? I am
using LyX 1.1.6fix4
Thanks for your help.
Atul
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Re: [Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Herbert,
If I use \bibliographystyle{plain} in the preamble, I
get a series of errors. If I say plain in the box
BibTex Generated References, nothing happens - the
default RevTex format persists.
Atul
RevTeX
--- Herbert Voss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Atul Narang wrote:
Is it possible to use RevTex with a nonstandard
.bst
file?
I am using RevTex (it has some nice features), but
I
would like the bibliography to appear like it does
in
Journal of Theoretical Biology,
ie.,
1. The references should appear in the format
(Jones,
1990; Jones and Smith, 1991)
2. The references should not be numbered; they
should
be listed in alphabetical order; and the title of
the
paper must appear.
The standard options pra, prb, ..., rmp don't meet
these requirements. I tried
\bibliographystyle{jtb},
but RevTex gives me errors. Any suggestions? I am
using LyX 1.1.6fix4
I never used RevTex, but what jhappens when you
choose style plain ?
Herbert
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[Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Is it possible to use RevTex with a nonstandard .bst
file?
I am using RevTex (it has some nice features), but I
would like the bibliography to appear like it does in
Journal of Theoretical Biology,
ie.,
1. The references should appear in the format (Jones,
1990; Jones and Smith, 1991)
2. The references should not be numbered; they should
be listed in alphabetical order; and the title of the
paper must appear.
The standard options pra, prb, ..., rmp don't meet
these requirements. I tried \bibliographystyle{jtb},
but RevTex gives me errors. Any suggestions? I am
using LyX 1.1.6fix4
Thanks for your help.
Atul
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Re: [Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Herbert,
If I use \bibliographystyle{plain} in the preamble, I
get a series of errors. If I say plain in the box
BibTex Generated References, nothing happens - the
default RevTex format persists.
Atul
RevTeX
--- Herbert Voss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Atul Narang wrote:
Is it possible to use RevTex with a nonstandard
.bst
file?
I am using RevTex (it has some nice features), but
I
would like the bibliography to appear like it does
in
Journal of Theoretical Biology,
ie.,
1. The references should appear in the format
(Jones,
1990; Jones and Smith, 1991)
2. The references should not be numbered; they
should
be listed in alphabetical order; and the title of
the
paper must appear.
The standard options pra, prb, ..., rmp don't meet
these requirements. I tried
\bibliographystyle{jtb},
but RevTex gives me errors. Any suggestions? I am
using LyX 1.1.6fix4
I never used RevTex, but what jhappens when you
choose style plain ?
Herbert
--
http://www.lyx.org/help/
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[Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Is it possible to use RevTex with a "nonstandard" .bst
file?
I am using RevTex (it has some nice features), but I
would like the bibliography to appear like it does in
Journal of Theoretical Biology,
ie.,
1. The references should appear in the format (Jones,
1990; Jones and Smith, 1991)
2. The references should not be numbered; they should
be listed in alphabetical order; and the title of the
paper must appear.
The standard options pra, prb, ..., rmp don't meet
these requirements. I tried \bibliographystyle{jtb},
but RevTex gives me errors. Any suggestions? I am
using LyX 1.1.6fix4
Thanks for your help.
Atul
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Re: [Q] RevTex + nonstandard bibliography??
Herbert,
If I use \bibliographystyle{plain} in the preamble, I
get a series of errors. If I say plain in the box
"BibTex Generated References", nothing happens - the
default RevTex format persists.
Atul
RevTeX
--- Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Atul Narang wrote:
>
> > Is it possible to use RevTex with a "nonstandard"
> .bst
> > file?
> >
> > I am using RevTex (it has some nice features), but
> I
> > would like the bibliography to appear like it does
> in
> > Journal of Theoretical Biology,
> > ie.,
> >
> > 1. The references should appear in the format
> (Jones,
> > 1990; Jones and Smith, 1991)
> > 2. The references should not be numbered; they
> should
> > be listed in alphabetical order; and the title of
> the
> > paper must appear.
> >
> > The standard options pra, prb, ..., rmp don't meet
> > these requirements. I tried
> \bibliographystyle{jtb},
> > but RevTex gives me errors. Any suggestions? I am
> > using LyX 1.1.6fix4
>
>
> I never used RevTex, but what jhappens when you
>
> choose style "plain" ?
>
> Herbert
>
>
>
> --
> http://www.lyx.org/help/
>
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