What platform to use? the editor name? the different editing formats and templates? is there a video course or lectures notes that is quick study to be able to write a full scientific paper in the field of applied mathematics using LaTex?
Many thanks
The most efficient way to learn LaTeX is by typesetting your own documents. A good starting point is to get a sample document from a colleague and see how it is arranged. Then you may like to start modifying it and reshape it gradually to your needs.
MiKTeX https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MiKTeX
is free platform and there are many concise user guides where the fundamentals are explained pretty well.
WinEdt http://www.winedt.com
is an inexpensive interface which simplifies typesetting.
Scientific Workplace https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_WorkPlace
is a more expensive but nice interface I use for many years and I am quite happy. SWP incorporates also computer algebra and may incorporate Maple computational engine.
A cheaper version for LaTeX typesetting without computer algebra is Scientific Word
https://www.mackichan.com/index.html?products/sw.html~mainFrame
Sometimes I need to edit documents in WinEdt if the style is too tricky for SWP.
Good luck!
http://www.hostmath.com/
It will be helpful for writing mathematical equations in Latex.
Hello Hala Adnan Hashim !
Lately I recommend you use ShareLatex which is an easy-to-use, collaborative online LaTeX editor. For starters there are more than 400 Models in the template gallery, so it's easy to get started, even if you're writing a magazine article, thesis, resume or something else. ShareLaTeX includes history of all changes so you can see exactly who changed what and when. It makes it extremely easy to keep up to date on the progress of your employees and you can review recent work. In collaborative mode or alone, some mistakes are made. Reverting to previous versions is simple and removes the risk of losing work or regretting a change. Hope this helps.
Website:
https://www.sharelatex.com?r=29a94bae&rm=d&rs=b
The fastest way is to typeset your own manuscript with the guidance of your colleague who is familiar with LaTex.
The fastest way is to start with a simple but complete document. Once it is done, you can add more and more details as per ur need. What ever you need, the sample code is available online ( just google)
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