{siunitx} is a package that provides consistent typesetting of physical quantities, allowing application of various typographic conventions with the same input syntax. This package should be used instead of the largely obsolete {siunits} package.
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Best practice for typesetting physical quantities using siunitx
Consider the following example.
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\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage[
locale=DE,
output-product=\cdot,
product-units=single % I use this option a lot in the document, ...
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asymmetric errors with exponential
I'm using siunitx, but I don't see how to put an asymmetric error, like this one, in text nor in a tabular environment:
$\left( 1.09^{+0.28}_{-0.23} \right) \times 10^{-3}$
Is there a way with ...
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Asymmetric uncertainties with siunitx package
Is it possible to typeset asymmetric uncertainties, e.g. $0.84_{-0.01}^{+0.02}$ with the siunitx package?
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Align decimal marker with thousands separator using siunitx
My table consists of two groups of rows. The first group contains large values (X,XXX). The second groups contains smaller values (0.XXX). Siunitx aligns all numbers based on the position of the ...
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xelatex select local math font
The problem I am facing is that I am typesetting with MinionPro-Regular.otf as the main font and MinionPro-Cn.otf for the captions. However I have to declare only one math font for the whole document, ...
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Include a value and its uncertainty both rounded properly
The output of a program is a value and its uncertainty. I want to include them in a tex document correctly rounded.
value_uncertainty.txt:
12345.67890 0.987654321
scientific_document.tex is ...
