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bio website fa.its.tudelft.nl/~teuwen
location Delft, Netherlands
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About me

I'm a PhD candidate in analysis (harmonic analysis). I have a Master of Science degree in mathematics (analysis).

I am interested in many topics in analysis, but in particular: harmonic analysis, functional analysis, operator theory and special functions.

My email address is jonasteuwen@gmail.com.

I would appreciate it if you would correct my spelling and grammatical errors.


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Oct
17
accepted Automatic branching for versions and git
Oct
17
comment Automatic branching for versions and git
Thank you! This is helpful. Also thanks for not forgetting it :-).
Oct
9
comment Automatic branching for versions and git
The idea is that I only modify the main file and the generated files do not have the goal to be merged (otherwise I could use latexdiff if I really wanted to), but more to send to people so they can start working on it. More like a fork. Most mathematicians do not use git.
Oct
9
comment Automatic branching for versions and git
Perhaps, as I use emacs anyway, Org-mode is the way to go...
Oct
9
comment Automatic branching for versions and git
@Seamus The fact that simple conditions are fine to compile different versions, but I not only want simple conditions, I also want the content removed when it is put in another branch. The .tex should not contain the stuff which does not satisfy the conditional. Those different ones could be put in another branch.
Oct
8
comment Automatic branching for versions and git
@Brent.Longborough I am looking forward to it :-).
Oct
8
comment Automatic branching for versions and git
Thanks. I have added a possible workflow! I hope it makes more sense now.
Oct
8
revised Automatic branching for versions and git
added 822 characters in body
Oct
8
asked Automatic branching for versions and git
Sep
13
awarded  Popular Question
Aug
9
comment Dynamically size arrow \mapsto in function definition
Thanks. This a nice answer. I use mathtools already, so I will remember this.
Jul
22
accepted Testing if \BODY is empty in Environ
Jul
22
comment Testing if \BODY is empty in Environ
Great. This is what I have changed in the end! I also added the capitalize of the stringstring package. One issue was that I would like to mix the commands makesection and defenviron. The problem is of course that after multiple inputs I will get errors! Perhaps I need to have a test that checks if this is already done. After that I can iterate over an etoolbox list. That worked but gave errors about something not being found while it was typeset. In any case, that would be a new question!
Jul
22
revised Testing if \BODY is empty in Environ
added 297 characters in body
Jul
22
revised Testing if \BODY is empty in Environ
added 342 characters in body
Jul
22
revised Testing if \BODY is empty in Environ
Removed the \ignorespaces
Jul
22
comment Testing if \BODY is empty in Environ
@David: Thanks. I think I have fixed it now. So I remove \ignorespaces and fix it elsewhere? What test would work?
Jul
22
comment Testing if \BODY is empty in Environ
Should be working now.
Jul
22
revised Testing if \BODY is empty in Environ
Fixed the missing `}` and removed an irrelevant line.
Jul
22
comment Testing if \BODY is empty in Environ
My apologies,I manually shortened the file. Will fix it in a couple a hours when I can access a real computer.