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Circled inline letters with minimum size to contain each single letter of the a-z alphabet
With text height={height("W")}, text depth={depth("p")}, and text width={width("m")}, you can set the height, depth, and width of your node text with the same height of W,...
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Name on top of two optimization problems
Here's the solution.
Regarding the references, I just made a custom counter problem with \refstepcounter to add reference points for each \label.
As to the spacing, I wrapped the whole block within an ...
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command to generate a breaking half space or break, but not full space
The horizontal space is normally breakable when you use \hskip primitive without preceding penalty. I set the same amount of \tbspace like in egreg's answer, but (of course) I used only TeX primitives....
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command to generate a breaking half space or break, but not full space
Instead of adding some command after the comma, which is error prone, I suggest to define your own command for these series.
\documentclass{article}
\ExplSyntaxOn
\NewDocumentCommand{\tbspace}{}{\...
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Vertical Spacing Between the Chapter and Section Titles
As suggested in the comment, you can use the titlesec package; for example, as follows:
\documentclass[12pt]{book}
\usepackage{titlesec,lipsum}
\titleformat{\chapter}{\bfseries\huge}{}{0em}{}
\...
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Circled inline letters with minimum size to contain each single letter of the a-z alphabet
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the problem here, but a macro to circle a single inline letter could be easier, either by setting a \vphantom as in your example, or setting the text depth, text height ...
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beamer, titlepage, logo and horizontal line
As you are anyway loading the tikz package, you could use it to design your title page background.
Other comments:
the mathserif option is obsolete, use \usefonttheme[onlymath]{serif} instead
you ...
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How to reduce the protected space a tilde (~) gets in LaTeX?
\,, aka a non-breaking "thinspace", is your friend here.
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\begin{tabular}{ll}
x\% & too little? \\
x\,\% & about right? \\
x~\% & ...
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Circled inline letters with minimum size to contain each single letter of the a-z alphabet
You don't need TikZ for declaring your \stencil macro. The \enclosecircle is declared in Unicode math.
\newbox\circlebox
\setbox\circlebox=\hbox to1.1em{\hss$\phantom x\enclosecircle$\hss}
\def\ecirc#...
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Circled inline letters with minimum size to contain each single letter of the a-z alphabet
Unicode has an Enclosed Alphanumerics codeblock, so you could use direct input with a suitable font, like Noto Sans Symbols, or a CJK font:
Note that, here, the circle is the starting point, and the ...
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command to generate a breaking half space or break, but not full space
For good measure, a LuaLaTeX-based solution. :-)
% !TEX TS-program = lualatex
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{luacode} % for '\luaexec' macro
\luaexec{ function series ( s )
return ( ...
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