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{{note | Most of the features of '''amsl''' module are now part of ConTeXt. They have been implemented in a different way then the '''amsl''' module, and provide better integration with the rest of ConTeXt package.}}
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The '''amsl''' module by Giuseppe Bilotta ([[User: Oblomov|Oblomov]]) is intended to provide AMS math for ConTeXt, similar to AMS-LaTeX.
 
The '''amsl''' module by Giuseppe Bilotta ([[User: Oblomov|Oblomov]]) is intended to provide AMS math for ConTeXt, similar to AMS-LaTeX.
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* reference format <tt>eqref</tt>
 
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Latest revision as of 13:20, 9 August 2020

< Math | nath >



NOTE: Most of the features of amsl module are now part of ConTeXt. They have been implemented in a different way than the amsl module, and provide better integration with the rest of ConTeXt package.

The amsl module by Giuseppe Bilotta (Oblomov) is intended to provide AMS math for ConTeXt, similar to AMS-LaTeX.

\usemodule[amsl]

Defined commands:

  • stackrel
  • underset
  • start/stop eqnalign
  • start/stop gather
  • start/stop array
  • start/stop cases, bigcases
  • font commands: \mathcal, \mathbb, \mathfrak
  • reference format eqref

Hint: You should set your body font after loading amsl, because it resets body font to rm.


(Sorry, I don't understand much of math; please someone enhance this page! --Hraban)