Re:The lingua franca of LaTeX
by xorand on Saturday May 25, 2019 @11:16AM
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This quote is amusing:
"there’s even an open archive maintained by Cornell University where authors of papers in physics, chemistry, and other disciplines can directly submit their LaTeX manuscripts for open viewing."
for two reasons:
1) sounds like 'there's even a church at Vatican' seen that arXiv.org is the biggest ever collection of scientific articles submitted by their authors
2) and there's no chemistry section in arXiv.org, but a half is mathematics and some computer science
"there’s even an open archive maintained by Cornell University where authors of papers in physics, chemistry, and other disciplines can directly submit their LaTeX manuscripts for open viewing."
for two reasons:
1) sounds like 'there's even a church at Vatican' seen that arXiv.org is the biggest ever collection of scientific articles submitted by their authors
2) and there's no chemistry section in arXiv.org, but a half is mathematics and some computer science