LaTeX logo in tufte-book

LaTeX will not typeset as the designed logo in tufte-book.

  documentclass[twoside,symmetric]{tufte-book}



  begin{document}



  title{My book} 



  author{me} 



  maketitle 



  chapter{First chapter}



  This book was written in $LaTeX$.



  end{document}

How can one fix that?

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JouleV

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It does, provided you remove the $ characters. LaTeX is not MathJax.

– egreg
8 hours ago

@egreg: Oh... silly me. Thanks so much.

– David G. Stork
8 hours ago

add a comment |

LaTeX will not typeset as the designed logo in tufte-book.

  documentclass[twoside,symmetric]{tufte-book}



  begin{document}



  title{My book} 



  author{me} 



  maketitle 



  chapter{First chapter}



  This book was written in $LaTeX$.



  end{document}

How can one fix that?

edited 4 hours ago

JouleV

5,04111239

asked 8 hours ago

David G. Stork

25119

3

It does, provided you remove the $ characters. LaTeX is not MathJax.

– egreg
8 hours ago

@egreg: Oh... silly me. Thanks so much.

– David G. Stork
8 hours ago

add a comment |

LaTeX will not typeset as the designed logo in tufte-book.

  documentclass[twoside,symmetric]{tufte-book}



  begin{document}



  title{My book} 



  author{me} 



  maketitle 



  chapter{First chapter}



  This book was written in $LaTeX$.



  end{document}

How can one fix that?

edited 4 hours ago

JouleV

5,04111239

asked 8 hours ago

David G. Stork

25119

LaTeX will not typeset as the designed logo in tufte-book.

  documentclass[twoside,symmetric]{tufte-book}



  begin{document}



  title{My book} 



  author{me} 



  maketitle 



  chapter{First chapter}



  This book was written in $LaTeX$.



  end{document}

How can one fix that?

errors tufte logos

edited 4 hours ago

JouleV

5,04111239

asked 8 hours ago

David G. Stork

25119

edited 4 hours ago

JouleV

5,04111239

asked 8 hours ago

David G. Stork

25119

edited 4 hours ago

JouleV

5,04111239

edited 4 hours ago

JouleV

5,04111239

edited 4 hours ago

JouleV

5,04111239

asked 8 hours ago

David G. Stork

25119

asked 8 hours ago

David G. Stork

25119

asked 8 hours ago

David G. Stork

25119

3

It does, provided you remove the $ characters. LaTeX is not MathJax.

– egreg
8 hours ago

@egreg: Oh... silly me. Thanks so much.

– David G. Stork
8 hours ago

add a comment |

3

It does, provided you remove the $ characters. LaTeX is not MathJax.

– egreg
8 hours ago

@egreg: Oh... silly me. Thanks so much.

– David G. Stork
8 hours ago

It does, provided you remove the $ characters. LaTeX is not MathJax.

– egreg
8 hours ago

@egreg: Oh... silly me. Thanks so much.

– David G. Stork
8 hours ago

add a comment |

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It does, but you get a funny error:

! You can't use `spacefactor' in math mode.

@->spacefactor 

                 @m {}

This is because of how LaTeX is defined:

% latex.ltx, line 1644:

DeclareRobustCommand{LaTeX}{Lkern-.36em%

        {sboxz@ T%

         vbox tohtz@{hbox{check@mathfonts

                              fontsizesf@sizez@

                              math@fontsfalseselectfont

                              A}%

                        vss}%

        }%

        kern-.15em%

        TeX}

Now let's look at TeX:

% latex.ltx, line 1643:

defTeX{Tkern-.1667emlower.5exhbox{E}kern-.125emX@}

and that's where the error comes from: @ is used to mark the X like a lower case letter, as far as the space factor is concerned.

Well, you are not supposed to use LaTeX in math mode, whatever our MathJax friends think. ;-) The correct input is just

This book was written in LaTeX.

By the way, if you want to properly typeset the LaTeX logo in MathJax, please use

$mathrm{LaTeX}$

enter image description here

Can you see the difference?

answered 8 hours ago

egreg

725k8819193224

Hah... interesting! Thanks (+1) (but no "accept" because egreg actually answered my question).

– David G. Stork
7 hours ago

Yep... got it..

– David G. Stork
4 hours ago

I want to mention that for many months I used to write simply $LaTeX$ in math, but since @egreg shows the difference I could improve my typography skills. Thanks to him and to @David for asking!!

– manooooh
1 hour ago

add a comment |

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It does, but you get a funny error:

! You can't use `spacefactor' in math mode.

@->spacefactor 

                 @m {}

This is because of how LaTeX is defined:

% latex.ltx, line 1644:

DeclareRobustCommand{LaTeX}{Lkern-.36em%

        {sboxz@ T%

         vbox tohtz@{hbox{check@mathfonts

                              fontsizesf@sizez@

                              math@fontsfalseselectfont

                              A}%

                        vss}%

        }%

        kern-.15em%

        TeX}

Now let's look at TeX:

% latex.ltx, line 1643:

defTeX{Tkern-.1667emlower.5exhbox{E}kern-.125emX@}

and that's where the error comes from: @ is used to mark the X like a lower case letter, as far as the space factor is concerned.

Well, you are not supposed to use LaTeX in math mode, whatever our MathJax friends think. ;-) The correct input is just

This book was written in LaTeX.

By the way, if you want to properly typeset the LaTeX logo in MathJax, please use

$mathrm{LaTeX}$

enter image description here

Can you see the difference?

answered 8 hours ago

egreg

725k8819193224

Hah... interesting! Thanks (+1) (but no "accept" because egreg actually answered my question).

– David G. Stork
7 hours ago

Yep... got it..

– David G. Stork
4 hours ago

I want to mention that for many months I used to write simply $LaTeX$ in math, but since @egreg shows the difference I could improve my typography skills. Thanks to him and to @David for asking!!

– manooooh
1 hour ago

add a comment |

It does, but you get a funny error:

! You can't use `spacefactor' in math mode.

@->spacefactor 

                 @m {}

This is because of how LaTeX is defined:

% latex.ltx, line 1644:

DeclareRobustCommand{LaTeX}{Lkern-.36em%

        {sboxz@ T%

         vbox tohtz@{hbox{check@mathfonts

                              fontsizesf@sizez@

                              math@fontsfalseselectfont

                              A}%

                        vss}%

        }%

        kern-.15em%

        TeX}

Now let's look at TeX:

% latex.ltx, line 1643:

defTeX{Tkern-.1667emlower.5exhbox{E}kern-.125emX@}

and that's where the error comes from: @ is used to mark the X like a lower case letter, as far as the space factor is concerned.

Well, you are not supposed to use LaTeX in math mode, whatever our MathJax friends think. ;-) The correct input is just

This book was written in LaTeX.

By the way, if you want to properly typeset the LaTeX logo in MathJax, please use

$mathrm{LaTeX}$

enter image description here

Can you see the difference?

answered 8 hours ago

egreg

725k8819193224

Hah... interesting! Thanks (+1) (but no "accept" because egreg actually answered my question).

– David G. Stork
7 hours ago

Yep... got it..

– David G. Stork
4 hours ago

I want to mention that for many months I used to write simply $LaTeX$ in math, but since @egreg shows the difference I could improve my typography skills. Thanks to him and to @David for asking!!

– manooooh
1 hour ago

add a comment |

It does, but you get a funny error:

! You can't use `spacefactor' in math mode.

@->spacefactor 

                 @m {}

This is because of how LaTeX is defined:

% latex.ltx, line 1644:

DeclareRobustCommand{LaTeX}{Lkern-.36em%

        {sboxz@ T%

         vbox tohtz@{hbox{check@mathfonts

                              fontsizesf@sizez@

                              math@fontsfalseselectfont

                              A}%

                        vss}%

        }%

        kern-.15em%

        TeX}

Now let's look at TeX:

% latex.ltx, line 1643:

defTeX{Tkern-.1667emlower.5exhbox{E}kern-.125emX@}

and that's where the error comes from: @ is used to mark the X like a lower case letter, as far as the space factor is concerned.

Well, you are not supposed to use LaTeX in math mode, whatever our MathJax friends think. ;-) The correct input is just

This book was written in LaTeX.

By the way, if you want to properly typeset the LaTeX logo in MathJax, please use

$mathrm{LaTeX}$

enter image description here

Can you see the difference?

answered 8 hours ago

egreg

725k8819193224

It does, but you get a funny error:

! You can't use `spacefactor' in math mode.

@->spacefactor 

                 @m {}

This is because of how LaTeX is defined:

% latex.ltx, line 1644:

DeclareRobustCommand{LaTeX}{Lkern-.36em%

        {sboxz@ T%

         vbox tohtz@{hbox{check@mathfonts

                              fontsizesf@sizez@

                              math@fontsfalseselectfont

                              A}%

                        vss}%

        }%

        kern-.15em%

        TeX}

Now let's look at TeX:

% latex.ltx, line 1643:

defTeX{Tkern-.1667emlower.5exhbox{E}kern-.125emX@}

and that's where the error comes from: @ is used to mark the X like a lower case letter, as far as the space factor is concerned.

Well, you are not supposed to use LaTeX in math mode, whatever our MathJax friends think. ;-) The correct input is just

This book was written in LaTeX.

By the way, if you want to properly typeset the LaTeX logo in MathJax, please use

$mathrm{LaTeX}$

enter image description here

Can you see the difference?

answered 8 hours ago

egreg

725k8819193224

answered 8 hours ago

egreg

725k8819193224

answered 8 hours ago

egreg

725k8819193224

answered 8 hours ago

egreg

725k8819193224

Hah... interesting! Thanks (+1) (but no "accept" because egreg actually answered my question).

– David G. Stork
7 hours ago

Yep... got it..

– David G. Stork
4 hours ago

I want to mention that for many months I used to write simply $LaTeX$ in math, but since @egreg shows the difference I could improve my typography skills. Thanks to him and to @David for asking!!

– manooooh
1 hour ago

add a comment |

Hah... interesting! Thanks (+1) (but no "accept" because egreg actually answered my question).

– David G. Stork
7 hours ago

Yep... got it..

– David G. Stork
4 hours ago

I want to mention that for many months I used to write simply $LaTeX$ in math, but since @egreg shows the difference I could improve my typography skills. Thanks to him and to @David for asking!!

– manooooh
1 hour ago

Hah... interesting! Thanks (+1) (but no "accept" because egreg actually answered my question).

– David G. Stork
7 hours ago

Yep... got it..

– David G. Stork
4 hours ago

I want to mention that for many months I used to write simply $LaTeX$ in math, but since @egreg shows the difference I could improve my typography skills. Thanks to him and to @David for asking!!

– manooooh
1 hour ago

add a comment |

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