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. . . when Einstein introduced his formula
e = m · c2 , (1)
which is at the same time the most widely known and the least well under-stood physical formula. . . . from which follows Kirchhoffs current law:
n∑k=1
Ik = 0 . (2)
Kirchhoffs voltage law can be derived . . . . . . which has several advantages.
ID = IF − IR (3)
is the core of a very different transistor model. . . .
Mr. Smith was happy to see hercf. Fig. 5I like BASIC. What about you?
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1. You can next the list environments to your taste:
But it might start to look silly.
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Stupid things will not become smart because theyare in a list.
Smart things, though, can be presented beautifullyin a list.
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This text is right-aligned. LATEX is not trying to make each line the same
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Einstein says
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meaning of life
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a = b+ c (10)
= d+ e (11)
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+m+ n+ o (13)
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a = b+ c (15)
= d+ e+ f + g + h+ i+ j + k + l
+m+ n+ o (16)
= p+ q + r + s (17)
a = a = a (18)
a = b+ c (19)
= d+ e+ f + g + h2 + i2 + j (20)
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x if x > 0.
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Jury 2 (The Twelve). It could be you! So beware and see
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Murphy 1.1. If there are two or more ways to do
something, and one of those ways can result in a
catastrophe, then someone will do it.
Dimostrazione. Trivial, use
E = mc2.
Dimostrazione. Trivial, use
E = mc2.
Dimostrazione. This is a proof that ends with an equation
array:
a = b+ c
= d+ e.
Dimostrazione. This is a proof that ends with an equation
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array:
a = b+ c
= d+ e.
Dimostrazione. This is a proof that ends with a numbered
equation:
a = b+ c. (24)
Dimostrazione. This is a proof that ends with a numbered
equation:
a = b+ c. (25)
Dimostrazione. This is a proof that ends with an equation
array:
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array:
a = b+ c (28)
= d+ e. (29)
Partl [1] has proposed that . . .
Riferimenti bibliografici
[1] H. Partl: German TEX, TUGboat Volume 9, Issue 1
