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.NH Photocomposition .PP Photocomposition t<mark>e</mark>chniqu<mark>e</mark>s can b<mark>e</mark> us<mark>e</mark>d to solv<mark>e</mark> som<mark>e</mark> of th<mark>e</mark> probl<mark>e</mark>ms of typ<mark>e</mark>s<mark>e</mark>tting math<mark>e</mark>matics. A phototyp<mark>e</mark>s<mark>e</mark>tt<mark>e</mark>r is a d<mark>e</mark>vic<mark>e</mark> which <mark>e</mark>xpos<mark>e</mark>s ...

.2C $gsize 9$ .nr PS 9 .nr VS 11p .NH Introduction .PP ``Mathematics is known in the trade as .ul difficult, or .ul penalty, copy because it is slower, more difficult, and more expensive to set in typ

.NH Conclusions .PP We think we have shown that it is possible to do acceptably good typesetting of mathematics on a phototypesetter, with an input language that is easy to learn and use and that sati

.nr PS 9 .nr VS 11 ....ND "Revised April, 1977" .EQ delim $$ gsize 9 .EN ....TR 17 .TL A System for Typesetting Mathematics .AU Brian W. Kernighan and Lorinda L. Cherry .AI .MH .AB .PP This paper des

.NH Languag<mark>e</mark> Th<mark>e</mark>ory .PP Th<mark>e</mark> basic structur<mark>e</mark> of th<mark>e</mark> languag<mark>e</mark> is not a particularly original on<mark>e</mark>. <mark>E</mark>quations ar<mark>e</mark> pictur<mark>e</mark>d as a s<mark>e</mark>t of ``box<mark>e</mark>s,'' pi<mark>e</mark>c<mark>e</mark>d tog<mark>e</mark>th<mark>e</mark>r in various ways. For <mark>e</mark ...

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.SH <mark>E</mark>x<mark>e</mark>rcis<mark>e</mark> 5: .PP <mark>E</mark>xp<mark>e</mark>rim<mark>e</mark>nt with th<mark>e</mark> substitut<mark>e</mark> command. S<mark>e</mark><mark>e</mark> what happ<mark>e</mark>ns if you substitut<mark>e</mark> for som<mark>e</mark> word on a lin<mark>e</mark> with s<mark>e</mark>v<mark>e</mark>ral occurr<mark>e</mark>nc<mark>e</mark>s of that word. For <mar ...

.SH Th<mark>e</mark> curr<mark>e</mark>nt lin<mark>e</mark> \- ``Dot'' or ``.'' .PP Suppos<mark>e</mark> your buff<mark>e</mark>r still contains th<mark>e</mark> six lin<mark>e</mark>s as abov<mark>e</mark>, that you hav<mark>e</mark> just typ<mark>e</mark>d .P1 1,3p .P2 and .ul <mark>e</mark>d has print<mark>e</mark>d th<mark>e</mark> thr<mark>e</mark><mark>e</mark> lin<mark>e</mark>s for you. Tr ...

.SH Sp<mark>e</mark>cial Charact<mark>e</mark>rs .PP You may hav<mark>e</mark> notic<mark>e</mark>d that things just don't work right wh<mark>e</mark>n you us<mark>e</mark>d som<mark>e</mark> charact<mark>e</mark>rs lik<mark>e</mark> \*., .UL * , .UL $ , and oth<mark>e</mark>rs in cont<mark>e</mark>xt s<mark>e</mark>arch<mark>e</mark>s and th<mark>e</mark> substitut<mark>e</mark> command. Th<mark> ...

.SH Writing t<mark>e</mark>xt out as a fil<mark>e</mark> \- th<mark>e</mark> Writ<mark>e</mark> command ``w'' .PP It's lik<mark>e</mark>ly that you'll want to sav<mark>e</mark> your t<mark>e</mark>xt for lat<mark>e</mark>r us<mark>e</mark>. To writ<mark>e</mark> out th<mark>e</mark> cont<mark>e</mark>nts of th<mark>e</mark> buff<mark>e</mark>r onto a fil<mark>e</mark>, us<mark>e</mark> th<mark>e</ ...