LaTeX Transformer-LaTeX Code Conversion

Example

Given the text 'The sum of x and y is z, written as x + y = z.', LaTeX Transformer converts this into 'The sum of $x$ and $y$ is $z$, written as $x + y = z$.'

Scenario

This function is particularly useful in academic writing and research papers where precise mathematical notation is crucial for clarity and accuracy.

Example

For a text 'Theorem: For every n, there exists an n+1.', it produces '\begin{theorem}[Theorem] For every $n$, there exists an $n+1$. \end{theorem}' using the amsthm package.

Scenario

Useful for mathematicians, scientists, and educators compiling theorems, lemmas, and proofs in their documents, ensuring these elements are distinct and properly formatted.

Example

Converts expressions like 'Einstein's famous equation E=mc^2' to 'Einstein's famous equation $E=mc^2$' for inline, and paragraphs of equations into block math mode with proper delimiters.

Scenario

Beneficial for physics and engineering papers where equations are frequently used both within the text and as standalone entities.