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A `package'package
in / terminology is an extension written in such a
form that it can be used via the usepackage command. Many of the
principal features of / are provided in separate packages so
that they can be used individually on demand. The amsmath package
is perhaps the single most noteworthy package, as it subsumes the
amstext, amsbsy, and amsopn packages, and provides a
number of other enhancements for mathematical typesetting.
The current list of packages is:
- amsmath
- Defines extra environments for multiline displayed
equations, as well as a number of other enhancements for math.
- amstext
- Provides a text command for
typesetting a fragment of text inside a display.
- amsbsy
- Defines boldsymbol and pmb `poor man's
bold' commands.
- amsopn
- Provides DeclareMathOperator for defining new
`operator names' like sin and lim.
- amsthm
- Provides a proof environment and
extensions for the newtheorem command.
- amsintx
- Provides more descriptive command syntax for
integrals and sums.
- amscd
- Provides a CD environment for simple commutative
diagrams (no support for diagonal arrows).
- amsxtra
- Provides certain odds and ends such as fracwithdelims
and accentedsymbol.
- upref
- Makes ref print cross-reference numbers always
in an upright/roman font regardless of context.
Carsten Braeutigam
Sun Jun 25 14:57:10 MET DST 1995