typst-undergradmath

A Typst port of undergradmath.

Limitations

The following limitations are also annotated in the document.

• [x] ~Script letters, such as $\mathscr{P}$ form \mathscr{P}, are unavailable.~ It's possible to get script letters like $\mathscr{P}$ from cal(P) by changing the stylistic-set of the text() function. The stylistic set to apply is font-specific, so it's necessary to consult the font to know which set is desired.
• [x] ~Greek letter $\varsigma$ \u{03C2} from \varsigma is not defined as a symbol and should probably be defined as sigma.alt.~ sigma.alt is available as from typst v0.5.0.
• [x] $\emptyset$ from \emptyset is available in Typst as nothing, while $\varnothing$ from \varnothing is not. May need a let binding with some specific fonts. See the Version 3.93 section of README at https://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/newcomputermodern. See also #10 and #16 for details.
• [x] ~$\imath$ \u{1D6A4} and $\jmath$ \u{1D6A5}, from \imath and \jmath respectively, are not defined as symbols. They are used in like vectors $\vec{\imath}$ with \vec{\imath}.~ $\imath$ and $\jmath$ are dotless.i and dotless.j respectively as from typst v0.4.0.
• [x] ~$\widehat{x + y}$ from \widehat{x + y} is unavailable.~ It's automatic if you write $hat(x+y)$, as mentioned in #2.
• [x] ~No idea with $\doteq$ from \doteq. Maybe use fonts from mathabx or do some spacing adjustment with dot and eq.~ It can be obtained with \u{2250}, which is a bit tricky.
• [x] ~LaTeX arrays (i.e., matrices without fences) are unavailable, but it's easy to get them with the grid function. For math mode, it would be nice to add a new option "" for delim of the mat function.~ It's actually available with $mat(delim: #none, ..)$.
• [x] ~No idea with spacing between values and units. It would be really great to have something like siunitx.~ The space between values and units can be thin (\u{2009}), as mentioned in #17. There are also some amazing Typst ports of siunitx, such as metro and unify.

License

Like undergradmath, typst-undergradmath is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

Contributing to typst-undergradmath

If you're interested in contributing to this project, feel free to comment on existing issues, open new issues and create pull requests.

If you create a pull request, make sure to observe the following rules:

1. adopt Conventional Commits, and
2. keep the document two-page.