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Beginnings and Nomenclature The Beamer Class Presenting the Mathematics Why Beamer? A beginning example Mary Elizabeth Balof 1 Daniel Balof 2 1 Assumption School Walla Walla, WA 2 Miss Betty’s PreSchool Walla Walla, WA Math 497-Senior Seminar January 20, 2012 Balof Why, Beamer!

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  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    Why Beamer?A beginning example

    Mary Elizabeth Balof 1 Daniel Balof 2

    1Assumption SchoolWalla Walla, WA

    2Miss Betty’s PreSchoolWalla Walla, WA

    Math 497-Senior SeminarJanuary 20, 2012

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    Outline

    1 Beginnings and NomenclatureThe HistoryEuropean Language

    2 The Beamer Document ClassAn Ordinary TeX DocumentInclusion of different file typesOverlaysTransitions

    3 Presenting the Mathematics

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    The HistoryPoor Translations

    The Origins of Beamer

    Beamer was created by Till Tantau for his Ph. D. thesispresentation in 2003.

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    The HistoryPoor Translations

    The nomenclature

    Beamer is the generic European word for overhead projector.

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    The HistoryPoor Translations

    Est-ce qu’il y a un Beamer?

    Hebt u een Beamer?

    Egy Beamer nekked van?

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    Why We Love TeX

    Beamer handles mathematical expressions exactly as LATEXdoes.

    1 Which of the following vector fields F. are conservative?For those that are, find a function f (x , y) such that F = ∇f.

    1 F = 〈2xy , x2 + y2〉2 F = 〈2 cos x ,2y cos x〉3 F = 〈2 cos x + ex ,2ey 〉4 F = 〈2 cos y + ey ,2ex〉

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  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

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  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    Including .jpg files

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    Including .pdf files

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    The Pointwise Reveal

    Why was 6 afraid of 7?Because 7 knocked over a liquor store in LA.Also, 7 was a cannibal.

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    The Pointwise Reveal

    Why was 6 afraid of 7?Because 7 knocked over a liquor store in LA.Also, 7 was a cannibal.

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    The Pointwise Reveal

    Why was 6 afraid of 7?Because 7 knocked over a liquor store in LA.Also, 7 was a cannibal.

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    The Pointwise Reveal

    Why was 6 afraid of 7?Because 7 knocked over a liquor store in LA.Also, 7 was a cannibal.

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    The Single Point Highlight

    How we can combine vectors:Vector Addition: a + bScalar Multiplication: λ · aDot Product: a� bCross Product: a× b

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    The Single Point Highlight

    How we can combine vectors:Vector Addition: a + bScalar Multiplication: λ · aDot Product: a� bCross Product: a× b

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    The Single Point Highlight

    How we can combine vectors:Vector Addition: a + bScalar Multiplication: λ · aDot Product: a� bCross Product: a× b

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    The Single Point Highlight

    How we can combine vectors:Vector Addition: a + bScalar Multiplication: λ · aDot Product: a� bCross Product: a× b

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    The Curtain Rises

    You can include fancy transitions a la PowerpointWhether Horizontal

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    The Curtain Also Rises

    or Vertical

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    An Ordinary TeX DocumentFile TypesOverlaysTransitions

    The Curtain Dissipates

    or Squarely

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    A Theorem on Prime Numbers

    TheoremThere exist infintely many primes.

    Proof.Assume that there are only finitely many primes, p1 . . . pk .Consider n = Πki=1pi + 1. Since gcd(n,pi) = 1 for all i , it followsthat n is divisible by a prime other than those from the finiteset.

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  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    A Theorem on Prime Numbers

    TheoremThere exist infintely many primes.

    Proof.Assume that there are only finitely many primes, p1 . . . pk .Consider n = Πki=1pi + 1. Since gcd(n,pi) = 1 for all i , it followsthat n is divisible by a prime other than those from the finiteset.

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  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    Columns and Boxes

    The CalculiLimitsDerivativesGraphingOptimization

    AreaVolumesIntegralsSeries and Sequences

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  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    Making the document your own

    Figuring It out

    Balof Why, Beamer!

  • Beginnings and NomenclatureThe Beamer Class

    Presenting the Mathematics

    For more...

    Til TantauThe Beamer classManual for version 3.0.6Avaliable on the Math 236 Website

    Peter SmithLaTEX for LogiciansAvailable on the Math 236 WebsiteOr athttp://www.phil.cam.ac.uk/teaching_staff/Smith/LaTeX/

    Balof Why, Beamer!

    Beginnings and NomenclatureThe HistoryEuropean Language

    The Beamer Document ClassAn Ordinary TeX DocumentInclusion of different file typesOverlaysTransitions

    Presenting the Mathematics