LaTeX Bruch

LaTeX Bruch is a LaTeX package that provides a convenient way to typeset fractions in LaTeX documents. It is particularly useful in mathematical and scientific documents where fractions are common.

Installation

LaTeX Bruch can be installed by downloading the package from CTAN and then installing it in your LaTeX distribution. Alternatively, it can be installed using a package manager such as MikTeX or TeX Live.

Usage

To use LaTeX Bruch, you need to include the package in your LaTeX document using the following command:

\usepackage{bruch}

Once you have included the package, you can typeset fractions using the \bruch command. Here is an example:

$\bruch{3}{4}$

This will produce the following output:

$\bruch{3}{4}$

The \bruch command takes two arguments: the numerator and denominator of the fraction. If you need to include the fraction within a larger expression, you can enclose it in parentheses or use other delimiters:

$(2 + \bruch{3}{4}) \cdot \bruch{5}{6}$

This will produce the following output:

$(2 + \bruch{3}{4}) \cdot \bruch{5}{6}$

Options

LaTeX Bruch provides several options that allow you to customize the appearance of fractions. For example, you can change the size of the fraction using the size option:

$\bruch[size=\small]{3}{4}$ $\bruch[size=\large]{3}{4}$

This will produce the following output:

$\bruch[size=\small]{3}{4}$ $\bruch[size=\large]{3}{4}$

Other options include color to change the color of the fraction, style to change the style of the fraction (e.g. solid line, dotted line), and alignment to change the alignment of the fraction within a larger expression.

Conclusion

LaTeX Bruch is a powerful package that offers a simple and convenient way to typeset fractions in LaTeX documents. With its numerous options, it allows you to customize the appearance of fractions to suit your needs. If you frequently include fractions in your documents, LaTeX Bruch is definitely worth checking out.