Seeking Tufte-LaTeX documents

[Kevin Godby]

Hello, everyone.

I would like to collect a few examples of real-world Tufte-LaTeX
documents to link to from the Tufte-LaTeX web page.

If you've used the tufte-handout or tufte-book classes to create a
document that you wouldn't mind sharing with others, please send me a
link to the document or the actual document if you'd like me to host
it on the Tufte-LaTeX site itself. Feel free to include any class
options or notes about additional packages you used in the document
design as well.

I think having a gallery of great examples would go a long way toward
promoting the Tufte-LaTeX classes and good document design.

Thanks for your help!

--Kevin

[Jason Catena]

On May 18, 10:23 pm, Kevin Godby <god...@gmail.com> wrote:
> If you've used the tufte-handout or tufte-book classes to create a
> document that you wouldn't mind sharing with others, please send me a
> link to the document or the actual document if you'd like me to host
> it on the Tufte-LaTeX site itself. Feel free to include any class
> options or notes about additional packages you used in the document
> design as well.

I use tufte-handout for everything I write, from letters to resumes to
papers (and will use tufte-book if I write a book). I've posted the
following. Feel free to link to or host any one which you feel shows
tufte-handout to advantage.

http://swtools.wordpress.com/papers/

> --Kevin

Jason

[Marty]

Hello Kevin,

I look forward to updating to 3.0 and seeing the new results.

Here are two examples of mine using Tufte-LaTex.

The first is a handout (4 pages, meant to printed double-sided booklet
on 11" x 17" paper) "Math Club" lecture on volumes of n-dimensional
spheres. It can be found at http://people.ucsc.edu/~weissman/MathClubTalk2009.pdf

The second is a book (125 pages and growing) that I'm writing for my
graduate course in number theory. It can be found at
http://slugmath.ucsc.edu/mediawiki/index.php/Image:NumberTheory.pdf

I would prefer if these pages/files were linked from a webpage, rather
than duplicated on the Tufte-LaTex site. In particular, the book is
still in progress, and the lecture notes may get modified a bit in the
future (perhaps to update to Tufte-LaTex 3.0.

Thank you so much for creating this LaTex package - I've gotten great
feedback on it from my students and audiences during lectures.

best,

Marty Weissman
Dept. of Mathematics
University of California
Santa Cruz

[Kevin Godby]

Hello, Jason.

On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 9:10 AM, Jason Catena <jason....@gmail.com> wrote:
> I use tufte-handout for everything I write, from letters to resumes to
> papers (and will use tufte-book if I write a book).  I've posted the
> following.  Feel free to link to or host any one which you feel shows
> tufte-handout to advantage.
>
> http://swtools.wordpress.com/papers/

I've added a link to your papers page on the front page of the
Tufte-LaTeX project site (http://code.google.com/p/tufte-latex/).
Thanks for sharing your work!

--Kevin

[Kevin Godby]

Hey, Marty.

On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 9:12 AM, Marty <weissma...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello Kevin,
>
> I look forward to updating to 3.0 and seeing the new results.
>
> Here are two examples of mine using Tufte-LaTex.
>
> The first is a handout (4 pages, meant to printed double-sided booklet
> on 11" x 17" paper) "Math Club" lecture on volumes of n-dimensional
> spheres.  It can be found at http://people.ucsc.edu/~weissman/MathClubTalk2009.pdf
>
> The second is a book (125 pages and growing) that I'm writing for my
> graduate course in number theory.  It can be found at
> http://slugmath.ucsc.edu/mediawiki/index.php/Image:NumberTheory.pdf
>
> I would prefer if these pages/files were linked from a webpage, rather
> than duplicated on the Tufte-LaTex site.  In particular, the book is
> still in progress, and the lecture notes may get modified a bit in the
> future (perhaps to update to Tufte-LaTex 3.0.
>
> Thank you so much for creating this LaTex package - I've gotten great
> feedback on it from my students and audiences during lectures.

Thanks for the links to your handout and your new book. I love
showing off your graphical proof in the handout! I've added a link to
both the handout and your book on the front page of the Tufte-LaTeX
project site (http://code.google.com/p/tufte-latex/).

--Kevin