lsst-texmf: The LSST LaTeX classes

The LSST lsst-texmf package contains LaTeX document classes, style files, and bibliographies that can be used to help you write LSST documentation in LaTeX to match the project style defined in [Angeli and McKercher, 2013] and [Angeli and McKercher, 2013], as documented in [McKercher, 2013].

To get started, install lsst-texmf on your computer and check out the example projects. Next, learn more about writing documents with the lsstdoc class and making Beamer presentations with the LSST-beamer style file.

lsst-texmf is on GitHub at lsst/lsst-texmf.

• Installing lsst-texmf
• Using lsst-texmf as a Git submodule
  • Adding a lsst-texmf submodule
  • Cloning a document Git repository with a submodule
  • Updating a submodule
  • Editing a submodule
• Using lsst-texmf with Docker
  • Quick start
  • Deleting or refreshing the Docker image
  • About the lsst-texmf Docker image
• Using lsst-texmf with Overleaf
• Rubin Author Database and scripts
  • Why this matters
  • I am not in the AuthorDB
  • I want a paper signup sheet
  • Overview of components
  • End‑to‑end workflow for sign up form
  • Command‑line usage (patterns)
  • Data model details
  • Operational tips
• Examples
  • Documents
  • Presentations
  • Tests
• Creating new documents with templates
  • Set up
  • Quick start
  • Templates
• Using the lsstdoc document class
  • Document Preamble
  • Document Body
  • Bibliographies
  • Acronyms or Glossaries
• Writing Presentations
  • Quick start
  • Alternate themes
  • Options reference
• Developing lsst-texmf
  • Editing the class files
  • Updating bibliographies
  • Updating examples and tests
  • Contributing documentation
  • Maintaining the Docker distribution
• Environment variable reference
• References