Science Stuff
The package sciencestuff.sty provides shortcuts for commonly inserted commands in scientific texts.
Included Packages
Together with new commands, the package also automatically includes:
amsmath,amssymb,amsfontsfor mathematical symbols and fonts,dsfontsfor improved numerical sets,upgreekfor upright Greek letters,physicsfor common physics-related objects,siunitxfor SI units of measurements,clevereffor improved citations.
Commands
This is a collection of commands which can be used:
\1for the identity matrix,\N,\Q,\R,\Zfor numeric sets.
\c<capital-letter>for calligraphic letters,\r<capital-letter>for romanic letters,\f<capital-letter>for Gothic letters.
\O{<num>}for orthogonal groups,\SO{<num>}for special orthogonal groups,\U{<num>}for unitary groups,\SU{<num>}for special unitary groups,\GL{<num>}{<field>}for general linear groups,\SL{<num>}{<field>}for special linear groups.
\ipd{<letter>} can be used for inline partial derivatives (e.g. \ipd{u} is equivalent to \partial_u).
As \dd[<num>]{<letter>} can be used to print \mathrm{d}^<num> <letter>, \dss[<num>]{<letter>} can be used to print \mathrm{d}<letter>^<num>.
\zeroinfint{<letter>}is used for integrals from 0 to+\inftyin\dd{<letter>},\infzeroint{<letter>}is used for integrals from-\inftyto 0 in\dd{<letter>},\infinfint{<letter>}is used for integrals from-\inftyto+\inftyin\dd{<letter>},\finiteint{<letter>}{<low>}{<upp>}is used for integrals from<low>to<upp>if\dd{<letter>}.
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