Wolfram Mathematica Notebooks with Custom Styling

This repository contains a collection of Wolfram Mathematica notebooks featuring a custom visual style. The styling enhances readability and clarity, ensuring that code cells, mathematical equations, and text are presented in a structured and visually clear manner.

Features & Objectives

This repository includes three different files that share common goals:

• Ensuring that code cells are delineated by borders, making them visually distinct from textual content.
• Using the "Times New Roman" font for all textual elements; however, this can be changed if needed.
• Displaying the estimated execution time on the right side of each code cell.

File Descriptions

Each of the following files is designed to implement these style settings:

• Preamble Notebook.nb – This notebook contains all the style settings described above, located in the Notebook Style section. To apply them, simply load this notebook.
• Preamble Notebook + MaTeX.nb – This is an extended version of the previous notebook, with an additional section for loading the MaTeX library. If MaTeX is already installed on your computer, the code will simply load it; otherwise, it will attempt to install it automatically.
• AdamC_Light.nb – This notebook encodes the custom style directly, so you don't need to load the Notebook Style preamble manually.

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Installing AdamC_Light.nb

To install and use the AdamC_Light.nb stylesheet, follow these steps:

1. Open your Mathematica notebook and type the following command:

   SystemOpen[$UserBaseDirectory <> "/SystemFiles/FrontEnd/StyleSheets/"]

   This will open the directory for user-defined stylesheets.
2. Move or copy AdamC_Light.nb to the StyleSheets folder.
3. Restart Mathematica to apply the changes.
4. Open the notebook where you want to use the new style.
5. Apply the style: • Navigate to Format > Stylesheet. • You should see AdamC_Light in the list of available styles. • Select it to apply the custom style to your notebook.

Additional Resources

If you're looking for tools to enhance your workflow, consider these:

• Mathcha.io – A powerful online tool for creating mathematical drawings and diagrams.
• Obsidian – A highly flexible and efficient note-taking application.

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Feel Free to Contribute!

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Thank you for your interest!