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This blog is a personal learning space focused on Mathematics, LaTeX, Linux, and educational technology. It contains structured tutorials, learning notes, and interactive demonstrations using tools like GeoGebra and TikZ.

This blog is written and maintained by Aan Triono, a mathematics educator and technology enthusiast. You can learn more on the About page.

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LaTeX is a professional typesetting system widely used in academia, science, and publishing. It's especially powerful for documents with complex mathematical equations, references, and structured formatting. If you write academic papers, theses, or teaching materials, LaTeX is a game-changer.

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Yes, all code snippets and examples shared on this blog are free to use for learning and personal projects. For republishing full articles or commercial use, please contact me first.

Yes! Mathematical expressions are rendered using KaTeX, a fast and beautiful math rendering library. Inline math uses $...$ syntax and display math uses $$...$$. Most standard LaTeX math commands are supported.

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