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BeamerandInkscapeJus0nLanierandShaneSco6TopologyStudentsWorkshop

GeorgiaTechJune6,2016

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Beamer

Inkscape

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Beamer

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Inkscape

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Inkscape

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Today:

•  Discussexcellentslidedecks•  TourInkscape•  Tryitout!•  DiscussfurtherInkscapetechniques

•  S0ckaroundtowork/usethelab

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Today:

•  Discussexcellentslidedecks•  TourInkscape•  Tryitout!•  DiscussfurtherInkscapetechniques

•  S0ckaroundtowork/usethelab

Reflect.

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Whatcanmakeaslidetalkterrible?

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Inequivariant Solvability over F-adjoint Simple Clusters

DefinitionLet us assume we are given a simply di↵erentiable path acting conditionally on a left-Legendrehull s. A pseudo-almost geometric, trivial, semi-tangential ring is a curve if it is natural andpseudo-symmetric.

Theorem

Assume w 6= R. Let � be a finitely universal factor. Then there exists a combinatorially regular,anti-conditionally Gaussian and meager convex, Brahmagupta morphism.

Proof.

W�

S�4�

< lim�! J (2, 2 _ e)

<

I �1

p2

M

O2⌧

p�1 (b1) dx 0 ± · · · _ H

q�2, . . . ,1

⇥(f(Q))

<cosh�1

�(s)�

P (V@0, . . . , 09)6=

n

01: ✓kC (e)k ! limEro

.

In contrast, if the Riemann hypothesis holds then E kOk. Moreover, there exists a covariantand semi-locally anti-null set. Note that ⌘ i .The essential idea is that there exists a hyper-finitely convex, contra-injective, covariant andnon-stochastic smoothly canonical, completely canonical isomorphism. Let y |h|. One caneasily see that if C is not controlled by � then every Boole, composite triangle is conditionallysuper-prime and partial.Suppose we are given a singular, non-canonically complex, real triangle M. As we have shown, ifC is distinct from then every ring is semi-irreducible. Therefore ⇢00 is contra-invariant andcontra-Lie. The result now follows by an approximation argument.

F. Author, S. Another (Universities of Somewhere and Elsewhere)Presentation Title Conference Name, 2013 6 / 10

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A typical Beamer slide

Now let’s turn to the Cutting Theorem of Anderson-Sweimeister-Zink:

Theorem (Anderson-Sweimeister-Zink)

Every �-thick endomorphism of a spurred symplectospider is ✏-close to an

unspurred symplectospider, given that arctan(⇡/7) �sQ1{s|‘}

Proof.

Let K 6= 1. Let t ! L be arbitrary. Then

arctan(⇡/7) � ⌧�e⌧, . . . ,⇡�2

�⌘

⇢A : sin�1 (�) ⇠=

G (1,�n)

i (M0, . . . , e5)

= f �1⇣kT

⌘⇥ �

��kNk, kHk6

�.

F. Author, S. Another (Universities of Somewhere and Elsewhere)Presentation Title Conference Name, 2013 8 / 10

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Summary

Recent interest in meromorphic, semi-stochastically continuous,independent topoi has centered on characterizing non-Descartes,contra-onto, positive arrows. To wit:

YZ YZv

✓Aa,m

�4, . . . ,1

◆dL \ · · ·+ tanh�1 (0)

It is well known that every abelian line is Littlewood and Legendre.On the other hand, recently, there has been much interest in theconstruction of injective scalars.

Perhaps a third message, but not more than that. After all,⇢�wF : sinh�1 (2 \ ⇡) >

Y (1⇥ 2, . . . , t(v)⇡)

bQ,⌫

�6= ø

OutlookSomething you haven’t solved.Something else you haven’t solved.

F. Author, S. Another (Universities of Somewhere and Elsewhere)Presentation Title Conference Name, 2013 9 / 10

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Granular Decomposition of Every Single Tiny Logical StepPart 3 of 8

Lemma (1)

Every zip is a zap.

Lemma (2)

Every zap is a zup

Lemma (3)

Every zip is a zup

Lemma (4)

Zips exists. Zaps exist. Zups exist.

F. Author, S. Another (Universities of Somewhere and Elsewhere)Presentation Title Conference Name, 2013 4 / 12

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And there’s one thing that’s really dreadful.

That’s when someone reads their slides from beginning to endverbatim. The slides literally are the presentation, and the speaker isreduced to a mere mechanism for vocalizing the content of the slides.The audience would be better o↵ reading the slides on their own, attheir leisure, since the speaker is adding nothing to the experiencebeyond what is literally written on the slides.

Which is every. Single. Word.

F. Author, S. Another (Universities of Somewhere and Elsewhere)Presentation Title Conference Name, 2013 5 / 12

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It’s an easy trap to fall into,

Especially in Beamer. That’s because Beamer is based on LATEX,which is of course built out of typed text. If you work in a textualmedium, you are more likely to glut yourself on easy-for-you butsoporific-for-your-audience walls of text.

F. Author, S. Another (Universities of Somewhere and Elsewhere)Presentation Title Conference Name, 2013 6 / 12

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Beamerencouragesterriblehabits.

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Beamerencouragesterriblehabits.

BeamerandInkscape

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Beamerencouragesterriblehabits.

BeamerandInkscape#Never

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Pros ConsEasymathema0calnota0onHighlystructured“Coinoftherealm”

Encouragesterriblehabits

Beamer

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Pros ConsEasymathema0calnota0onHighlystructured“Coinoftherealm”

Encouragesterriblehabits

BeamerCons

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LaTeXandBeamer Powerpoint

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Don’treadusyourpaper.

Convinceuswe’dwantto.

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Powerpoint/Keynote/Sozi/etc.

Pros ConsStartfromscratchVeryflexibleFocusedonvisualsAnima0on

Mathema0calnota0on?

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LaTeXitforMac

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Powerpoint/Keynote/Sozi/etc.

Pros ConsStartfromscratchVeryflexibleFocusedonvisualsAnima0on

Mathema0calnota0on?

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AgolCycles

Theorem(Agol).Sayfispseudo-Anosovandτcarriesthea6rac0ngfolia0onforf.Considerthemaximalsplidngsequence:Therearek,nsothatf(τk)=λτk+n.Thecycle:considereduptohomeomorphismandscalingisacompleteconjugacyinvariant.

DanMargalit

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AgolCycles

12

DanMargalit

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AgolCycles

φ≈1.61

φ+1

(φ+1)/2≈1.3

DanMargalit

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AgolCycles

φ1

(φ+1)/2

(φ-1)/2

DanMargalit

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AgolCyclesDanMargalit

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AgolCyclesDanMargalit

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AgolCyclesDanMargalit

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AgolCycles

WehaveenteredtheAgolcycle!

DanMargalit

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AgolCyclesDanMargalit

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Intheseslides,wesaw:

•  Aprecisely-statedtheorem•  Mathnota0onthatdidn’toverwhelm•  Manyimages•  Aconcreteexample•  Anima0on•  Panache!

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Agol Cycles

Theorem (Agol)

Say f is pseudo-Anosov and ⌧ carries the attracting foliation of f .Consider the maximal splitting sequence:

⌧ = ⌧0 * ⌧1 * ⌧2 * ...

There exist k, n so that f (⌧k) = �⌧k+n. The cycle

⌧k * ⌧k+1 * ... * ⌧k+n�1

considered up to homeomorphism and scaling is a complete conjugacyinvariant.

F. Author, S. Another (Universities of Somewhere and Elsewhere)Presentation Title Conference Name, 2013 7 / 13

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NickSalter

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Jus0nLanier

gifsmos.com

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Sozi