How to put equation numbers in notebook cells?
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
    
        
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Is it possible to display equation numbers in jupyter notebook code cells?
 
I use "display latex" to display code cells and would like to have equation numbers appear on the same line as equations.
 
I haven't been able to find anything recent about this. All the discussion I've found are at least five years old.  Back then there was talk of this as a feature for future releases, but I haven't found anything about whether it ever happened.
 
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This kind of cross-referencing is probably not (well-)doable in a Jupyter notebook, whereas structured markup languages are much more apt to create it (and create document implementing such cross-referencing).
I'd think that the clearest way to create such a document would be SageTeX, possibly followed by emacs' org-mode, or possibly Markdown (pandoc + PythonTeX + pandoc-crossref).
Emmanuel Charpentier gravatar imageEmmanuel Charpentier (
    
        1 year ago
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I hadn't heard of SageTeX.  Is there anything like a notebook interface for it? I gather SageTeX generates LaTeX documents.  Is there a simple way of using it to generate pdf and doc files?  Ultimately I need to put papers into these formats.  Thanks.
Smrz gravatar imageSmrz (
    
        1 year ago
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Read this tutorial, as well as a LATEX tutorial.
Is there anything like a notebook interface for it? 
Nope. Any text ediror (my personnal recomendation is emacs).
Is there a simple way of using it to generate pdf and doc ?
PDF : pdflatex foo.tex ; sage foo.sagetex.sage ; pdflatex foo.tex.
DOC : less obvious. Try pandoc.
Emmanuel Charpentier gravatar imageEmmanuel Charpentier (
    
        1 year ago
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