Nomenclature in LaTeX document - all you need to know to master it - LaTeX course

Описание: How to add the Nomenclature to your document in LaTeX using the acronym package. I will show you how to add the nomenclature at the beginning of the document and how to reference the variables and constants in the text. I will also show you how to properly format it and change its style. Finally, I will explain how to move the nomenclature to an external file, so we can re-use it when you will be writing a new paper.

I will be using Overleaf, but you can also compile your document locally. Please find the source code I have used in this video below.

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📝 Useful notes
More about the acronym package: http://ctan.math.washington.edu/tex-a...
More about the nomencl package: https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/...

👨‍💻 Source code
\usepackage[printonlyused]{acronym}

\section*{Nomenclature}
\renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{0.75}\normalsize
\renewcommand{\aclabelfont}[1]{\textsc{\acsfont{#1}}}
\begin{acronym}[longest]

\acro{t}[$t_{db}$]{dry-bulb air temperature\acroextra{, $^{\circ}$C}}
\acro{t-w}[$t_{wb}$]{wet-bulb air temperature\acroextra{, $^{\circ}$C}}
\acro{rh}[RH]{relative humidity}
\acro{c}[$c$]{speed of light in a vacuum inertial system
\acroextra{, $299,792,458\, m/s$}}

\end{acronym}
\renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{1}\normalsize

📝 Useful notes
To refer to a nomenclature entry in the text use
\ac{t} \ac{rh}

\Ac{} to capitalize the nomenclature definition
\acf{} to print the full nomenclature entry
\acs{} to get the short version of the nomenclature entry

🎥 Content of this video:
00:00 - What you will learn
01:00 - Difference between nomenclature, glossary, acronyms, and terms
02:40 - Nomencl vs acronym package
03:40 - Import acronym package
04:45 - Add the nomenclature section
05:15 - Add terms to the nomenclature
07:30 - Reference terms in the text
09:20 - Change how the variable is shown in the text
12:50 - Styling nomenclature
16:20 - Move nomenclature to a new file.

🔣 Keywords:
#nomenclature #latex #overleaf #abbreviations #LatexCourse