TeX is a free typesetting system for which many extensions have been developed. ^[1]

Contents

• Languages
• Science
• Math and logic
• General
• Other
• See also
• References

Languages

• ArabTeX – adds support for Hebrew and Arabic alphabets ^[2]
• FarsiTeX – adds support for Farsi ^[3]
• Omega (TeX) – extends multilinguality by using the Basic Multilingual Plane of Unicode
• XeTeX – uses Unicode, adds additional fonts ^[4]
• TIPA (software) – supports phonetic characters ^[5]
• CTeX – Chinese TeX ^[6]
• MonTeX – Mongolian LaTeX ^[7]

Science

• AMS-LaTeX and AMS-TeX - classes and packages developed for the American Mathematical Society; extensions of LaTeX and TeX respectively ^[8]
• Chemfig - LaTeX package for drawing chemical structures
• CircuiTikZ - adds creation of electrical networks (adds on to TikZ) ^[9]
• REVTeX - collection of LaTeX macros used for scientific journals ^[10]
• XyMTeX - supports chemical structure diagrams
• mhchem - LaTeX extension package for typesetting chemical formulas and equations
• chemmacros - computational chemistry notation
• WIKIBOOKS LaTeX/Chemical Graphics

Math and logic

• Bussproofs
• siunitx - for physics and scientific notation

General

• BibTeX - adds reference management software
• ConTeXt - general-purpose document processor
• LaTeX - collection of macros written by Leslie Lamport
• LuaTeX - all internals can be accessed from Lua
• pdfTeX - outputs PDF files directly
• optex – LuaTeX format with extended plainTeX macros ^[11]

Other

• MusiXTeX - allows music typesetting
• Gregorio - allows typesetting of Gregorian chant
• PGF/TikZ - languages that provide vector graphics
• PSTricks - allows using PostScript drawings
• Texinfo - used for software manuals, can produce both print and Web documentation)

See also

• CTAN  –Comprehensive TeX Archive Network
• List of TeX typesetting software and tools

References