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%% BornAgain Developers Reference
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%% homepage: http://www.bornagainproject.org
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%% copyright: Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH 2015
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%% license: Creative Commons CC-BY-SA
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%% authors: Scientific Computing Group at MLZ Garching
%% C. Durniak, M. Ganeva, G. Pospelov, W. Van Herck, J. Wuttke
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\chapter{Typesetting conventions}
In this manual, we use the following typesetting conventions:
\medskip
\Warn{\indent Such a box contains
a \textbf{warning} about potential problems
with the software or the documentation.}
\medskip
\Work{\indent This road sign in the margin indicates \textbf{work in progress}.}
\medskip
\Note{\indent Such a box contains
an \textbf{implementation note} that explains
how the theory exposed in this manual is actually used in \BornAgain.}
\medskip
Variations of the equation sign
(as $\equiv$, $\coloneqq$, $\doteq$)
are explained in the symbol index, page~\pageref{Snomencl}.
%They are intended to accentuate a line of argument.
%We hope they are helpful even if their usage is not always consistent.
\nomenclature[0 000]{$\coloneqq$}{Defines what is on the left}%
\nomenclature[0 001]{$\eqqcolon$}{Defines what is on the right}%
\nomenclature[0 002]{$\equiv$}{Equal as result of a definition}%
\nomenclature[0 010]{$\simeq$}{Asymptotically equal: equal in an implied limit}%
\nomenclature[0 015]{$\doteq$}{Equal up to first order of a power-law expansion, hence a special case of asymptotic equality}%
See there as well for less common mathematical functions like the
cardinal sine function ``sinc''.
\nomenclature[2s030 2i030 2n030 2c030]{$\sinc$}{Cardinal sine,
$\sinc(x)\coloneqq\sin(x)/x$}
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