Text and Equation Overlays using TikZ

In this episode of 'Unlocking LaTeX Graphics,' applied mathematician Tammy Kolda demonstrates how to embellish text and equations using the TikZ package in LaTeX. The tutorial focuses on integrating TikZ nodes within a Beamer presentation, offering techniques for overlaying text and equations with TikZ graphics. Kolda explains aligning text baselines, adjusting node padding, setting background colors, and referencing nodes outside of their original environments. She also highlights the use of the 'remember picture' and 'overlay' options, as well as creating basic animations with Beamer. The video references earlier episodes and Kolda's book, 'Unlocking LaTeX Graphics,' for more in-depth learning. 00:00 Welcome and Today's Topic 00:38 Document Setup 01:08 Embellishing Text 06:43 Embellishing an Equation 09:56 Thanks for Watching Key terms: LaTeX, TikZ, remember picture, overlay, Beamer, pause Other Episodes * Coordinate calculations (calc package): https://youtu.be/aojnxEMuTRA * Getting Start with TikZ Nodes: https://youtu.be/xsOXtshdOmM * Node Sizing (Padding): https://youtu.be/LPu8amWi0Bo * Styles: https://youtu.be/sfwjzp5HJHM * Arrows: https://youtu.be/IzqJdHek2N0 Today's Document on Overleaf: https://www.overleaf.com/read/bcxmzttnqzfb#19ce08 Unlocking LaTeX Graphics Book: https://latex-graphics.com Purchase Book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3z76nwb