Typst paper template for mathematical papers built for simple, efficient use and a clean look. Of course, it can also be used for other subjects, but the following math-specific features are already contained in the template:

• theorems, lemmas, corollaries, proofs etc. prepared using great-theorems
• equation settings

Set-Up

The template is already filled with dummy data, to give users an impression what it looks like. The paper is obtained by compiling main.typ.

• after installing Typst you can conveniently use the following to create a new folder containing this project.

typst init @preview/clean-math-paper:0.2.1

• edit the data in main.typ → #show template.with([your data])

Parameters of the Template

• title: Title of the paper.
• authors: List of names of the authors of the paper. Each entry of the list is a dictionary with the following keys:
  • name: Name of the author.
  • affiliation-id: The ID of the affiliation in affiliations, see below.
  • optionally orcid: The ORCID of the author. If provided, the author’s name will be linked to their ORCID profile.
• affiliations: List of affiliations of the authors. Each entry of the list is a dictionary with the following keys:
  • id: ID of the affiliation, which is used to link the authors to the affiliation, see above.
  • name: Name of the affiliation.
• date: Date of the paper.
• abstract: Abstract of the paper. If not provided, nothing will be shown.
• keywords: List of keywords of the paper. If not provided, nothing will be shown.
• AMS: List of AMS subject classifications of the paper. If not provided, nothing will be shown.
• lang: Language of the paper. Supported languages are English, German, French, and Spanish, default is “en”.
• translations: Dictionary to override the language translations. Please refer to the Support for languages section for more information.
• heading-color: Color of the headings including the title.
• link-color: Color of the links.

Support for mathblocks

This template uses the great-theorems package to provide a set of mathblocks. Currently, the following blocks are available: theorem, proposition, corollary, lemma, definition, remark, example, question, and proof. If you want to define your own block, you can do this, e.g., by

#let answer = my-mathblock(
  blocktitle: "Answer",
  bodyfmt: text.with(style: "italic"),
)

where my-mathblock already includes the counter shared between mathblocks. You can also directly use mathblock instead if you do not want to use the default setting used in this template.

Support for languages

This template includes translations for English, German, French, and Spanish. To use one of these languages, set the lang parameter to en, de, fr, or es:

#show: template.with(
  lang: "en"
)

For languages not included by default, or to override existing translations:

• set lang to your language’s ISO code (see Typst docs)
• provide a translations dictionary with your custom translations, like below

#show: template.with(
  lang: "en",
  translations: (
    "theorem": "Theorem",
    "proposition": "Proposition",
    "corollary": "Corollary",
    "lemma": "Lemma",
    "definition": "Definition",
    "remark": "Remark",
    "example": "Example",
    "question": "Question",
    "proof": "Proof",
    "keywords": "Keywords",
    "ams": "AMS subject classification",
    "appendix": "Appendix",
    "abstract": "Abstract",
  )
)

To modify specific translations for a supported language, a partial dictionary is enough. Only the specified keys will be overridden.

Acknowledgements

Some parts of this template are based on the arkheion template.

Feedback & Improvements

If you encounter problems, please open issues. In case you found useful extensions or improved anything We are also very happy to accept pull requests.