New Computer Modern
Body, headings, and mathematics are designed to read as one typographic voice.
LaTeX Article theme
Markdown to LaTeX-style PDF
Use plain-text Markdown and get the quiet hierarchy, mathematical typography, margins, notes, and monochrome composition associated with a classic LaTeX article.
A composition, not a filter
The page is rebuilt around a coherent article system
The theme uses New Computer Modern, a monochrome palette, 44.35mm single-column side margins, restrained heading steps, indented quotations, plain code treatment, and LaTeX-like title and footnote spacing. Equations remain semantic typeset content rather than screenshots.
Numbered mathematics
Inline and display equations support labels, numbering, and references within the document.
Print-focused proportions
Measure, leading, notes, lists, and title matter are tuned together instead of styled independently.
Transformer theory example
A technical page that begins as readable Markdown
The demonstration uses a scaled dot-product attention equation, a Mermaid architecture diagram, a context-length table, and an interpretation note. It is deliberately ordinary source text, not hand-positioned page content.
---
title: How a Transformer Chooses Context
author: Lemmafour Research Notes
theme: latex-article
toc: true
---LaTeX-like output, without a TeX build environment
The theme reproduces familiar article typography and composition through Lemmafour's Typst-based engine. It does not compile .tex files and is not byte-for-byte LaTeX output. Use a TeX distribution when your workflow depends on custom LaTeX packages, macros, or `.tex` source compatibility.
Try before export
The LaTeX Article output is part of the professional theme set
You can apply and inspect the theme in Pro Preview. Exporting with it requires a Day Pass or Pro; a free copy substitutes the free Modern Report theme without changing your content.
- Preview the complete composition before paying
- Day Pass and Pro unlock the same professional publishing features
- Document processing remains local on paid and free plans