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CalNet
| Task | URL | Remarks |
|---|
| get Cal 1 card | https://cal1card.berkeley.edu/ | all students, faculty, and staff are required to get the Cal 1 card |
| activate CalNet ID | https://calnetweb.berkeley.edu/calnet-me/info-new-users/activate-calnet-id | all students, faculty, and staff are required to have a valid CalNet ID |
| test CalNet ID | https://auth.berkeley.edu/cas/login?service=https%3A%2F%2Fbpr.calnet.berkeley.edu%2Faccount-manager%2Flogin%2Fcas&renew=true | verify if you remember your CalNet ID and pass-phrase correctly |
| change recovery email | https://calnetweb.berkeley.edu/calnet-me/manage-my-calnet-account#recovery | set up or change non-Berkeley email address where CalNet account notifications will be sent |
| reset CalNet ID pass-phrase | https://calnetweb.berkeley.edu/calnet-me/manage-my-calnet-account#forgot | requires prior setup of recovery email |
| update directory listing | https://calnet.berkeley.edu/directory/update/ | keep your public information up-to-date |
Cheat sheet of math fonts in latex. Image credit: http://i.stack.imgur.com/eZdhj.png. Task URL Remarks get Cal 1 card all students, faculty, and staff are required to get the Cal 1 card activate CalNet ID. Math and equations¶. Jupyter Book uses MathJax for typesetting math in your HTML book build. This allows you to have LaTeX-style mathematics in your online content. This page shows you a few ways to control this. Common TeX (and TeX based systems such as LaTeX, KaTeX, MathJax etc.) commands grouped in one place. Quick TeX cheatsheet/crib helpful while writing any scientific text containing math formulas like mathematical or physical publications.
Email
| Task | URL | Your email addresses | Remarks |
|---|
| create bMail account | https://calmail.berkeley.edu/manage/account/create_account | jane.doe@berkeley.edu
jdoe@math.berkeley.edu | - requires CalNet authentication
- you have to accept the terms of service
- your @math alias is created by department
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| access email from computer | http://bmail.berkeley.edu | jane.doe@berkeley.edu | - requires CalNet authentication
- accept the terms of service when login the first time
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| acquire @math email alias and Unix login | jdoe@math.berkeley.edu | - send a message to Jasan Fujii jaifuj@berkeley.edu, or see Jasan in 920 Evans
- OR send a message to request@math.berkeley.edu
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| make @math alias default | http://bmail.berkeley.edu | jdoe@math.berkeley.edu | - click on the 'gear' icon in the right corner of bMail screen
- click on 'See all settings'
- select the Accounts tab
- find your @math alias in the 'Send mail as' section and click on the link 'make default'
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| get on mail list | https://groups.google.com/a/berkeley.edu/forum/#!myforums | faculty@math.berkeley.edu
postdoc@math.berkeley.edu
allgrads@math.berkeley.edu
visitors@math.berkeley.edu | - make sure you are subscribed to one of the department mailing lists
- send a message to request@math.berkeley.edu if not sure
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| check expiry information | https://calnetweb.berkeley.edu/calnet-people/info-new-users/grace-periods | jane.doe@berkeley.edu
jdoe@math.berkeley.edu | your CalNet (and bMail) account expires after a predefined grace period |
| join alumni network | https://cal.berkeley.edu/ | jane.doe@berkeley.edu
jdoe@math.berkeley.edu | if you are a UC Berkeley alum your may join alumni network @Cal and get your 'lifetime'- bMail account @berkeley.edu
- @math.berkeley.edu alias
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Web
| Task | URL | Remarks |
|---|
| read department web pages | http://math.berkeley.edu | - no authentication required
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| edit your official page | http://math.berkeley.edu/people/path-to-your-page | - replace path-to-your-page with the path to your page, e.g. faculty/jane-doe
- requires CalNet Authentication
- click on Edit tab of the page you own
- upload photo, add link, etc.
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| create/edit your personal page | http://math.berkeley.edu/~your-unix-login | - replace your-unix-login with your Unix login name, e.g. jdoe
- create public_html folder in your Unix home
- create/edit index.html file in the above folder
- make sure the file/folder permissions are right
- read more in the Webpage Guide
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Printing
Public Printers
| Queue Name | Location | Maker & Model | Printer Queue URL |
|---|
| 958_large | 958 Evans Hall | Canon iR-ADV 8295 | https://printserver.math.berkeley.edu:631/printers/958_large |
| 958_small | 958 Evans Hall | Canon iR-ADV 6275 | https://printserver.math.berkeley.edu:631/printers/958_small |
| 1002 | 1002 Evans Hall | HP LaserJet M602 | https://printserver.math.berkeley.edu:631/printers/1002 |
| 838 | 838 Evans Hall | HP LaserJet M608 | https://printserver.math.berkeley.edu:631/printers/838 |
| 744 | 744 Evans Hall | HP LaserJet M607 | https://printserver.math.berkeley.edu:631/printers/744 |
Printing Tasks
| Task | Commands | Remarks |
|---|
| print a document from a GUI application (e.g. standalone PDF reader) | - press Ctrl-P (in Unix or Windows)
- press Command-P (in MacOS)
- select the queue name from the above list of public printers
| - please consider the environment before printing
- printing books is not allowed
- use Canon copiers for instructional jobs
- send large jobs to one of Canon printers
- use two-sided printing option (save trees)
- sometimes, a (malformed) PDF document won't print from the web browser, but prints OK from a standalone PDF viewer (e.g. Mac Preview or Linux Document Viewer)
- the Canon printers won't print A4 paper size PDF documents without shrinking or cropping the documents to fit the US Letter size
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| print a document from Unix command line | | - replace queue with the queue name from the above list of public printers
- replace file with the file path of the document to print
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| check the print queue status from Unix command line | | - replace queue with the queue name from the above list of public printers
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| cancel the job from Unix command line | | - replace job with the job number from the above output of lpq command
- you have to own the job in order to able to cancel it
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| add a printer to personal Windows computer | - go to Add Network Printer dialogue
- use the URL from the above list of public printers
- use a proper Postscript driver (see remarks)
| - do not use PCL printer drivers, use Postscript drivers instead
- it is recommended to install the HP universal Postscript driver for HP printers
- it is recommended to install the Canon Postscript driver for imageRunner Advance printers
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| add a printer to personal Mac computer | - go to the list of printers in System Preferences
- click on + sign
- click on the IP tab
- select IPP protocol
- type printserver.math.berkeley.edu in Address
- type printers/queue in Queue
- type queue in Name
- select Generic Postscript Printer
- click on Add button and check the Duplex Printing Unit
- click on OK button
| - replace queue with the queue name from the above list of public printers
- Generic Postscript driver generally works fine for both HP and Canon printers but does not support some features
- download and install a proper Canon Postscript driver if you want to use the stapler function
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Network
| Network | Type | URL | Remarks |
|---|
| CalVisitor | public WiFi | https://technology.berkeley.edu/wi-fi | - no authentication required
- no encryption (public network)
- limited network service: Web and VPN only
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| AirBears2 | private WiFi | https://technology.berkeley.edu/wi-fi | - requires authentication (AirBears2 key)
- set or view the key here (requires CalNet Authentication)
- encrypted (secure) network
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| eduroam | private WiFi | https://technology.berkeley.edu/wi-fi | - requires (eduroam) authentication
- UC Berkeley insiders may use their AirBears2 key
- visitors may use their home institution eduroam credentials
- encrypted (secure) network
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| Ethernet | wired | - requires hardware (a.k.a. MAC) address registration
- student personal computers are not eligible for wired network access
- faculty and long term visitors should send the office number and MAC address of their computer Ethernet port to request@math.berkeley.edu
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| VPN | virtual private network | https://security.berkeley.edu/services/bsecure/bsecure-remote-access-vpn | - creates secure tunnel to campus network from off-campus locations
- requires installation of GlobalProtect VPN client on your personal device
- requires 2-step CalNet authentication while establishing VPN connection
- remember the name of VPN server vpn.berkeley.edu
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Public Unix Servers
| Name | Resources | Purpose | Remarks |
|---|
| login.math.berkeley.edu | 8 CPU cores, 8GB RAM | SSH gateway | - Good for
- Worldwide access to Unix shell command line interface (CLI)
- Text editing, emailing, Tex/LaTeX writing
- Worldwide SCP/SFTP access to home directory
- Access to personal web pages ~/public_html
- Access to other otherwise unreachable public servers
- Not so good for
- Any serious computing
- Graphics user interface (GUI)
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| twiggy.math.berkeley.edu | 32 CPU cores, 92GB RAM | Virtual desktop (thin client server) | - Good for
- Graphics user interface (GUI) access (via thin clients)
- Worldwide access to Unix shell command line interface (CLI) and graphics user interface (GUI) (via X2Go and TigerVNC client)
- Internet browsing, emailing, Tex/LaTeX writing
- Interactive scientific computing
- Access to commercial scientific software
- High performance computing (via SSH Access to beyonce)
- Not so good for
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| beyonce.math.berkeley.edu | 64 CPU cores, 224GB RAM | High performance computing | - Good for
- Parallel computing
- Non-interactive computational jobs (via screen utility)
- CLI access to scientific (including commercial) software
- Application programming: C/C++, Fortran, Python, R, etc.
- Temporary storage of massive computational data
- Not so good for
- GUI computing
- Supercomputing
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Latex Math Cheat Sheet Pdf
Non-free Math Software
Latex Math Symbols Cheat Sheet
| Name | Servers | Can be installed on personal computer? | Licensing Model | Remarks |
|---|
| MATLAB | beyonce.math.berkeley.edu twiggy.math.berkeley.edu | Yes (see remarks) | Campus wide license, see https://software.berkeley.edu/matlab. Department pays for server licenses. Personal licenses are not covered. | - Access from thin client computer
- Terminal: use
matlab -nojvm command from Unix shell - GUI: find 'matlab' in the Applications menu
- Remote access via SSH
- See SSH Access, use terminal command
matlab - Installation on personal computer (non-free)
- Get the chart string (COA) from your research administrator
- Follow appropriate link on Software Central MATLAB page
- Install MATLAB after getting personal activation key
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| Mathematica | beyonce.math.berkeley.edu twiggy.math.berkeley.edu | Yes | Campus wide license, see https://software.berkeley.edu/mathematica. Department pays for its share including personal licenses. | - Access from thin client computer
- Terminal: use
math command from Unix shell - GUI: find 'mathematica' in the Applications menu
- Remote access via SSH
- See SSH Access, use terminal command
math - Installation on personal computer
- Follow appropriate link on Software Central Mathematica page
- Install Mathematica after getting personal activation key
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| Alpha Pro | Wolfram Alpha cloud | N/A | Campus wide license, see https://software.berkeley.edu/mathematica. Access to Alpha Pro is covered by department. | - Access from any computer with browser (sign in required)
- http://www.wolframalpha.com/pro/
- Getting personal account
- Fill the web form at Wolfram User Portal
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| Maple | beyonce.math.berkeley.edu twiggy.math.berkeley.edu | No | Department site license. Department covers (local area network) floating licenses. | - Access from thin client computer
- Terminal: use
maple command from Unix shell - GUI: find 'maple' in the Applications menu
- Remote access via SSH
- See SSH Access, use terminal command
maple - Installation on office computer connected to Ethernet
- Send request to request@math.berkeley.edu
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| MAGMA | beyonce.math.berkeley.edu | No | Department site license sponsored by Simons Institute. | - Access from thin client computer
- Terminal only: use
magma command from Unix shell - Remote access via SSH
- See SSH Access, use terminal command
magma - Installation on office computer connected to Ethernet
- Send request to request@math.berkeley.edu
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