Theoretical Physics Paper Editing & Illustration
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
I need a skilled scientific editor and illustrator to reorganize and visually enhance a 195-page theoretical physics paper written in LaTeX. The work explores connections between quantum mechanics, general relativity, and the Standard Model.
The manuscript is scientifically complete but poorly structured and visually inconsistent. The task includes:
– Reorganizing the LaTeX structure (sections, equations, references) for clarity and logical flow.
– Improving readability while preserving technical accuracy.
– Creating conceptual illustrations (granular vacuum, energy thresholds, field dynamics, cosmic expansion).
– Producing data-based plots and charts from existing tables and numerical results (using pgfplots, Matplotlib, or similar).
– Refining the layout, figure placement, and visual consistency for possible arXiv or journal submission.
Requirements: strong LaTeX skills, experience in scientific editing (preferably physics/cosmology), and ability to design clear, high-quality figures (TikZ, Illustrator, or Inkscape).
Deliverables: a clean, reorganized LaTeX manuscript and 8–12 figures/plots with editable source files.
The manuscript is scientifically complete but poorly structured and visually inconsistent. The task includes:
– Reorganizing the LaTeX structure (sections, equations, references) for clarity and logical flow.
– Improving readability while preserving technical accuracy.
– Creating conceptual illustrations (granular vacuum, energy thresholds, field dynamics, cosmic expansion).
– Producing data-based plots and charts from existing tables and numerical results (using pgfplots, Matplotlib, or similar).
– Refining the layout, figure placement, and visual consistency for possible arXiv or journal submission.
Requirements: strong LaTeX skills, experience in scientific editing (preferably physics/cosmology), and ability to design clear, high-quality figures (TikZ, Illustrator, or Inkscape).
Deliverables: a clean, reorganized LaTeX manuscript and 8–12 figures/plots with editable source files.