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This will determine the way you write very much. In math you want a textbook with exercises and detailed proofs or more a monograph with extended bibliography, etc. Structure and order your thoughts. Make a table of contents with preliminary summaries of all the sections/subsections.
This image is taken from the textbook Physics for Scientists and Engineers: A Strategic Approach - Randall D. Knight: Using circuikiz package I obtained this \documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article} \
I'm trying to recreate an exact page layout from a textbook in LaTeX and I'm encountering issues with the specific formatting required. I need the output to look identical to the attached image (Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning). The main problem is the indentation under the figures. I don't know how to create it and how to add the "Section 1.5.5" note. Please help.