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Matrices with negatives inside
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowPositive and Negative power in matrices and fixed sizeHow can i shrink (or expand) the vertical spacing in stackrel?Making size of a 4x4 matrix that consist only 2 parameter of 2x2 matrix to be same size as 4x4 matrixCreating a Macro for an n-by-m Matrix in LyXHow can I set the width of a pgfplot to fit that of a tikz matrix?smaller smallmatrixWhy are matrix lines not being displayed in this minimal document?A question about matrix alignmentHighlighting certain parts of matrix without TikZLines inside matrices
If I have a 2x2 matrix, where one has strictly positive integer values and the other has negative integers in them, I've noticed that the size of the matrix changes a little (to accommodate for the minus sign inside).
Is there any way around this? I'd like them all to look the same size?
spacing matrices
asked 7 hours ago
the manthe man
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If I have a 2x2 matrix, where one has strictly positive integer values and the other has negative integers in them, I've noticed that the size of the matrix changes a little (to accommodate for the minus sign inside).
Is there any way around this? I'd like them all to look the same size?
spacing matrices
asked 7 hours ago
the manthe man
101
You could put an invisible-sign in front of the positive values:phantom-. Alternatively you could add a+before the positive values.
– Skillmon
7 hours ago
1
Can you provide a code?
– JouleV
7 hours ago
2
See the mathtools package and it's starred matrices
– daleif
6 hours ago
add a comment |
If I have a 2x2 matrix, where one has strictly positive integer values and the other has negative integers in them, I've noticed that the size of the matrix changes a little (to accommodate for the minus sign inside).
Is there any way around this? I'd like them all to look the same size?
spacing matrices
asked 7 hours ago
the manthe man
101
If I have a 2x2 matrix, where one has strictly positive integer values and the other has negative integers in them, I've noticed that the size of the matrix changes a little (to accommodate for the minus sign inside).
Is there any way around this? I'd like them all to look the same size?
spacing matrices
spacing matrices
asked 7 hours ago
the manthe man
101
asked 7 hours ago
the manthe man
101
asked 7 hours ago
the manthe man
101
asked 7 hours ago
the manthe man
101
asked 7 hours ago
the manthe man
101
101
You could put an invisible-sign in front of the positive values:phantom-. Alternatively you could add a+before the positive values.
– Skillmon
7 hours ago
1
Can you provide a code?
– JouleV
7 hours ago
2
See the mathtools package and it's starred matrices
– daleif
6 hours ago
add a comment |
You could put an invisible-sign in front of the positive values:phantom-. Alternatively you could add a+before the positive values.
– Skillmon
7 hours ago
1
Can you provide a code?
– JouleV
7 hours ago
2
See the mathtools package and it's starred matrices
– daleif
6 hours ago
You could put an invisible
- sign in front of the positive values: phantom-. Alternatively you could add a + before the positive values.– Skillmon
7 hours ago
You could put an invisible
- sign in front of the positive values: phantom-. Alternatively you could add a + before the positive values.– Skillmon
7 hours ago
1
1
Can you provide a code?
– JouleV
7 hours ago
Can you provide a code?
– JouleV
7 hours ago
2
2
See the mathtools package and it's starred matrices
– daleif
6 hours ago
See the mathtools package and it's starred matrices
– daleif
6 hours ago
add a comment |
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Here is a command taken from The LaTeX Companion
newcommandrelphantom[1]mathrelphantom#1
with this one, you can get what you want
beginmatrix
relphantom-1 & relphantom-2 \
relphantom-5 & relphantom-7
endmatrix
beginmatrix
-1 & -2 \
relphantom-5 & relphantom-7
endmatrix
answered 5 hours ago
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But the minus sign is not a math relation (and here not even a math bin). I think a simplephantomwould be more correct here.
– Bernard
4 hours ago
@Bernard It's taken from The LaTeX Companion. I am not an expert. Since it works fine ... :)
– Profahk
4 hours ago
Don't you obtain too wide spaces?
– Bernard
4 hours ago
I don't think so. In case it's too wide, one can write $relphantomtext-$
– Profahk
4 hours ago
add a comment |
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Here is a command taken from The LaTeX Companion
newcommandrelphantom[1]mathrelphantom#1
with this one, you can get what you want
beginmatrix
relphantom-1 & relphantom-2 \
relphantom-5 & relphantom-7
endmatrix
beginmatrix
-1 & -2 \
relphantom-5 & relphantom-7
endmatrix
answered 5 hours ago
ProfahkProfahk
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But the minus sign is not a math relation (and here not even a math bin). I think a simplephantomwould be more correct here.
– Bernard
4 hours ago
@Bernard It's taken from The LaTeX Companion. I am not an expert. Since it works fine ... :)
– Profahk
4 hours ago
Don't you obtain too wide spaces?
– Bernard
4 hours ago
I don't think so. In case it's too wide, one can write $relphantomtext-$
– Profahk
4 hours ago
add a comment |
Here is a command taken from The LaTeX Companion
newcommandrelphantom[1]mathrelphantom#1
with this one, you can get what you want
beginmatrix
relphantom-1 & relphantom-2 \
relphantom-5 & relphantom-7
endmatrix
beginmatrix
-1 & -2 \
relphantom-5 & relphantom-7
endmatrix
answered 5 hours ago
ProfahkProfahk
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But the minus sign is not a math relation (and here not even a math bin). I think a simplephantomwould be more correct here.
– Bernard
4 hours ago
@Bernard It's taken from The LaTeX Companion. I am not an expert. Since it works fine ... :)
– Profahk
4 hours ago
Don't you obtain too wide spaces?
– Bernard
4 hours ago
I don't think so. In case it's too wide, one can write $relphantomtext-$
– Profahk
4 hours ago
add a comment |
Here is a command taken from The LaTeX Companion
newcommandrelphantom[1]mathrelphantom#1
with this one, you can get what you want
beginmatrix
relphantom-1 & relphantom-2 \
relphantom-5 & relphantom-7
endmatrix
beginmatrix
-1 & -2 \
relphantom-5 & relphantom-7
endmatrix
answered 5 hours ago
ProfahkProfahk
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Here is a command taken from The LaTeX Companion
newcommandrelphantom[1]mathrelphantom#1
with this one, you can get what you want
beginmatrix
relphantom-1 & relphantom-2 \
relphantom-5 & relphantom-7
endmatrix
beginmatrix
-1 & -2 \
relphantom-5 & relphantom-7
endmatrix
answered 5 hours ago
ProfahkProfahk
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But the minus sign is not a math relation (and here not even a math bin). I think a simplephantomwould be more correct here.
– Bernard
4 hours ago
@Bernard It's taken from The LaTeX Companion. I am not an expert. Since it works fine ... :)
– Profahk
4 hours ago
Don't you obtain too wide spaces?
– Bernard
4 hours ago
I don't think so. In case it's too wide, one can write $relphantomtext-$
– Profahk
4 hours ago
add a comment |
2
But the minus sign is not a math relation (and here not even a math bin). I think a simplephantomwould be more correct here.
– Bernard
4 hours ago
@Bernard It's taken from The LaTeX Companion. I am not an expert. Since it works fine ... :)
– Profahk
4 hours ago
Don't you obtain too wide spaces?
– Bernard
4 hours ago
I don't think so. In case it's too wide, one can write $relphantomtext-$
– Profahk
4 hours ago
2
2
But the minus sign is not a math relation (and here not even a math bin). I think a simple
phantom would be more correct here.– Bernard
4 hours ago
But the minus sign is not a math relation (and here not even a math bin). I think a simple
phantom would be more correct here.– Bernard
4 hours ago
@Bernard It's taken from The LaTeX Companion. I am not an expert. Since it works fine ... :)
– Profahk
4 hours ago
@Bernard It's taken from The LaTeX Companion. I am not an expert. Since it works fine ... :)
– Profahk
4 hours ago
Don't you obtain too wide spaces?
– Bernard
4 hours ago
Don't you obtain too wide spaces?
– Bernard
4 hours ago
I don't think so. In case it's too wide, one can write $relphantomtext-$
– Profahk
4 hours ago
I don't think so. In case it's too wide, one can write $relphantomtext-$
– Profahk
4 hours ago
add a comment |
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You could put an invisible
-sign in front of the positive values:phantom-. Alternatively you could add a+before the positive values.– Skillmon
7 hours ago
1
Can you provide a code?
– JouleV
7 hours ago
2
See the mathtools package and it's starred matrices
– daleif
6 hours ago