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From : "Marshall Feldman" <address@hidden>- To: "TeXmacs Users List" <address@hidden>
- Subject: Equation Array Alignment
- Date: Wed, 25 May 2005 15:57:02 -0400
Hi,
In an array of “equations,” the left and right sides are separated by arrows. E.g.,
A + B -> C C -> D
Is there any way to make the different rows of the array align on the arrows, to get the following for the above example:
A + B -> C C -> D
In a related matter, an equation array designates an unspecified number of variables. With one equation per variable, I need to put an ellipse in each row and another between the next-to-last and last rows, as in:
p1X11 + p2X21 + … + pnXn1 = p1X1 p1X12 + p2X22 + … + pnXn2 = p2X2 . . . p1X1n + p2X2n + … + pnXnn = pnXn
I’d like the ellipse between rows to line up with the one embedded in the equations. Is there a way to do this?
Thanks. Dr.
Marshall Feldman, PhD
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- Equation Array Alignment, Marshall Feldman, 05/25/2005
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