To write a vector in Latex, we can use\vecfunction $\vec{AB}=0_E$ \[\vec{AB} = 0_E\] or\overrightarrowfunction $\overrightarrow{AB}=0_E$ \[\overrightarrow{AB} = 0_E\] Note: as {Keyboard warrior} said in the comments\overrightarrowfunction looks more like t...
Notice the use of\left|and\right|commands. These create vertical bars that show theabsolute value(or magnitude) of a vector. Using position vector If you know the position of two vectors, you can write their dot product using their components. Here is how to define position vectors in LaTe...
Here is an exemple: \begin{algorithm}\caption{Calculate$y=x^n$}\begin{algorithmic}\REQUIRE$n\geq0\veex\neq0$\ENSURE$y=x^n$\STATE$y\leftarrow1$\IF{$n <0$}\STATE$X\leftarrow1/x$\STATE$N\leftarrow-n$\ELSE\STATE$X\leftarrowx$\STATE$N\leftarrow...
\begin{tabular}{|*{2}{c|}l r|}\hlinemath&linux&dot&com\\center¢er&left&right\\\hline$\sigma$&$\alpha$&$\rho$&$\theta$\\\hline\end{tabular} \begin{tabular}{|r|l|}\hline2B&hexadecimal\\53&octal\\\cline{2-2}101011&binary\\\hline\hline43&decimal\\\hline\e...
It is sometimes useful to add text in Latex formulas or equations. However, it is clear that the text in question is displayed in italics. How to put text in math and what is the way of embedding text into math mode: \textrm , \text
There's no end to what can be drawn with vector graphics, and their value in allowing for scalable, easily editable diagrams and pictures is a boon to LaTeX users looking for an easy way to use graphics. This post is scratching the surface of what is possible, but should be a good int...
How do I write X bar with the bar over it to denote a vector? I discovered that if I compose a Latex equation here that I can copy it into a Word file. Is this true of all the symbols? Same for sub and super scripts. Is there a software tool that I can use t...
looking at that vector, does it represent the four solutions to a univariate problem, the two solutions to a system of two equations in two unknowns, or the unique solution to a system of four equations in four unknowns?I
Note that for the first derivative f′f′, the latex code f' works but f'' produces f”f”. The length (magnitude) of vectors To write a length of a vector such as ∥v∥ or ∥∥ab∥∥,‖v‖ or ‖ab‖, use the LateX codes \|\mathbf{v}\| or \left\|\frac{a}{b}\right ...
As an example, we need to compute the following integral (in latex form) : \frac{1}{\lambda(\Omega)} \int_{\Omega} \vec{f}(x) d\lambda_x where f is a vector function in \mathbb{R}^N with N=3 or 4, given by f(x) = [ x, y, z, 1] (cartesian coordinate) Until now...