How to control the height of square brackets of matrix
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Here is my code for creating a matrix:
begin{equation}
left [
begin{array}{ccc}
1 & 2 & 3\
1 & 2 & 3\
1 & 2 & 3\
end{array}
right ]
end{equation}
In my Tex release, it is printed as
But when I edit the same code in Mathematics Stack Exchange, it appears as
So how to fit the length of square brackets to actual size of matrix?
Furthermore, I found the same problem when using following environment:
begin{bmatrix}
...
end{bmatrix}
Can anyone help out?
matrices arrays
asked Mar 3 at 2:57
FinleyFinley
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Here is my code for creating a matrix:
begin{equation}
left [
begin{array}{ccc}
1 & 2 & 3\
1 & 2 & 3\
1 & 2 & 3\
end{array}
right ]
end{equation}
In my Tex release, it is printed as
But when I edit the same code in Mathematics Stack Exchange, it appears as
So how to fit the length of square brackets to actual size of matrix?
Furthermore, I found the same problem when using following environment:
begin{bmatrix}
...
end{bmatrix}
Can anyone help out?
matrices arrays
asked Mar 3 at 2:57
FinleyFinley
1011
5
Welcome to TeX.SE! Mathematics Stack Exchange uses MathJax to typeset formulas, but MathJax is not latex.MathJay does only know a few LaTeX commands and MathJax does not use LaTeX to write formulas. Therefore the differences ...
– Kurt
Mar 3 at 3:19
1
In your LaTeX document, do you by any chance modify a low-level parameter such asbaselinestretchorarraystretch? Or do you load thesetspacepackage? Please advise.
– Mico
Mar 3 at 7:47
2
please always show a complete small document that shows the problem, not just a fragment. The spacing is affected by settings you have not shown.
– David Carlisle
Mar 3 at 8:13
@Mico Sorry, I am really a newbie to Latex. I am using a complex template in which I cannot determine whether any low-level parameters were modified. Basically it solved by usingsetstretch{ }:)
– Finley
Mar 3 at 12:26
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Here is my code for creating a matrix:
begin{equation}
left [
begin{array}{ccc}
1 & 2 & 3\
1 & 2 & 3\
1 & 2 & 3\
end{array}
right ]
end{equation}
In my Tex release, it is printed as
But when I edit the same code in Mathematics Stack Exchange, it appears as
So how to fit the length of square brackets to actual size of matrix?
Furthermore, I found the same problem when using following environment:
begin{bmatrix}
...
end{bmatrix}
Can anyone help out?
matrices arrays
asked Mar 3 at 2:57
FinleyFinley
1011
Here is my code for creating a matrix:
begin{equation}
left [
begin{array}{ccc}
1 & 2 & 3\
1 & 2 & 3\
1 & 2 & 3\
end{array}
right ]
end{equation}
In my Tex release, it is printed as
But when I edit the same code in Mathematics Stack Exchange, it appears as
So how to fit the length of square brackets to actual size of matrix?
Furthermore, I found the same problem when using following environment:
begin{bmatrix}
...
end{bmatrix}
Can anyone help out?
matrices arrays
matrices arrays
asked Mar 3 at 2:57
FinleyFinley
1011
asked Mar 3 at 2:57
FinleyFinley
1011
asked Mar 3 at 2:57
FinleyFinley
1011
asked Mar 3 at 2:57
FinleyFinley
1011
asked Mar 3 at 2:57
FinleyFinley
1011
1011
5
Welcome to TeX.SE! Mathematics Stack Exchange uses MathJax to typeset formulas, but MathJax is not latex.MathJay does only know a few LaTeX commands and MathJax does not use LaTeX to write formulas. Therefore the differences ...
– Kurt
Mar 3 at 3:19
1
In your LaTeX document, do you by any chance modify a low-level parameter such asbaselinestretchorarraystretch? Or do you load thesetspacepackage? Please advise.
– Mico
Mar 3 at 7:47
2
please always show a complete small document that shows the problem, not just a fragment. The spacing is affected by settings you have not shown.
– David Carlisle
Mar 3 at 8:13
@Mico Sorry, I am really a newbie to Latex. I am using a complex template in which I cannot determine whether any low-level parameters were modified. Basically it solved by usingsetstretch{ }:)
– Finley
Mar 3 at 12:26
add a comment |
5
Welcome to TeX.SE! Mathematics Stack Exchange uses MathJax to typeset formulas, but MathJax is not latex.MathJay does only know a few LaTeX commands and MathJax does not use LaTeX to write formulas. Therefore the differences ...
– Kurt
Mar 3 at 3:19
1
In your LaTeX document, do you by any chance modify a low-level parameter such asbaselinestretchorarraystretch? Or do you load thesetspacepackage? Please advise.
– Mico
Mar 3 at 7:47
2
please always show a complete small document that shows the problem, not just a fragment. The spacing is affected by settings you have not shown.
– David Carlisle
Mar 3 at 8:13
@Mico Sorry, I am really a newbie to Latex. I am using a complex template in which I cannot determine whether any low-level parameters were modified. Basically it solved by usingsetstretch{ }:)
– Finley
Mar 3 at 12:26
5
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Mathematics Stack Exchange uses MathJax to typeset formulas, but MathJax is not latex.MathJay does only know a few LaTeX commands and MathJax does not use LaTeX to write formulas. Therefore the differences ...
– Kurt
Mar 3 at 3:19
Welcome to TeX.SE! Mathematics Stack Exchange uses MathJax to typeset formulas, but MathJax is not latex.MathJay does only know a few LaTeX commands and MathJax does not use LaTeX to write formulas. Therefore the differences ...
– Kurt
Mar 3 at 3:19
1
1
In your LaTeX document, do you by any chance modify a low-level parameter such as
baselinestretch or arraystretch? Or do you load the setspace package? Please advise.– Mico
Mar 3 at 7:47
In your LaTeX document, do you by any chance modify a low-level parameter such as
baselinestretch or arraystretch? Or do you load the setspace package? Please advise.– Mico
Mar 3 at 7:47
2
2
please always show a complete small document that shows the problem, not just a fragment. The spacing is affected by settings you have not shown.
– David Carlisle
Mar 3 at 8:13
please always show a complete small document that shows the problem, not just a fragment. The spacing is affected by settings you have not shown.
– David Carlisle
Mar 3 at 8:13
@Mico Sorry, I am really a newbie to Latex. I am using a complex template in which I cannot determine whether any low-level parameters were modified. Basically it solved by using
setstretch{ } :)– Finley
Mar 3 at 12:26
@Mico Sorry, I am really a newbie to Latex. I am using a complex template in which I cannot determine whether any low-level parameters were modified. Basically it solved by using
setstretch{ } :)– Finley
Mar 3 at 12:26
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Mathematics Stack Exchange uses MathJax to typeset formulas, but MathJax is not latex.MathJay does only know a few LaTeX commands and MathJax does not use LaTeX to write formulas. Therefore the differences ...
– Kurt
Mar 3 at 3:19
1
In your LaTeX document, do you by any chance modify a low-level parameter such as
baselinestretchorarraystretch? Or do you load thesetspacepackage? Please advise.– Mico
Mar 3 at 7:47
2
please always show a complete small document that shows the problem, not just a fragment. The spacing is affected by settings you have not shown.
– David Carlisle
Mar 3 at 8:13
@Mico Sorry, I am really a newbie to Latex. I am using a complex template in which I cannot determine whether any low-level parameters were modified. Basically it solved by using
setstretch{ }:)– Finley
Mar 3 at 12:26