How to increase spacing between two rows in a large matrix? [duplicate]
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Currently, here is what I have:
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
usepackage{amssymb,latexsym,amsmath,amsthm,enumitem,hyperref}
usepackage{graphics,graphicx,multicol,tikz,pgfplots,tkz-
euclide,relsize,framed}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
tikzset{fontscale/.style = {font=relsize{#1}}}
setlength{topmargin}{-0.750in}
setlength{textheight}{9.5in}
setlength{textwidth}{6.5in}
setlength{oddsidemargin}{0in}
setlength{evensidemargin}{0in}
allowdisplaybreaks
renewcommand{labelenumi}{(alph{enumi})}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{roman{enumii}.}
setlengtharraycolsep{2pt}
begin{document}
[G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{7}{20} & -
frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} & -
frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} & -
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} & -
frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100} &
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50} &
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & 0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 & -frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]
end{document}
It's hard to read because the entries from other rows cover up some of the other entries a bit. I just want to know how to fix this. I apologize if this is a duplicate question. Thank you.
spacing horizontal-alignment matrices
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Currently, here is what I have:
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
usepackage{amssymb,latexsym,amsmath,amsthm,enumitem,hyperref}
usepackage{graphics,graphicx,multicol,tikz,pgfplots,tkz-
euclide,relsize,framed}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
tikzset{fontscale/.style = {font=relsize{#1}}}
setlength{topmargin}{-0.750in}
setlength{textheight}{9.5in}
setlength{textwidth}{6.5in}
setlength{oddsidemargin}{0in}
setlength{evensidemargin}{0in}
allowdisplaybreaks
renewcommand{labelenumi}{(alph{enumi})}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{roman{enumii}.}
setlengtharraycolsep{2pt}
begin{document}
[G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{7}{20} & -
frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} & -
frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} & -
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} & -
frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100} &
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50} &
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & 0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 & -frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]
end{document}
It's hard to read because the entries from other rows cover up some of the other entries a bit. I just want to know how to fix this. I apologize if this is a duplicate question. Thank you.
spacing horizontal-alignment matrices
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This question already has an answer here:
Column and row padding in tables
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Currently, here is what I have:
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
usepackage{amssymb,latexsym,amsmath,amsthm,enumitem,hyperref}
usepackage{graphics,graphicx,multicol,tikz,pgfplots,tkz-
euclide,relsize,framed}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
tikzset{fontscale/.style = {font=relsize{#1}}}
setlength{topmargin}{-0.750in}
setlength{textheight}{9.5in}
setlength{textwidth}{6.5in}
setlength{oddsidemargin}{0in}
setlength{evensidemargin}{0in}
allowdisplaybreaks
renewcommand{labelenumi}{(alph{enumi})}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{roman{enumii}.}
setlengtharraycolsep{2pt}
begin{document}
[G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{7}{20} & -
frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} & -
frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} & -
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} & -
frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100} &
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50} &
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & 0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 & -frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]
end{document}
It's hard to read because the entries from other rows cover up some of the other entries a bit. I just want to know how to fix this. I apologize if this is a duplicate question. Thank you.
spacing horizontal-alignment matrices
edited Mar 19 at 16:50
JasonV
1036
asked Mar 19 at 16:22
Matthew GrahamMatthew Graham
63
This question already has an answer here:
Column and row padding in tables
9 answers
Currently, here is what I have:
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
usepackage{amssymb,latexsym,amsmath,amsthm,enumitem,hyperref}
usepackage{graphics,graphicx,multicol,tikz,pgfplots,tkz-
euclide,relsize,framed}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
tikzset{fontscale/.style = {font=relsize{#1}}}
setlength{topmargin}{-0.750in}
setlength{textheight}{9.5in}
setlength{textwidth}{6.5in}
setlength{oddsidemargin}{0in}
setlength{evensidemargin}{0in}
allowdisplaybreaks
renewcommand{labelenumi}{(alph{enumi})}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{roman{enumii}.}
setlengtharraycolsep{2pt}
begin{document}
[G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{7}{20} & -
frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} & -
frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} & -
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} & -
frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100} &
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50} &
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & 0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 & -frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]
end{document}
It's hard to read because the entries from other rows cover up some of the other entries a bit. I just want to know how to fix this. I apologize if this is a duplicate question. Thank you.
This question already has an answer here:
Column and row padding in tables
9 answers
spacing horizontal-alignment matrices
spacing horizontal-alignment matrices
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edited Mar 19 at 16:50
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I've submitted an edit to your question to add an image of your crowded matrix (and a missingend{document}) See also this question about using[and]instead of$$for displayed math.
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Mar 19 at 16:52
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Welcome to TeX - LaTeX!
– Andrew Swann
Mar 19 at 16:38
I've submitted an edit to your question to add an image of your crowded matrix (and a missingend{document}) See also this question about using[and]instead of$$for displayed math.
– JasonV
Mar 19 at 16:52
Welcome to TeX - LaTeX!
– Andrew Swann
Mar 19 at 16:38
Welcome to TeX - LaTeX!
– Andrew Swann
Mar 19 at 16:38
I've submitted an edit to your question to add an image of your crowded matrix (and a missing
end{document}) See also this question about using [ and ] instead of $$ for displayed math.– JasonV
Mar 19 at 16:52
I've submitted an edit to your question to add an image of your crowded matrix (and a missing
end{document}) See also this question about using [ and ] instead of $$ for displayed math.– JasonV
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You should adjust arraystretch which is a factor multiplying the row spacing.
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
begin{document}
begin{equation*}
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.5}
G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} &
-frac{7}{20} & - frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50}
& -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} &
- frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} &
-
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} &
- frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} &
-frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} &
-frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100}
&
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50}
&
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} &
0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 &
-frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.
end{equation*}
end{document}
Note I have put the redefinition of the arraystretch inside the group defined by the equation, so it will not have effect outside that group. If you wish to set this spacing for the whole document you should issue the renewcommand either just after begin{document}, or perhaps in the preamble. The first option is safer, in the situation the value is change by other packages.
Please review your list of packages - several are already loaded by amsart.
Also you should not use $$, but one of the environments provided by amsmath.
answered Mar 19 at 16:41
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Thank you. I've never written a Latex document before. My professor just told us to copy and paste the stuff at the top of the document he had and go from there. I didn't know what any of it did. He said to not worry about any of that and if we had any questions to ask him or go here.
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The simplest solution for this is the cellspace package with option [math]. You can define a minimal padding at the top and bottom od matrix cells.
In addition, as there is a great contrast in size between normal digits and fractions in matrices, I suggest to use the medium-size mfrac from nccmath. Below you can compare the result of both.
Unrelated: hyperref should be loaded as the last package, with very few exceptions. Also, needless to load graohics when you load graphicx.
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
usepackage{amssymb, latexsym, amsmath, amsthm, enumitem}
usepackage{graphicx, multicol, tikz, pgfplots, tkz-euclide, relsize, framed}
usepackage{nccmath}
usepackage[math]{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{2pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{2pt}
usepackage{hyperref}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
tikzset{fontscale/.style = {font=relsize{#1}}}
setlength{topmargin}{-0.750in}
setlength{textheight}{9.5in}
setlength{textwidth}{6.5in}
setlength{oddsidemargin}{0in}
setlength{evensidemargin}{0in}
allowdisplaybreaks
renewcommand{labelenumi}{(alph{enumi})}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{roman{enumii}.}
setlengtharraycolsep{2pt}
begin{document}
[ G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{7}{20} & -
frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} & -
frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} & -
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} & -
frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100} &
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50} &
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & 0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 & -frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]bigskip
[ G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-mfrac{2}{25} & -mfrac{17}{100} & -mfrac{13}{50} & -mfrac{7}{20} & -
mfrac{11}{25} & -mfrac{53}{100} & -mfrac{31}{50} & -mfrac{71}{100} & -
mfrac{4}{5} \
mfrac{2}{25} & 0 & -mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{5} & -
mfrac{7}{25} & -mfrac{9}{25} & -mfrac{11}{25} & -mfrac{13}{25} & -
mfrac{3}{5} \
mfrac{17}{100} & mfrac{1}{25} & 0 & mfrac{1}{50} & -mfrac{1}{20} & -
mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{19}{100} & -mfrac{13}{50} & -mfrac{33}{100} & -
mfrac{2}{5} \
mfrac{13}{50} & mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{50} & 0 & mfrac{1}{10} &
mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{1}{50} & -mfrac{2}{25} & -mfrac{7}{50} & -
mfrac{1}{5} \
mfrac{7}{20} & mfrac{1}{5} & mfrac{1}{20} & -mfrac{1}{10} & 0 &
mfrac{1}{5} & mfrac{3}{20} & mfrac{1}{10} & mfrac{1}{20} & 0 \
mfrac{11}{25} & mfrac{7}{25} & mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{1}
{5} & 0 & mfrac{8}{25} & mfrac{7}{25} & mfrac{6}{25} & mfrac{1}{5} \
mfrac{53}{100} & mfrac{9}{25} & mfrac{19}{100} & mfrac{1}{50} & -
mfrac{3}{20} & -mfrac{8}{25} & 0 & mfrac{23}{50} & mfrac{43}{100} &
mfrac{2}{5} \
mfrac{31}{50} & mfrac{11}{25} & mfrac{13}{50} & mfrac{2}{25} & -
mfrac{1}{10} & -mfrac{7}{25} & -mfrac{23}{50} & 0 & mfrac{31}{50} &
mfrac{3}{5} \
mfrac{71}{100} & mfrac{13}{25} & mfrac{33}{100} & mfrac{7}{50} & -
mfrac{1}{20} & -mfrac{6}{25} & -mfrac{43}{100} & -mfrac{31}{50} & 0 &
mfrac{4}{5} \
mfrac{4}{5} & mfrac{3}{5} & mfrac{2}{5} & mfrac{1}{5} & 0 & -mfrac{1}
{5} & -mfrac{2}{5} & -mfrac{3}{5} & -mfrac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]
end{document}
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You should adjust arraystretch which is a factor multiplying the row spacing.
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
begin{document}
begin{equation*}
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.5}
G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} &
-frac{7}{20} & - frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50}
& -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} &
- frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} &
-
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} &
- frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} &
-frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} &
-frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100}
&
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50}
&
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} &
0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 &
-frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.
end{equation*}
end{document}
Note I have put the redefinition of the arraystretch inside the group defined by the equation, so it will not have effect outside that group. If you wish to set this spacing for the whole document you should issue the renewcommand either just after begin{document}, or perhaps in the preamble. The first option is safer, in the situation the value is change by other packages.
Please review your list of packages - several are already loaded by amsart.
Also you should not use $$, but one of the environments provided by amsmath.
answered Mar 19 at 16:41
Andrew SwannAndrew Swann
77.8k9130332
Thank you. I've never written a Latex document before. My professor just told us to copy and paste the stuff at the top of the document he had and go from there. I didn't know what any of it did. He said to not worry about any of that and if we had any questions to ask him or go here.
– Matthew Graham
Mar 19 at 16:52
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2
You should adjust arraystretch which is a factor multiplying the row spacing.
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
begin{document}
begin{equation*}
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.5}
G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} &
-frac{7}{20} & - frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50}
& -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} &
- frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} &
-
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} &
- frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} &
-frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} &
-frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100}
&
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50}
&
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} &
0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 &
-frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.
end{equation*}
end{document}
Note I have put the redefinition of the arraystretch inside the group defined by the equation, so it will not have effect outside that group. If you wish to set this spacing for the whole document you should issue the renewcommand either just after begin{document}, or perhaps in the preamble. The first option is safer, in the situation the value is change by other packages.
Please review your list of packages - several are already loaded by amsart.
Also you should not use $$, but one of the environments provided by amsmath.
answered Mar 19 at 16:41
Andrew SwannAndrew Swann
77.8k9130332
Thank you. I've never written a Latex document before. My professor just told us to copy and paste the stuff at the top of the document he had and go from there. I didn't know what any of it did. He said to not worry about any of that and if we had any questions to ask him or go here.
– Matthew Graham
Mar 19 at 16:52
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2
2
2
You should adjust arraystretch which is a factor multiplying the row spacing.
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
begin{document}
begin{equation*}
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.5}
G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} &
-frac{7}{20} & - frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50}
& -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} &
- frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} &
-
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} &
- frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} &
-frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} &
-frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100}
&
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50}
&
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} &
0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 &
-frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.
end{equation*}
end{document}
Note I have put the redefinition of the arraystretch inside the group defined by the equation, so it will not have effect outside that group. If you wish to set this spacing for the whole document you should issue the renewcommand either just after begin{document}, or perhaps in the preamble. The first option is safer, in the situation the value is change by other packages.
Please review your list of packages - several are already loaded by amsart.
Also you should not use $$, but one of the environments provided by amsmath.
answered Mar 19 at 16:41
Andrew SwannAndrew Swann
77.8k9130332
You should adjust arraystretch which is a factor multiplying the row spacing.
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
begin{document}
begin{equation*}
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.5}
G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} &
-frac{7}{20} & - frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50}
& -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} &
- frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} &
-
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} &
- frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} &
-frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} &
-frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100}
&
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50}
&
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} &
0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 &
-frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.
end{equation*}
end{document}
Note I have put the redefinition of the arraystretch inside the group defined by the equation, so it will not have effect outside that group. If you wish to set this spacing for the whole document you should issue the renewcommand either just after begin{document}, or perhaps in the preamble. The first option is safer, in the situation the value is change by other packages.
Please review your list of packages - several are already loaded by amsart.
Also you should not use $$, but one of the environments provided by amsmath.
answered Mar 19 at 16:41
Andrew SwannAndrew Swann
77.8k9130332
edited Mar 20 at 10:43
answered Mar 19 at 16:41
Andrew SwannAndrew Swann
77.8k9130332
answered Mar 19 at 16:41
Andrew SwannAndrew Swann
77.8k9130332
answered Mar 19 at 16:41
Andrew SwannAndrew Swann
77.8k9130332
77.8k9130332
Thank you. I've never written a Latex document before. My professor just told us to copy and paste the stuff at the top of the document he had and go from there. I didn't know what any of it did. He said to not worry about any of that and if we had any questions to ask him or go here.
– Matthew Graham
Mar 19 at 16:52
add a comment |
Thank you. I've never written a Latex document before. My professor just told us to copy and paste the stuff at the top of the document he had and go from there. I didn't know what any of it did. He said to not worry about any of that and if we had any questions to ask him or go here.
– Matthew Graham
Mar 19 at 16:52
Thank you. I've never written a Latex document before. My professor just told us to copy and paste the stuff at the top of the document he had and go from there. I didn't know what any of it did. He said to not worry about any of that and if we had any questions to ask him or go here.
– Matthew Graham
Mar 19 at 16:52
Thank you. I've never written a Latex document before. My professor just told us to copy and paste the stuff at the top of the document he had and go from there. I didn't know what any of it did. He said to not worry about any of that and if we had any questions to ask him or go here.
– Matthew Graham
Mar 19 at 16:52
add a comment |
0
The simplest solution for this is the cellspace package with option [math]. You can define a minimal padding at the top and bottom od matrix cells.
In addition, as there is a great contrast in size between normal digits and fractions in matrices, I suggest to use the medium-size mfrac from nccmath. Below you can compare the result of both.
Unrelated: hyperref should be loaded as the last package, with very few exceptions. Also, needless to load graohics when you load graphicx.
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
usepackage{amssymb, latexsym, amsmath, amsthm, enumitem}
usepackage{graphicx, multicol, tikz, pgfplots, tkz-euclide, relsize, framed}
usepackage{nccmath}
usepackage[math]{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{2pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{2pt}
usepackage{hyperref}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
tikzset{fontscale/.style = {font=relsize{#1}}}
setlength{topmargin}{-0.750in}
setlength{textheight}{9.5in}
setlength{textwidth}{6.5in}
setlength{oddsidemargin}{0in}
setlength{evensidemargin}{0in}
allowdisplaybreaks
renewcommand{labelenumi}{(alph{enumi})}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{roman{enumii}.}
setlengtharraycolsep{2pt}
begin{document}
[ G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{7}{20} & -
frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} & -
frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} & -
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} & -
frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100} &
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50} &
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & 0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 & -frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]bigskip
[ G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-mfrac{2}{25} & -mfrac{17}{100} & -mfrac{13}{50} & -mfrac{7}{20} & -
mfrac{11}{25} & -mfrac{53}{100} & -mfrac{31}{50} & -mfrac{71}{100} & -
mfrac{4}{5} \
mfrac{2}{25} & 0 & -mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{5} & -
mfrac{7}{25} & -mfrac{9}{25} & -mfrac{11}{25} & -mfrac{13}{25} & -
mfrac{3}{5} \
mfrac{17}{100} & mfrac{1}{25} & 0 & mfrac{1}{50} & -mfrac{1}{20} & -
mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{19}{100} & -mfrac{13}{50} & -mfrac{33}{100} & -
mfrac{2}{5} \
mfrac{13}{50} & mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{50} & 0 & mfrac{1}{10} &
mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{1}{50} & -mfrac{2}{25} & -mfrac{7}{50} & -
mfrac{1}{5} \
mfrac{7}{20} & mfrac{1}{5} & mfrac{1}{20} & -mfrac{1}{10} & 0 &
mfrac{1}{5} & mfrac{3}{20} & mfrac{1}{10} & mfrac{1}{20} & 0 \
mfrac{11}{25} & mfrac{7}{25} & mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{1}
{5} & 0 & mfrac{8}{25} & mfrac{7}{25} & mfrac{6}{25} & mfrac{1}{5} \
mfrac{53}{100} & mfrac{9}{25} & mfrac{19}{100} & mfrac{1}{50} & -
mfrac{3}{20} & -mfrac{8}{25} & 0 & mfrac{23}{50} & mfrac{43}{100} &
mfrac{2}{5} \
mfrac{31}{50} & mfrac{11}{25} & mfrac{13}{50} & mfrac{2}{25} & -
mfrac{1}{10} & -mfrac{7}{25} & -mfrac{23}{50} & 0 & mfrac{31}{50} &
mfrac{3}{5} \
mfrac{71}{100} & mfrac{13}{25} & mfrac{33}{100} & mfrac{7}{50} & -
mfrac{1}{20} & -mfrac{6}{25} & -mfrac{43}{100} & -mfrac{31}{50} & 0 &
mfrac{4}{5} \
mfrac{4}{5} & mfrac{3}{5} & mfrac{2}{5} & mfrac{1}{5} & 0 & -mfrac{1}
{5} & -mfrac{2}{5} & -mfrac{3}{5} & -mfrac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]
end{document}
answered Mar 19 at 19:00
BernardBernard
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The simplest solution for this is the cellspace package with option [math]. You can define a minimal padding at the top and bottom od matrix cells.
In addition, as there is a great contrast in size between normal digits and fractions in matrices, I suggest to use the medium-size mfrac from nccmath. Below you can compare the result of both.
Unrelated: hyperref should be loaded as the last package, with very few exceptions. Also, needless to load graohics when you load graphicx.
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
usepackage{amssymb, latexsym, amsmath, amsthm, enumitem}
usepackage{graphicx, multicol, tikz, pgfplots, tkz-euclide, relsize, framed}
usepackage{nccmath}
usepackage[math]{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{2pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{2pt}
usepackage{hyperref}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
tikzset{fontscale/.style = {font=relsize{#1}}}
setlength{topmargin}{-0.750in}
setlength{textheight}{9.5in}
setlength{textwidth}{6.5in}
setlength{oddsidemargin}{0in}
setlength{evensidemargin}{0in}
allowdisplaybreaks
renewcommand{labelenumi}{(alph{enumi})}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{roman{enumii}.}
setlengtharraycolsep{2pt}
begin{document}
[ G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{7}{20} & -
frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} & -
frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} & -
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} & -
frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100} &
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50} &
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & 0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 & -frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]bigskip
[ G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-mfrac{2}{25} & -mfrac{17}{100} & -mfrac{13}{50} & -mfrac{7}{20} & -
mfrac{11}{25} & -mfrac{53}{100} & -mfrac{31}{50} & -mfrac{71}{100} & -
mfrac{4}{5} \
mfrac{2}{25} & 0 & -mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{5} & -
mfrac{7}{25} & -mfrac{9}{25} & -mfrac{11}{25} & -mfrac{13}{25} & -
mfrac{3}{5} \
mfrac{17}{100} & mfrac{1}{25} & 0 & mfrac{1}{50} & -mfrac{1}{20} & -
mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{19}{100} & -mfrac{13}{50} & -mfrac{33}{100} & -
mfrac{2}{5} \
mfrac{13}{50} & mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{50} & 0 & mfrac{1}{10} &
mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{1}{50} & -mfrac{2}{25} & -mfrac{7}{50} & -
mfrac{1}{5} \
mfrac{7}{20} & mfrac{1}{5} & mfrac{1}{20} & -mfrac{1}{10} & 0 &
mfrac{1}{5} & mfrac{3}{20} & mfrac{1}{10} & mfrac{1}{20} & 0 \
mfrac{11}{25} & mfrac{7}{25} & mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{1}
{5} & 0 & mfrac{8}{25} & mfrac{7}{25} & mfrac{6}{25} & mfrac{1}{5} \
mfrac{53}{100} & mfrac{9}{25} & mfrac{19}{100} & mfrac{1}{50} & -
mfrac{3}{20} & -mfrac{8}{25} & 0 & mfrac{23}{50} & mfrac{43}{100} &
mfrac{2}{5} \
mfrac{31}{50} & mfrac{11}{25} & mfrac{13}{50} & mfrac{2}{25} & -
mfrac{1}{10} & -mfrac{7}{25} & -mfrac{23}{50} & 0 & mfrac{31}{50} &
mfrac{3}{5} \
mfrac{71}{100} & mfrac{13}{25} & mfrac{33}{100} & mfrac{7}{50} & -
mfrac{1}{20} & -mfrac{6}{25} & -mfrac{43}{100} & -mfrac{31}{50} & 0 &
mfrac{4}{5} \
mfrac{4}{5} & mfrac{3}{5} & mfrac{2}{5} & mfrac{1}{5} & 0 & -mfrac{1}
{5} & -mfrac{2}{5} & -mfrac{3}{5} & -mfrac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]
end{document}
answered Mar 19 at 19:00
BernardBernard
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The simplest solution for this is the cellspace package with option [math]. You can define a minimal padding at the top and bottom od matrix cells.
In addition, as there is a great contrast in size between normal digits and fractions in matrices, I suggest to use the medium-size mfrac from nccmath. Below you can compare the result of both.
Unrelated: hyperref should be loaded as the last package, with very few exceptions. Also, needless to load graohics when you load graphicx.
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
usepackage{amssymb, latexsym, amsmath, amsthm, enumitem}
usepackage{graphicx, multicol, tikz, pgfplots, tkz-euclide, relsize, framed}
usepackage{nccmath}
usepackage[math]{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{2pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{2pt}
usepackage{hyperref}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
tikzset{fontscale/.style = {font=relsize{#1}}}
setlength{topmargin}{-0.750in}
setlength{textheight}{9.5in}
setlength{textwidth}{6.5in}
setlength{oddsidemargin}{0in}
setlength{evensidemargin}{0in}
allowdisplaybreaks
renewcommand{labelenumi}{(alph{enumi})}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{roman{enumii}.}
setlengtharraycolsep{2pt}
begin{document}
[ G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{7}{20} & -
frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} & -
frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} & -
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} & -
frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100} &
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50} &
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & 0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 & -frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]bigskip
[ G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-mfrac{2}{25} & -mfrac{17}{100} & -mfrac{13}{50} & -mfrac{7}{20} & -
mfrac{11}{25} & -mfrac{53}{100} & -mfrac{31}{50} & -mfrac{71}{100} & -
mfrac{4}{5} \
mfrac{2}{25} & 0 & -mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{5} & -
mfrac{7}{25} & -mfrac{9}{25} & -mfrac{11}{25} & -mfrac{13}{25} & -
mfrac{3}{5} \
mfrac{17}{100} & mfrac{1}{25} & 0 & mfrac{1}{50} & -mfrac{1}{20} & -
mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{19}{100} & -mfrac{13}{50} & -mfrac{33}{100} & -
mfrac{2}{5} \
mfrac{13}{50} & mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{50} & 0 & mfrac{1}{10} &
mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{1}{50} & -mfrac{2}{25} & -mfrac{7}{50} & -
mfrac{1}{5} \
mfrac{7}{20} & mfrac{1}{5} & mfrac{1}{20} & -mfrac{1}{10} & 0 &
mfrac{1}{5} & mfrac{3}{20} & mfrac{1}{10} & mfrac{1}{20} & 0 \
mfrac{11}{25} & mfrac{7}{25} & mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{1}
{5} & 0 & mfrac{8}{25} & mfrac{7}{25} & mfrac{6}{25} & mfrac{1}{5} \
mfrac{53}{100} & mfrac{9}{25} & mfrac{19}{100} & mfrac{1}{50} & -
mfrac{3}{20} & -mfrac{8}{25} & 0 & mfrac{23}{50} & mfrac{43}{100} &
mfrac{2}{5} \
mfrac{31}{50} & mfrac{11}{25} & mfrac{13}{50} & mfrac{2}{25} & -
mfrac{1}{10} & -mfrac{7}{25} & -mfrac{23}{50} & 0 & mfrac{31}{50} &
mfrac{3}{5} \
mfrac{71}{100} & mfrac{13}{25} & mfrac{33}{100} & mfrac{7}{50} & -
mfrac{1}{20} & -mfrac{6}{25} & -mfrac{43}{100} & -mfrac{31}{50} & 0 &
mfrac{4}{5} \
mfrac{4}{5} & mfrac{3}{5} & mfrac{2}{5} & mfrac{1}{5} & 0 & -mfrac{1}
{5} & -mfrac{2}{5} & -mfrac{3}{5} & -mfrac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]
end{document}
answered Mar 19 at 19:00
BernardBernard
174k776207
The simplest solution for this is the cellspace package with option [math]. You can define a minimal padding at the top and bottom od matrix cells.
In addition, as there is a great contrast in size between normal digits and fractions in matrices, I suggest to use the medium-size mfrac from nccmath. Below you can compare the result of both.
Unrelated: hyperref should be loaded as the last package, with very few exceptions. Also, needless to load graohics when you load graphicx.
documentclass[11pt]{amsart}
usepackage{amssymb, latexsym, amsmath, amsthm, enumitem}
usepackage{graphicx, multicol, tikz, pgfplots, tkz-euclide, relsize, framed}
usepackage{nccmath}
usepackage[math]{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{2pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{2pt}
usepackage{hyperref}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
tikzset{fontscale/.style = {font=relsize{#1}}}
setlength{topmargin}{-0.750in}
setlength{textheight}{9.5in}
setlength{textwidth}{6.5in}
setlength{oddsidemargin}{0in}
setlength{evensidemargin}{0in}
allowdisplaybreaks
renewcommand{labelenumi}{(alph{enumi})}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{roman{enumii}.}
setlengtharraycolsep{2pt}
begin{document}
[ G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-frac{2}{25} & -frac{17}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{7}{20} & -
frac{11}{25} & -frac{53}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & -frac{71}{100} & -
frac{4}{5} \
frac{2}{25} & 0 & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{5} & -
frac{7}{25} & -frac{9}{25} & -frac{11}{25} & -frac{13}{25} & -
frac{3}{5} \
frac{17}{100} & frac{1}{25} & 0 & frac{1}{50} & -frac{1}{20} & -
frac{3}{25} & -frac{19}{100} & -frac{13}{50} & -frac{33}{100} & -
frac{2}{5} \
frac{13}{50} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & 0 & frac{1}{10} &
frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}{50} & -frac{2}{25} & -frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{5} \
frac{7}{20} & frac{1}{5} & frac{1}{20} & -frac{1}{10} & 0 &
frac{1}{5} & frac{3}{20} & frac{1}{10} & frac{1}{20} & 0 \
frac{11}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{3}{25} & -frac{1}{25} & -frac{1}
{5} & 0 & frac{8}{25} & frac{7}{25} & frac{6}{25} & frac{1}{5} \
frac{53}{100} & frac{9}{25} & frac{19}{100} & frac{1}{50} & -
frac{3}{20} & -frac{8}{25} & 0 & frac{23}{50} & frac{43}{100} &
frac{2}{5} \
frac{31}{50} & frac{11}{25} & frac{13}{50} & frac{2}{25} & -
frac{1}{10} & -frac{7}{25} & -frac{23}{50} & 0 & frac{31}{50} &
frac{3}{5} \
frac{71}{100} & frac{13}{25} & frac{33}{100} & frac{7}{50} & -
frac{1}{20} & -frac{6}{25} & -frac{43}{100} & -frac{31}{50} & 0 &
frac{4}{5} \
frac{4}{5} & frac{3}{5} & frac{2}{5} & frac{1}{5} & 0 & -frac{1}
{5} & -frac{2}{5} & -frac{3}{5} & -frac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]bigskip
[ G_{10} =
begin{bmatrix}
0 &-mfrac{2}{25} & -mfrac{17}{100} & -mfrac{13}{50} & -mfrac{7}{20} & -
mfrac{11}{25} & -mfrac{53}{100} & -mfrac{31}{50} & -mfrac{71}{100} & -
mfrac{4}{5} \
mfrac{2}{25} & 0 & -mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{5} & -
mfrac{7}{25} & -mfrac{9}{25} & -mfrac{11}{25} & -mfrac{13}{25} & -
mfrac{3}{5} \
mfrac{17}{100} & mfrac{1}{25} & 0 & mfrac{1}{50} & -mfrac{1}{20} & -
mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{19}{100} & -mfrac{13}{50} & -mfrac{33}{100} & -
mfrac{2}{5} \
mfrac{13}{50} & mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{50} & 0 & mfrac{1}{10} &
mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{1}{50} & -mfrac{2}{25} & -mfrac{7}{50} & -
mfrac{1}{5} \
mfrac{7}{20} & mfrac{1}{5} & mfrac{1}{20} & -mfrac{1}{10} & 0 &
mfrac{1}{5} & mfrac{3}{20} & mfrac{1}{10} & mfrac{1}{20} & 0 \
mfrac{11}{25} & mfrac{7}{25} & mfrac{3}{25} & -mfrac{1}{25} & -mfrac{1}
{5} & 0 & mfrac{8}{25} & mfrac{7}{25} & mfrac{6}{25} & mfrac{1}{5} \
mfrac{53}{100} & mfrac{9}{25} & mfrac{19}{100} & mfrac{1}{50} & -
mfrac{3}{20} & -mfrac{8}{25} & 0 & mfrac{23}{50} & mfrac{43}{100} &
mfrac{2}{5} \
mfrac{31}{50} & mfrac{11}{25} & mfrac{13}{50} & mfrac{2}{25} & -
mfrac{1}{10} & -mfrac{7}{25} & -mfrac{23}{50} & 0 & mfrac{31}{50} &
mfrac{3}{5} \
mfrac{71}{100} & mfrac{13}{25} & mfrac{33}{100} & mfrac{7}{50} & -
mfrac{1}{20} & -mfrac{6}{25} & -mfrac{43}{100} & -mfrac{31}{50} & 0 &
mfrac{4}{5} \
mfrac{4}{5} & mfrac{3}{5} & mfrac{2}{5} & mfrac{1}{5} & 0 & -mfrac{1}
{5} & -mfrac{2}{5} & -mfrac{3}{5} & -mfrac{4}{5} & 0 \
end{bmatrix}.]
end{document}
answered Mar 19 at 19:00
BernardBernard
174k776207
edited Mar 19 at 19:42
answered Mar 19 at 19:00
BernardBernard
174k776207
answered Mar 19 at 19:00
BernardBernard
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answered Mar 19 at 19:00
BernardBernard
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– Andrew Swann
Mar 19 at 16:38
I've submitted an edit to your question to add an image of your crowded matrix (and a missing
end{document}) See also this question about using[and]instead of$$for displayed math.– JasonV
Mar 19 at 16:52