Dear List,
I'm trying to insert a (logical) formula, of the form:
a,b,c
if a,b,c - d
-
d
I'm trying to do it using a fraction, but don't know how to get a double
top line. Any ideas?
Matt
Lyx 1.3.5 on Linux fc3
If you select fraction then in the top box of the fraction select matrix
and choose a 2x1 matrix then you get two lines on the top of the fraction.
I also chose a 1x1 matrix on the bottom so the format is the same.
The only draw back is that the bottom of the fraction is not left aligned.
See
Hi
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
equals sign
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Geoff
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the equals
sign
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Geoff,
Have you tried a matrix? Leave cells empty in the left column, fill in the
rest. Math mode; use the panel.
Rich
--
Dr.
Rich Shepard wrote:
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
equals sign
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Geoff,
Have you tried a matrix? Leave cells empty in the left column, fill in
the rest. Math mode; use the panel.
Rich
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
equals sign
I suppose the align environment - amsmath ...
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Herbert
--
http://TeXnik.de/
http://PSTricks.de/
Angus Leeming wrote:
Rich Shepard wrote:
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
equals sign
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Geoff,
Have you tried a matrix? Leave cells empty in the left column, fill in
the rest. Math mode; use the panel.
Rich
Thankyou for all the different ways. I am sure they all have a use
somewhere depending on layout.
Actually i guess i just needed to know how to move down a line in eqnarray
as that is what i was trying to do
Ctrl-enter should have guessed
Thanks again
Geoff
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Angus Leeming
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Angus Leeming wrote:
Nonsense, my dear Richard!
Oh. OK, Angus.
Geoff, use the Eqnarray or one of the AMS align environments in the
Insert-Math menu.
Don't think I've used this myself.
Rich
--
Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President
Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM)
Hi all,
First, thanks to Matej for suggesting the sectsty package for customizing
structural headings (section, subsection, subsubsection). It works nicely so
I'll be using it.
Because the audience of my new book is managers, I don't want section numbers
-- too geeky. That means in order to
On 2005.04.09 04:07 Steve Litt wrote:
Is that reasonable for a self-published, commercial
book aimed at an audience of managers, or am I
committing aesthetic suicide?
To start, your audience is the worst possible one. A manager's arrogant
opinion of his own omniscience is exceeded only by his
Matt Williams wrote:
Dear List,
I'm trying to insert a (logical) formula, of the form:
a,b,c
if a,b,c - d
-
d
I'm trying to do it using a fraction, but don't know how to get a double
top line. Any ideas?
Matt
Lyx 1.3.5 on Linux fc3
In a math display environment, you can put a 4x1 array,
Dear List,
I'm trying to insert a (logical) formula, of the form:
a,b,c
if a,b,c - d
-
d
I'm trying to do it using a fraction, but don't know how to get a double
top line. Any ideas?
Matt
Lyx 1.3.5 on Linux fc3
If you select fraction then in the top box of the fraction select matrix
and choose a 2x1 matrix then you get two lines on the top of the fraction.
I also chose a 1x1 matrix on the bottom so the format is the same.
The only draw back is that the bottom of the fraction is not left aligned.
See
Hi
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
equals sign
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Geoff
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the equals
sign
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Geoff,
Have you tried a matrix? Leave cells empty in the left column, fill in the
rest. Math mode; use the panel.
Rich
--
Dr.
Rich Shepard wrote:
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
equals sign
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Geoff,
Have you tried a matrix? Leave cells empty in the left column, fill in
the rest. Math mode; use the panel.
Rich
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
equals sign
I suppose the align environment - amsmath ...
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Herbert
--
http://TeXnik.de/
http://PSTricks.de/
Angus Leeming wrote:
Rich Shepard wrote:
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
equals sign
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Geoff,
Have you tried a matrix? Leave cells empty in the left column, fill in
the rest. Math mode; use the panel.
Rich
Thankyou for all the different ways. I am sure they all have a use
somewhere depending on layout.
Actually i guess i just needed to know how to move down a line in eqnarray
as that is what i was trying to do
Ctrl-enter should have guessed
Thanks again
Geoff
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Angus Leeming
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Angus Leeming wrote:
Nonsense, my dear Richard!
Oh. OK, Angus.
Geoff, use the Eqnarray or one of the AMS align environments in the
Insert-Math menu.
Don't think I've used this myself.
Rich
--
Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President
Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM)
Hi all,
First, thanks to Matej for suggesting the sectsty package for customizing
structural headings (section, subsection, subsubsection). It works nicely so
I'll be using it.
Because the audience of my new book is managers, I don't want section numbers
-- too geeky. That means in order to
On 2005.04.09 04:07 Steve Litt wrote:
Is that reasonable for a self-published, commercial
book aimed at an audience of managers, or am I
committing aesthetic suicide?
To start, your audience is the worst possible one. A manager's arrogant
opinion of his own omniscience is exceeded only by his
Matt Williams wrote:
Dear List,
I'm trying to insert a (logical) formula, of the form:
a,b,c
if a,b,c - d
-
d
I'm trying to do it using a fraction, but don't know how to get a double
top line. Any ideas?
Matt
Lyx 1.3.5 on Linux fc3
In a math display environment, you can put a 4x1 array,
Dear List,
I'm trying to insert a (logical) formula, of the form:
a,b,c
if a,b,c -> d
-
d
I'm trying to do it using a fraction, but don't know how to get a double
top line. Any ideas?
Matt
Lyx 1.3.5 on Linux fc3
If you select fraction then in the top box of the fraction select matrix
and choose a 2x1 matrix then you get two lines on the top of the fraction.
I also chose a 1x1 matrix on the bottom so the format is the same.
The only draw back is that the bottom of the fraction is not left aligned.
See
Hi
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
equals sign
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Geoff
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the equals
sign
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Geoff,
Have you tried a matrix? Leave cells empty in the left column, fill in the
rest. Math mode; use the panel.
Rich
--
Dr.
Rich Shepard wrote:
>> WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
>> equals sign
>>
>> so you have
>>
>> moo = blah
>>= blahblah
>>= thing
>
> Geoff,
>
>Have you tried a matrix? Leave cells empty in the left column, fill in
>the rest. Math mode; use the
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
equals sign
I suppose the align environment -> amsmath ...
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Herbert
--
http://TeXnik.de/
http://PSTricks.de/
Angus Leeming wrote:
Rich Shepard wrote:
WOndered if there was an easy way to align a set of equations to the
equals sign
so you have
moo = blah
= blahblah
= thing
Geoff,
Have you tried a matrix? Leave cells empty in the left column, fill in
the rest. Math mode; use the panel.
Rich
Thankyou for all the different ways. I am sure they all have a use
somewhere depending on layout.
Actually i guess i just needed to know how to move down a line in eqnarray
as that is what i was trying to do
Ctrl-enter should have guessed
Thanks again
Geoff
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Angus Leeming
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Angus Leeming wrote:
Nonsense, my dear Richard!
Oh. OK, Angus.
Geoff, use the Eqnarray or one of the AMS align environments in the
Insert->Math menu.
Don't think I've used this myself.
Rich
--
Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President
Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM)
Hi all,
First, thanks to Matej for suggesting the sectsty package for customizing
structural headings (section, subsection, subsubsection). It works nicely so
I'll be using it.
Because the audience of my new book is managers, I don't want section numbers
-- too geeky. That means in order to
On 2005.04.09 04:07 Steve Litt wrote:
Is that reasonable for a self-published, commercial
book aimed at an audience of managers, or am I
committing aesthetic suicide?
To start, your audience is the worst possible one. A manager's arrogant
opinion of his own omniscience is exceeded only by his
Matt Williams wrote:
Dear List,
I'm trying to insert a (logical) formula, of the form:
a,b,c
if a,b,c -> d
-
d
I'm trying to do it using a fraction, but don't know how to get a double
top line. Any ideas?
Matt
Lyx 1.3.5 on Linux fc3
In a math display environment, you can put a 4x1 array,
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