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How can I fix the label locations on my tikzcd diagram?
Location of Labels with Crossing Arrows in Commuative Diagrams with tikzcdproblem making a commutative diagram in tikz using positioning libraryWhy do I get an extra white page before my TikZ picture?Adjusting the width of a displaymath environmentHow to label an arrow in a commutative diagramHow to draw a square and its diagonals with arrows?Tikz-cd arrow labels are not on the same heightArrow type Rightarrow in tikz-cd displayed not correctlyCommutative diagram with curve connecting between nodesRotating label of arrow along the arrowHow to modify a tikz-cd diagram by changing the placement and length of arrows
I am having trouble with the label locations on my commutative diagram.
Here is my code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & cdots arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & N-1 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & N arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & 3 arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & 4 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & 5 arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
which produces
I would like the arrow labels to appear "centered" on the arrows, as they are in the second diagram, but with the node labels from the first diagram. How can I fix this?
Note: I have already looked at the question here and know that I could probably manually correct the spacing on every single label, but that seems way more tedious than should be necessary given that I'm pretty sure the labels should be centered on the arrows by default.
tikz-pgf tikz-cd
add a comment |
I am having trouble with the label locations on my commutative diagram.
Here is my code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & cdots arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & N-1 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & N arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & 3 arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & 4 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & 5 arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
which produces
I would like the arrow labels to appear "centered" on the arrows, as they are in the second diagram, but with the node labels from the first diagram. How can I fix this?
Note: I have already looked at the question here and know that I could probably manually correct the spacing on every single label, but that seems way more tedious than should be necessary given that I'm pretty sure the labels should be centered on the arrows by default.
tikz-pgf tikz-cd
add a comment |
I am having trouble with the label locations on my commutative diagram.
Here is my code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & cdots arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & N-1 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & N arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & 3 arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & 4 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & 5 arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
which produces
I would like the arrow labels to appear "centered" on the arrows, as they are in the second diagram, but with the node labels from the first diagram. How can I fix this?
Note: I have already looked at the question here and know that I could probably manually correct the spacing on every single label, but that seems way more tedious than should be necessary given that I'm pretty sure the labels should be centered on the arrows by default.
tikz-pgf tikz-cd
I am having trouble with the label locations on my commutative diagram.
Here is my code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & cdots arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & N-1 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & N arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & 3 arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & 4 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & 5 arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
which produces
I would like the arrow labels to appear "centered" on the arrows, as they are in the second diagram, but with the node labels from the first diagram. How can I fix this?
Note: I have already looked at the question here and know that I could probably manually correct the spacing on every single label, but that seems way more tedious than should be necessary given that I'm pretty sure the labels should be centered on the arrows by default.
tikz-pgf tikz-cd
tikz-pgf tikz-cd
asked May 15 at 17:04
Abe SchulteAbe Schulte
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What happens here? auto
gets screwed up.
Why does it happen? See below.
Can one fix it? Yes, at least in an ad hoc way.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
tikzcdsetad hoc fix/.style=r'/.style=r,/tikz/above,l'/.style=l,/tikz/below,
every label/.append style=/tikz/auto=false
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement=&,ad hoc fix]
0 arrow[r', "Nlambda", bend left] &
1 arrow[r', "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "lambda", bend left] &
2 arrow[r', "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "2lambda", bend left] &
cdots arrow[r', "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "3lambda", bend left] &
N-1 arrow[r', "lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "(N-1)lambda", bend left] &
N arrow[l', "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & 3 arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & 4 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & 5 arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
The reason why this happens is that the arrows have different vertical positions of start and end points. This can be seen from
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &,every label/.append style=sloped]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] &
1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] &
2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] &
cdots arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] &
N-1 arrow[r,"lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] &
N arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
add a comment |
Misplacement of arrow labels you can be reduce by increasing the bend angles. With this you slightly change the position of the start and end of the arrows for longer nodes' names. For example:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[sep=large,
every arrow/.style=draw,->,bend left=45, % for shorter diagram code
]
0 ar[r, "Nlambda"]
& 1 ar[r, "(N - 1)lambda"]
ar[l, "lambda"]
& 2 ar[r, "(N - 2)lambda"]
ar[l, "2lambda"]
& cdots ar[r, "2lambda"]
ar[l, "3lambda"]
& N-1 ar[r, "lambda"]
ar[l, "(N-1)lambda"]
& N ar[l, "Nlambda"]
endtikzcd
enddocument
The output is not produced when running your code.
– marmot
May 15 at 19:58
hm, I check the code again and obtain the same result as i show in answer. I use recent MikTeX (updated yesterday) on w10 machine.
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:15
@Åke, thank you very much !
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:16
No. For instance, you haveN-1-2
in your code. Are you saying MikTeX converts this toN-1
?
– marmot
May 15 at 20:18
ups, @marmoth you are right. Thank you very much to pointed to this. I didn't notice this, I just looked position of arrows labels. i will correct this asap. this left from some previous test ...
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:20
add a comment |
Looks like a good application for tikz
's chain library :
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryautomata,chains,positioning
begindocument
begintikzpicture[
auto,
start chain = going right,
state/.append style =
on chain,
draw=none,
,
]
node (s0)[state] $0$;
node (s1)[state] $1$;
node (s2)[state] $2$;
draw[->] (s0) edge[bend left] node $Nlambda$ (s1)
(s1) edge[bend left] node $lambda$ (s0)
(s1) edge[bend left] node $(N-1)lambda$ (s2)
(s2) edge[bend left] node $2lambda$ (s1)
;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
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What happens here? auto
gets screwed up.
Why does it happen? See below.
Can one fix it? Yes, at least in an ad hoc way.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
tikzcdsetad hoc fix/.style=r'/.style=r,/tikz/above,l'/.style=l,/tikz/below,
every label/.append style=/tikz/auto=false
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement=&,ad hoc fix]
0 arrow[r', "Nlambda", bend left] &
1 arrow[r', "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "lambda", bend left] &
2 arrow[r', "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "2lambda", bend left] &
cdots arrow[r', "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "3lambda", bend left] &
N-1 arrow[r', "lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "(N-1)lambda", bend left] &
N arrow[l', "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & 3 arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & 4 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & 5 arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
The reason why this happens is that the arrows have different vertical positions of start and end points. This can be seen from
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &,every label/.append style=sloped]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] &
1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] &
2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] &
cdots arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] &
N-1 arrow[r,"lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] &
N arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
add a comment |
What happens here? auto
gets screwed up.
Why does it happen? See below.
Can one fix it? Yes, at least in an ad hoc way.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
tikzcdsetad hoc fix/.style=r'/.style=r,/tikz/above,l'/.style=l,/tikz/below,
every label/.append style=/tikz/auto=false
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement=&,ad hoc fix]
0 arrow[r', "Nlambda", bend left] &
1 arrow[r', "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "lambda", bend left] &
2 arrow[r', "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "2lambda", bend left] &
cdots arrow[r', "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "3lambda", bend left] &
N-1 arrow[r', "lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "(N-1)lambda", bend left] &
N arrow[l', "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & 3 arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & 4 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & 5 arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
The reason why this happens is that the arrows have different vertical positions of start and end points. This can be seen from
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &,every label/.append style=sloped]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] &
1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] &
2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] &
cdots arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] &
N-1 arrow[r,"lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] &
N arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
add a comment |
What happens here? auto
gets screwed up.
Why does it happen? See below.
Can one fix it? Yes, at least in an ad hoc way.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
tikzcdsetad hoc fix/.style=r'/.style=r,/tikz/above,l'/.style=l,/tikz/below,
every label/.append style=/tikz/auto=false
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement=&,ad hoc fix]
0 arrow[r', "Nlambda", bend left] &
1 arrow[r', "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "lambda", bend left] &
2 arrow[r', "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "2lambda", bend left] &
cdots arrow[r', "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "3lambda", bend left] &
N-1 arrow[r', "lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "(N-1)lambda", bend left] &
N arrow[l', "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & 3 arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & 4 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & 5 arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
The reason why this happens is that the arrows have different vertical positions of start and end points. This can be seen from
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &,every label/.append style=sloped]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] &
1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] &
2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] &
cdots arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] &
N-1 arrow[r,"lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] &
N arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
What happens here? auto
gets screwed up.
Why does it happen? See below.
Can one fix it? Yes, at least in an ad hoc way.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
tikzcdsetad hoc fix/.style=r'/.style=r,/tikz/above,l'/.style=l,/tikz/below,
every label/.append style=/tikz/auto=false
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement=&,ad hoc fix]
0 arrow[r', "Nlambda", bend left] &
1 arrow[r', "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "lambda", bend left] &
2 arrow[r', "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "2lambda", bend left] &
cdots arrow[r', "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "3lambda", bend left] &
N-1 arrow[r', "lambda", bend left] arrow[l', "(N-1)lambda", bend left] &
N arrow[l', "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] & 1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] & 2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] & 3 arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] & 4 arrow[r, "lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] & 5 arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
The reason why this happens is that the arrows have different vertical positions of start and end points. This can be seen from
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[ampersand replacement = &,every label/.append style=sloped]
0 arrow[r, "Nlambda", bend left] &
1 arrow[r, "(N - 1)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "lambda", bend left] &
2 arrow[r, "(N - 2)lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "2lambda", bend left] &
cdots arrow[r, "2lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "3lambda", bend left] &
N-1 arrow[r,"lambda", bend left] arrow[l, "(N-1)lambda", bend left] &
N arrow[l, "Nlambda", bend left]
endtikzcd
enddocument
edited May 15 at 19:48
answered May 15 at 19:22
marmotmarmot
128k6162309
128k6162309
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Misplacement of arrow labels you can be reduce by increasing the bend angles. With this you slightly change the position of the start and end of the arrows for longer nodes' names. For example:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[sep=large,
every arrow/.style=draw,->,bend left=45, % for shorter diagram code
]
0 ar[r, "Nlambda"]
& 1 ar[r, "(N - 1)lambda"]
ar[l, "lambda"]
& 2 ar[r, "(N - 2)lambda"]
ar[l, "2lambda"]
& cdots ar[r, "2lambda"]
ar[l, "3lambda"]
& N-1 ar[r, "lambda"]
ar[l, "(N-1)lambda"]
& N ar[l, "Nlambda"]
endtikzcd
enddocument
The output is not produced when running your code.
– marmot
May 15 at 19:58
hm, I check the code again and obtain the same result as i show in answer. I use recent MikTeX (updated yesterday) on w10 machine.
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:15
@Åke, thank you very much !
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:16
No. For instance, you haveN-1-2
in your code. Are you saying MikTeX converts this toN-1
?
– marmot
May 15 at 20:18
ups, @marmoth you are right. Thank you very much to pointed to this. I didn't notice this, I just looked position of arrows labels. i will correct this asap. this left from some previous test ...
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:20
add a comment |
Misplacement of arrow labels you can be reduce by increasing the bend angles. With this you slightly change the position of the start and end of the arrows for longer nodes' names. For example:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[sep=large,
every arrow/.style=draw,->,bend left=45, % for shorter diagram code
]
0 ar[r, "Nlambda"]
& 1 ar[r, "(N - 1)lambda"]
ar[l, "lambda"]
& 2 ar[r, "(N - 2)lambda"]
ar[l, "2lambda"]
& cdots ar[r, "2lambda"]
ar[l, "3lambda"]
& N-1 ar[r, "lambda"]
ar[l, "(N-1)lambda"]
& N ar[l, "Nlambda"]
endtikzcd
enddocument
The output is not produced when running your code.
– marmot
May 15 at 19:58
hm, I check the code again and obtain the same result as i show in answer. I use recent MikTeX (updated yesterday) on w10 machine.
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:15
@Åke, thank you very much !
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:16
No. For instance, you haveN-1-2
in your code. Are you saying MikTeX converts this toN-1
?
– marmot
May 15 at 20:18
ups, @marmoth you are right. Thank you very much to pointed to this. I didn't notice this, I just looked position of arrows labels. i will correct this asap. this left from some previous test ...
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:20
add a comment |
Misplacement of arrow labels you can be reduce by increasing the bend angles. With this you slightly change the position of the start and end of the arrows for longer nodes' names. For example:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[sep=large,
every arrow/.style=draw,->,bend left=45, % for shorter diagram code
]
0 ar[r, "Nlambda"]
& 1 ar[r, "(N - 1)lambda"]
ar[l, "lambda"]
& 2 ar[r, "(N - 2)lambda"]
ar[l, "2lambda"]
& cdots ar[r, "2lambda"]
ar[l, "3lambda"]
& N-1 ar[r, "lambda"]
ar[l, "(N-1)lambda"]
& N ar[l, "Nlambda"]
endtikzcd
enddocument
Misplacement of arrow labels you can be reduce by increasing the bend angles. With this you slightly change the position of the start and end of the arrows for longer nodes' names. For example:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz-cd
begindocument
begintikzcd[sep=large,
every arrow/.style=draw,->,bend left=45, % for shorter diagram code
]
0 ar[r, "Nlambda"]
& 1 ar[r, "(N - 1)lambda"]
ar[l, "lambda"]
& 2 ar[r, "(N - 2)lambda"]
ar[l, "2lambda"]
& cdots ar[r, "2lambda"]
ar[l, "3lambda"]
& N-1 ar[r, "lambda"]
ar[l, "(N-1)lambda"]
& N ar[l, "Nlambda"]
endtikzcd
enddocument
edited May 15 at 20:21
answered May 15 at 19:43
ZarkoZarko
135k872179
135k872179
The output is not produced when running your code.
– marmot
May 15 at 19:58
hm, I check the code again and obtain the same result as i show in answer. I use recent MikTeX (updated yesterday) on w10 machine.
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:15
@Åke, thank you very much !
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:16
No. For instance, you haveN-1-2
in your code. Are you saying MikTeX converts this toN-1
?
– marmot
May 15 at 20:18
ups, @marmoth you are right. Thank you very much to pointed to this. I didn't notice this, I just looked position of arrows labels. i will correct this asap. this left from some previous test ...
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:20
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The output is not produced when running your code.
– marmot
May 15 at 19:58
hm, I check the code again and obtain the same result as i show in answer. I use recent MikTeX (updated yesterday) on w10 machine.
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:15
@Åke, thank you very much !
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:16
No. For instance, you haveN-1-2
in your code. Are you saying MikTeX converts this toN-1
?
– marmot
May 15 at 20:18
ups, @marmoth you are right. Thank you very much to pointed to this. I didn't notice this, I just looked position of arrows labels. i will correct this asap. this left from some previous test ...
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:20
The output is not produced when running your code.
– marmot
May 15 at 19:58
The output is not produced when running your code.
– marmot
May 15 at 19:58
hm, I check the code again and obtain the same result as i show in answer. I use recent MikTeX (updated yesterday) on w10 machine.
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:15
hm, I check the code again and obtain the same result as i show in answer. I use recent MikTeX (updated yesterday) on w10 machine.
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:15
@Åke, thank you very much !
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:16
@Åke, thank you very much !
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:16
No. For instance, you have
N-1-2
in your code. Are you saying MikTeX converts this to N-1
?– marmot
May 15 at 20:18
No. For instance, you have
N-1-2
in your code. Are you saying MikTeX converts this to N-1
?– marmot
May 15 at 20:18
ups, @marmoth you are right. Thank you very much to pointed to this. I didn't notice this, I just looked position of arrows labels. i will correct this asap. this left from some previous test ...
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:20
ups, @marmoth you are right. Thank you very much to pointed to this. I didn't notice this, I just looked position of arrows labels. i will correct this asap. this left from some previous test ...
– Zarko
May 15 at 20:20
add a comment |
Looks like a good application for tikz
's chain library :
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryautomata,chains,positioning
begindocument
begintikzpicture[
auto,
start chain = going right,
state/.append style =
on chain,
draw=none,
,
]
node (s0)[state] $0$;
node (s1)[state] $1$;
node (s2)[state] $2$;
draw[->] (s0) edge[bend left] node $Nlambda$ (s1)
(s1) edge[bend left] node $lambda$ (s0)
(s1) edge[bend left] node $(N-1)lambda$ (s2)
(s2) edge[bend left] node $2lambda$ (s1)
;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
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add a comment |
Looks like a good application for tikz
's chain library :
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryautomata,chains,positioning
begindocument
begintikzpicture[
auto,
start chain = going right,
state/.append style =
on chain,
draw=none,
,
]
node (s0)[state] $0$;
node (s1)[state] $1$;
node (s2)[state] $2$;
draw[->] (s0) edge[bend left] node $Nlambda$ (s1)
(s1) edge[bend left] node $lambda$ (s0)
(s1) edge[bend left] node $(N-1)lambda$ (s2)
(s2) edge[bend left] node $2lambda$ (s1)
;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
New contributor
add a comment |
Looks like a good application for tikz
's chain library :
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryautomata,chains,positioning
begindocument
begintikzpicture[
auto,
start chain = going right,
state/.append style =
on chain,
draw=none,
,
]
node (s0)[state] $0$;
node (s1)[state] $1$;
node (s2)[state] $2$;
draw[->] (s0) edge[bend left] node $Nlambda$ (s1)
(s1) edge[bend left] node $lambda$ (s0)
(s1) edge[bend left] node $(N-1)lambda$ (s2)
(s2) edge[bend left] node $2lambda$ (s1)
;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
New contributor
Looks like a good application for tikz
's chain library :
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryautomata,chains,positioning
begindocument
begintikzpicture[
auto,
start chain = going right,
state/.append style =
on chain,
draw=none,
,
]
node (s0)[state] $0$;
node (s1)[state] $1$;
node (s2)[state] $2$;
draw[->] (s0) edge[bend left] node $Nlambda$ (s1)
(s1) edge[bend left] node $lambda$ (s0)
(s1) edge[bend left] node $(N-1)lambda$ (s2)
(s2) edge[bend left] node $2lambda$ (s1)
;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
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answered May 15 at 20:37
ÅkeÅke
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