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How to draw this diagram with tikzcd or other packagesWhy do directly-inserted labels in pspicture displace other following objects?How to express a polar coordinate for a macro that only accepts space-separated values?Using Pstricks to draw white boxes with white boarders fails?How to delete the 'triangle' on an arrow using the Vaucanson-g packageWhat causes the presence of unnecessary white space?How can I delete the or3 and & notations from this and gate?Error in PSTricks package — trailing space again?LaTeX Trellis Diagrams for STBCsAutomatically converting pictures to black-and-whiteInclude graphic with white background as transparentHow to delete unnecessary dot?
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](0,-1)(4,2)
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A],,,,,,,,,,,,$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C],,,,,,$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
After see all the answers, done :)
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad $M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C] quad $M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pssetarrowinset=0
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
enddocument
pstricks
asked Jun 5 at 1:34
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8251323
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documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](0,-1)(4,2)
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A],,,,,,,,,,,,$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C],,,,,,$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
After see all the answers, done :)
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad $M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C] quad $M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pssetarrowinset=0
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
enddocument
pstricks
asked Jun 5 at 1:34
Trong VuongTrong Vuong
8251323
1
Although you've received answers that seem to solve your problem, I have no clue what your question is. For the benefit of future users of the site, could you please add a textual description of what your problem is and what you're trying to achieve? That way, people with similar problems will be able to find your question and its answers.
– David Richerby
Jun 5 at 11:56
add a comment |
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](0,-1)(4,2)
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A],,,,,,,,,,,,$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C],,,,,,$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
After see all the answers, done :)
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad $M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C] quad $M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pssetarrowinset=0
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
enddocument
pstricks
asked Jun 5 at 1:34
Trong VuongTrong Vuong
8251323
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](0,-1)(4,2)
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A],,,,,,,,,,,,$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C],,,,,,$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
After see all the answers, done :)
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad $M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C] quad $M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pssetarrowinset=0
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
enddocument
pstricks
pstricks
asked Jun 5 at 1:34
Trong VuongTrong Vuong
8251323
asked Jun 5 at 1:34
Trong VuongTrong Vuong
8251323
edited Jun 5 at 7:00
Trong Vuong
asked Jun 5 at 1:34
Trong VuongTrong Vuong
8251323
asked Jun 5 at 1:34
Trong VuongTrong Vuong
8251323
asked Jun 5 at 1:34
Trong VuongTrong Vuong
8251323
8251323
1
Although you've received answers that seem to solve your problem, I have no clue what your question is. For the benefit of future users of the site, could you please add a textual description of what your problem is and what you're trying to achieve? That way, people with similar problems will be able to find your question and its answers.
– David Richerby
Jun 5 at 11:56
add a comment |
1
Although you've received answers that seem to solve your problem, I have no clue what your question is. For the benefit of future users of the site, could you please add a textual description of what your problem is and what you're trying to achieve? That way, people with similar problems will be able to find your question and its answers.
– David Richerby
Jun 5 at 11:56
1
1
Although you've received answers that seem to solve your problem, I have no clue what your question is. For the benefit of future users of the site, could you please add a textual description of what your problem is and what you're trying to achieve? That way, people with similar problems will be able to find your question and its answers.
– David Richerby
Jun 5 at 11:56
Although you've received answers that seem to solve your problem, I have no clue what your question is. For the benefit of future users of the site, could you please add a textual description of what your problem is and what you're trying to achieve? That way, people with similar problems will be able to find your question and its answers.
– David Richerby
Jun 5 at 11:56
add a comment |
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You need to put the matrix somewhere, e.g. using rput. This is the way to nest pspictures.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](-.5,-1)(4,2)
rput[bl](0,0)beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A],,,,,,,,,,,,$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C],,,,,,$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
If you make the picture smaller, it will become smaller.
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](-.5,-0.3)(3,2)
answered Jun 5 at 1:50
marmotmarmot
135k6175323
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It makes no sense to use the pspicture envorimnent in this case:
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepst-node,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C]quad$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
enddocument
If you really need the grid, then write the psmatrix, which
is internally nothing else than an array, into a box of zero width:
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepst-node,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](0,-1)(4,2)
makebox[0pt][l]%
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C]quad$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
makebox does the same as rput. It is the same behaviour as mentioned in your question Why do directly-inserted labels in pspicture displace other following objects?
The array (psmatrix) has a width and that's the reason why the old coordinate system is shifted to the right and you get the whitespace. Real PSTricks objects have no width. However, psmatrix should not be inside pspicture.
answered Jun 5 at 6:25
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You need to put the matrix somewhere, e.g. using rput. This is the way to nest pspictures.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](-.5,-1)(4,2)
rput[bl](0,0)beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A],,,,,,,,,,,,$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C],,,,,,$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
If you make the picture smaller, it will become smaller.
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](-.5,-0.3)(3,2)
answered Jun 5 at 1:50
marmotmarmot
135k6175323
add a comment |
You need to put the matrix somewhere, e.g. using rput. This is the way to nest pspictures.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](-.5,-1)(4,2)
rput[bl](0,0)beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A],,,,,,,,,,,,$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C],,,,,,$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
If you make the picture smaller, it will become smaller.
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](-.5,-0.3)(3,2)
answered Jun 5 at 1:50
marmotmarmot
135k6175323
add a comment |
You need to put the matrix somewhere, e.g. using rput. This is the way to nest pspictures.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](-.5,-1)(4,2)
rput[bl](0,0)beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A],,,,,,,,,,,,$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C],,,,,,$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
If you make the picture smaller, it will become smaller.
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](-.5,-0.3)(3,2)
answered Jun 5 at 1:50
marmotmarmot
135k6175323
You need to put the matrix somewhere, e.g. using rput. This is the way to nest pspictures.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepstricks-add,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](-.5,-1)(4,2)
rput[bl](0,0)beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A],,,,,,,,,,,,$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C],,,,,,$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
If you make the picture smaller, it will become smaller.
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](-.5,-0.3)(3,2)
answered Jun 5 at 1:50
marmotmarmot
135k6175323
answered Jun 5 at 1:50
marmotmarmot
135k6175323
answered Jun 5 at 1:50
marmotmarmot
135k6175323
answered Jun 5 at 1:50
marmotmarmot
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135k6175323
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add a comment |
It makes no sense to use the pspicture envorimnent in this case:
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepst-node,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C]quad$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
enddocument
If you really need the grid, then write the psmatrix, which
is internally nothing else than an array, into a box of zero width:
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepst-node,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](0,-1)(4,2)
makebox[0pt][l]%
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C]quad$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
makebox does the same as rput. It is the same behaviour as mentioned in your question Why do directly-inserted labels in pspicture displace other following objects?
The array (psmatrix) has a width and that's the reason why the old coordinate system is shifted to the right and you get the whitespace. Real PSTricks objects have no width. However, psmatrix should not be inside pspicture.
answered Jun 5 at 6:25
Red-CloudRed-Cloud
4,143217
add a comment |
It makes no sense to use the pspicture envorimnent in this case:
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepst-node,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C]quad$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
enddocument
If you really need the grid, then write the psmatrix, which
is internally nothing else than an array, into a box of zero width:
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepst-node,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](0,-1)(4,2)
makebox[0pt][l]%
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C]quad$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
makebox does the same as rput. It is the same behaviour as mentioned in your question Why do directly-inserted labels in pspicture displace other following objects?
The array (psmatrix) has a width and that's the reason why the old coordinate system is shifted to the right and you get the whitespace. Real PSTricks objects have no width. However, psmatrix should not be inside pspicture.
answered Jun 5 at 6:25
Red-CloudRed-Cloud
4,143217
add a comment |
It makes no sense to use the pspicture envorimnent in this case:
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepst-node,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C]quad$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
enddocument
If you really need the grid, then write the psmatrix, which
is internally nothing else than an array, into a box of zero width:
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepst-node,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](0,-1)(4,2)
makebox[0pt][l]%
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C]quad$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
makebox does the same as rput. It is the same behaviour as mentioned in your question Why do directly-inserted labels in pspicture displace other following objects?
The array (psmatrix) has a width and that's the reason why the old coordinate system is shifted to the right and you get the whitespace. Real PSTricks objects have no width. However, psmatrix should not be inside pspicture.
answered Jun 5 at 6:25
Red-CloudRed-Cloud
4,143217
It makes no sense to use the pspicture envorimnent in this case:
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepst-node,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C]quad$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
enddocument
If you really need the grid, then write the psmatrix, which
is internally nothing else than an array, into a box of zero width:
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagepst-node,amsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginpspicture[showgrid,arrowinset=0](0,-1)(4,2)
makebox[0pt][l]%
beginpsmatrix[colsep=.5cm,rowsep=1.2cm]
& [name=A]qquad$M_0,4 times mathbbP^1 $\
[name=B]$B$ & [name=C]quad$M_0,4$
endpsmatrix
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(B)(C) nbput$kappa$
pcline[nodesep=.3]->(A)(C) nbput[labelsep=.1]$pi$
naputforeach i in 0.1,0.25,0.4,0.55%
pcline->(i,-.4)(i,.45) nbput[labelsep=.1]$sigma_i$
endpspicture
enddocument
makebox does the same as rput. It is the same behaviour as mentioned in your question Why do directly-inserted labels in pspicture displace other following objects?
The array (psmatrix) has a width and that's the reason why the old coordinate system is shifted to the right and you get the whitespace. Real PSTricks objects have no width. However, psmatrix should not be inside pspicture.
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