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== Special cases with IFS and GN == | == Special cases with IFS and GN == | ||
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; Angle brackets | |||
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| The angle brackets are chosen from the [[#Operator symbols|Operator symbols menu]]. Right in size and shape. Best resembles the TeX output of the same thing. | | The angle brackets are chosen from the [[#Operator symbols|Operator symbols menu]]. Right in size and shape. Best resembles the TeX output of the same thing. | ||
|} | |} | ||
This same piece of code in TeX will look like this: | |||
<math>Z_5 = \big< \{ l_7, m_4 \}, \{ l_8, m_5 \}, | |||
\begin{array}{c|c c} & l_8 & m_5 \\ | |||
\hline | |||
l_7 & true & false \\ | |||
m_4 & W_{4,8} & W_{4,5} \\ | |||
\end{array}, | |||
\land (l_7, m_3) \big></math> | |||
<pre> | |||
<math> | |||
Z_5 = \big< \{ l_7, m_4 \}, \{ l_8, m_5 \}, | |||
\begin{array}{c|c c} & l_8 & m_5 \\ | |||
\hline | |||
l_7 & true & false \\ | |||
m_4 & W_{4,8} & W_{4,5} \\ | |||
\end{array}, | |||
\land (l_7, m_3) \big> | |||
</math> | |||
</pre> | |||
=== GN index matrices === | === GN index matrices === | ||
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Revision as of 14:29, 24 October 2008
This help page may be useful to everyone who heavily writes formulas in MS Word documents. Special emphasis will be made on the formulas and matrices within the scope of Ifigenia. Please, note that the MS Word Equation's possibilities are much restricted, compared to TeX possibilities to render formulas.
MS Word Equation symbols and templates
Click the Equation Editor icon or choose to open it from the Insert menu, Object option. The Equation editor itself has several more important drop-down menus from where to set the font styles, font sizes and spacings of the various components of the inserted formulas.
The components of the formulas themselves can be
- symbols to be inserted either from the keyboard, or from the virtual keyboard of the Equation Editor (sections 1.1 to 1.10), or
- formatting commands , selected from the templates in the virtual keyboard (sections 1.11 to 1.19), as well as from the drop-down menus (section 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3).
Relational symbols
![](/images/1/1e/Equation-1-1.png)
Spaces and ellipses
![](/images/6/64/Equation-1-2.png)
- Note: Ellipse here means something omitted, not the geometrical figure.
Embellishments
![](/images/7/78/Equation-1-3.png)
Operator symbols
![](/images/d/df/Equation-1-4.png)
Arrow symbols
![](/images/d/de/Equation-1-5.png)
Logical symbols
![](/images/1/18/Equation-1-6.png)
Set theory symbols
![](/images/f/f2/Equation-1-7.png)
Miscellaneous symbols
![](/images/a/a3/Equation-1-8.png)
Greek characters (lowercase)
![](/images/1/1d/Equation-1-9.png)
Greek characters (uppercase)
![](/images/a/a6/Equation-1-10.png)
Fence templates
![](/images/3/37/Equation-2-1.png)
Fraction and radical templates
![](/images/9/94/Equation-2-2.png)
Subscript and superscript templates
![](/images/0/03/Equation-2-3.png)
Summation templates
![](/images/a/a1/Equation-2-4.png)
Integral templates
![](/images/3/33/Equation-2-5.png)
Underbar and overbar templates
![](/images/c/c8/Equation-2-6.png)
Labeled arrow templates
![](/images/d/da/Equation-2-7.png)
Products and set theory templates
![](/images/c/c1/Equation-2-8.png)
Matrix templates
![](/images/c/cd/Equation-2-9.png)
![](/images/6/66/Equation-spacing-menu.png)
Full list of settings in this menu:
- line spacing
- matrix row spacing
- matrix column spacing
- superscript height
- subscript depth
- limit height
- limit depth
- limit line spacing
- numerator height
- denominator depth
- fraction bar overhang
- fraction bar thickness
- sub-fraction bar thickness
- fence overhang
- spacing adjustment
- minimum gap
- radical gap
- embellishment gap
- prime height
![](/images/e/ef/Equation-style-menu.png)
![](/images/6/63/Equation-size-menu.png)
Special cases with IFS and GN
Generalized nets
- Angle brackets
Ugly | ![]() |
The "angle brackets" are typed from the keyboard: symbols < ("less than") and > ("greater than"). Too small and acute-angled. |
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Ugly | ![]() |
The angle brackets are chosen from the Fence templates menu. Too large and obtuse-angled. |
Beautiful | ![]() |
The angle brackets are chosen from the Operator symbols menu. Right in size and shape. Best resembles the TeX output of the same thing. |
This same piece of code in TeX will look like this:
[math]\displaystyle{ Z_5 = \big\lt \{ l_7, m_4 \}, \{ l_8, m_5 \}, \begin{array}{c|c c} & l_8 & m_5 \\ \hline l_7 & true & false \\ m_4 & W_{4,8} & W_{4,5} \\ \end{array}, \land (l_7, m_3) \big\gt }[/math]
<math> Z_5 = \big< \{ l_7, m_4 \}, \{ l_8, m_5 \}, \begin{array}{c|c c} & l_8 & m_5 \\ \hline l_7 & true & false \\ m_4 & W_{4,8} & W_{4,5} \\ \end{array}, \land (l_7, m_3) \big> </math>