How to Recreate this in LaTeX? (Unsure What the Notation is Called)
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How would I produce a diagram like this in LaTeX? It's from my book, and I'd like to be able to answer the questions from the section in this format.
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Welcome to TeX SX! You can do that very easily withtikz-cd.
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How would I produce a diagram like this in LaTeX? It's from my book, and I'd like to be able to answer the questions from the section in this format.
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Welcome to TeX SX! You can do that very easily withtikz-cd.
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Welcome to TeX SX! You can do that very easily withtikz-cd.
– Bernard
4 hours ago
Welcome to TeX SX! You can do that very easily with
tikz-cd.– Bernard
4 hours ago
Welcome to TeX SX! You can do that very easily with
tikz-cd.– Bernard
4 hours ago
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As Bernard says, it can be done with tikz-cd. (@Bernard: saying something of that sort doesn't mean I didn't know that, of course I did, but it is IMHO nicer to acknowledge comments that go in the same direction as an answer that one is going to post.) You need to move the commas and so on yourself.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz-cd}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
tikzcdset{every arrow/.append style = {-latex}}
[ begin{tikzcd}
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& & \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[r] & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[r] & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0) ar[dr] & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[d] & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
(q_0,111,Z_0) & (q_1,111,Z_0) & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
& & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
end{tikzcd}]
end{document}
answered 4 hours ago
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Not exactly the same as the one on page 188 of Comp 335 by David Ford down the road from you ? at Concordia Montreal but it proves you can convert pdftex to pdf to png to html to tex to pdfLaTeX to html without a loss in quality or a single pandoc step in sight :-)
– KJO
14 mins ago
@KJO I probably need another day or so to understand this one. ... ;-)
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As Bernard says, it can be done with tikz-cd. (@Bernard: saying something of that sort doesn't mean I didn't know that, of course I did, but it is IMHO nicer to acknowledge comments that go in the same direction as an answer that one is going to post.) You need to move the commas and so on yourself.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz-cd}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
tikzcdset{every arrow/.append style = {-latex}}
[ begin{tikzcd}
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& & \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[r] & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[r] & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0) ar[dr] & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[d] & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
(q_0,111,Z_0) & (q_1,111,Z_0) & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
& & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
end{tikzcd}]
end{document}
answered 4 hours ago
marmotmarmot
114k5145276
Not exactly the same as the one on page 188 of Comp 335 by David Ford down the road from you ? at Concordia Montreal but it proves you can convert pdftex to pdf to png to html to tex to pdfLaTeX to html without a loss in quality or a single pandoc step in sight :-)
– KJO
14 mins ago
@KJO I probably need another day or so to understand this one. ... ;-)
– marmot
3 mins ago
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As Bernard says, it can be done with tikz-cd. (@Bernard: saying something of that sort doesn't mean I didn't know that, of course I did, but it is IMHO nicer to acknowledge comments that go in the same direction as an answer that one is going to post.) You need to move the commas and so on yourself.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz-cd}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
tikzcdset{every arrow/.append style = {-latex}}
[ begin{tikzcd}
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& & \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[r] & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[r] & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0) ar[dr] & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[d] & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
(q_0,111,Z_0) & (q_1,111,Z_0) & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
& & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
end{tikzcd}]
end{document}
answered 4 hours ago
marmotmarmot
114k5145276
Not exactly the same as the one on page 188 of Comp 335 by David Ford down the road from you ? at Concordia Montreal but it proves you can convert pdftex to pdf to png to html to tex to pdfLaTeX to html without a loss in quality or a single pandoc step in sight :-)
– KJO
14 mins ago
@KJO I probably need another day or so to understand this one. ... ;-)
– marmot
3 mins ago
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As Bernard says, it can be done with tikz-cd. (@Bernard: saying something of that sort doesn't mean I didn't know that, of course I did, but it is IMHO nicer to acknowledge comments that go in the same direction as an answer that one is going to post.) You need to move the commas and so on yourself.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz-cd}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
tikzcdset{every arrow/.append style = {-latex}}
[ begin{tikzcd}
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& & \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[r] & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[r] & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0) ar[dr] & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[d] & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
(q_0,111,Z_0) & (q_1,111,Z_0) & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
& & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
end{tikzcd}]
end{document}
answered 4 hours ago
marmotmarmot
114k5145276
As Bernard says, it can be done with tikz-cd. (@Bernard: saying something of that sort doesn't mean I didn't know that, of course I did, but it is IMHO nicer to acknowledge comments that go in the same direction as an answer that one is going to post.) You need to move the commas and so on yourself.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz-cd}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
tikzcdset{every arrow/.append style = {-latex}}
[ begin{tikzcd}
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& & \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[r] & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[r] & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[dr] ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0) ar[dr] & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
(q_0,111,Z_0) ar[d]& (q_1,111,Z_0)ar[d] & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
(q_0,111,Z_0) & (q_1,111,Z_0) & (q_2,111,Z_0) ar[d] \
& & (q_2,111,Z_0) \
end{tikzcd}]
end{document}
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Not exactly the same as the one on page 188 of Comp 335 by David Ford down the road from you ? at Concordia Montreal but it proves you can convert pdftex to pdf to png to html to tex to pdfLaTeX to html without a loss in quality or a single pandoc step in sight :-)
– KJO
14 mins ago
@KJO I probably need another day or so to understand this one. ... ;-)
– marmot
3 mins ago
add a comment |
Not exactly the same as the one on page 188 of Comp 335 by David Ford down the road from you ? at Concordia Montreal but it proves you can convert pdftex to pdf to png to html to tex to pdfLaTeX to html without a loss in quality or a single pandoc step in sight :-)
– KJO
14 mins ago
@KJO I probably need another day or so to understand this one. ... ;-)
– marmot
3 mins ago
Not exactly the same as the one on page 188 of Comp 335 by David Ford down the road from you ? at Concordia Montreal but it proves you can convert pdftex to pdf to png to html to tex to pdfLaTeX to html without a loss in quality or a single pandoc step in sight :-)
– KJO
14 mins ago
Not exactly the same as the one on page 188 of Comp 335 by David Ford down the road from you ? at Concordia Montreal but it proves you can convert pdftex to pdf to png to html to tex to pdfLaTeX to html without a loss in quality or a single pandoc step in sight :-)
– KJO
14 mins ago
@KJO I probably need another day or so to understand this one. ... ;-)
– marmot
3 mins ago
@KJO I probably need another day or so to understand this one. ... ;-)
– marmot
3 mins ago
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Welcome to TeX SX! You can do that very easily with
tikz-cd.– Bernard
4 hours ago