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\bordermatrix in LaTeX
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Timothy Murphy
Oct 28, 1992, 10:46:29 PM10/28/92
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In plain TeX there is a \bordermatrix macro
which allows one to label the rows and columns of a matrix.
I wonder if there is any LaTeX style implementing something similar?
which allows one to label the rows and columns of a matrix.
I wonder if there is any LaTeX style implementing something similar?
A bordered matrix would look something like this:
1 2
1 | x 0 |
2 | 0 y |
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Brian Clausing
Oct 30, 1992, 12:58:16 AM10/30/92
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From article <1992Oct29.0...@maths.tcd.ie>, by t...@maths.tcd.ie (Timothy Murphy):
\bordermatrix is defined in LaTeX and works correctly in
\[...\] and $...$ math environments, but in the equationarray
environment, the delimiters seem to be too high. This can be
avoided by writing \mbox{$\bordermatrix ... $}.
Brian Clausing
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