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5
MWE:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
vertical-alignment diagrams tikz-cd alignment commutative-diagrams
edited Jun 1 at 18:47
Bernard
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asked Jun 1 at 18:41
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5
MWE:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
vertical-alignment diagrams tikz-cd alignment commutative-diagrams
edited Jun 1 at 18:47
Bernard
181k781213
asked Jun 1 at 18:41
Lele99_DDLele99_DD
1457
Do you mean you want the top-left entry vertically centred to match the top-right entry, or horizontally centred to match the bottom-left entry, or both?
– Peter LeFanu Lumsdaine
Jun 1 at 18:49
If you mean the vertical placement of the top left object, then the problem is obviously the usage of thefaktorpackage.
– egreg
Jun 1 at 20:14
add a comment |
5
5
5
MWE:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
vertical-alignment diagrams tikz-cd alignment commutative-diagrams
edited Jun 1 at 18:47
Bernard
181k781213
asked Jun 1 at 18:41
Lele99_DDLele99_DD
1457
MWE:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
vertical-alignment diagrams tikz-cd alignment commutative-diagrams
vertical-alignment diagrams tikz-cd alignment commutative-diagrams
edited Jun 1 at 18:47
Bernard
181k781213
asked Jun 1 at 18:41
Lele99_DDLele99_DD
1457
edited Jun 1 at 18:47
Bernard
181k781213
asked Jun 1 at 18:41
Lele99_DDLele99_DD
1457
edited Jun 1 at 18:47
Bernard
181k781213
edited Jun 1 at 18:47
Bernard
181k781213
edited Jun 1 at 18:47
Bernard
181k781213
181k781213
asked Jun 1 at 18:41
Lele99_DDLele99_DD
1457
asked Jun 1 at 18:41
Lele99_DDLele99_DD
1457
asked Jun 1 at 18:41
Lele99_DDLele99_DD
1457
1457
Do you mean you want the top-left entry vertically centred to match the top-right entry, or horizontally centred to match the bottom-left entry, or both?
– Peter LeFanu Lumsdaine
Jun 1 at 18:49
If you mean the vertical placement of the top left object, then the problem is obviously the usage of thefaktorpackage.
– egreg
Jun 1 at 20:14
add a comment |
Do you mean you want the top-left entry vertically centred to match the top-right entry, or horizontally centred to match the bottom-left entry, or both?
– Peter LeFanu Lumsdaine
Jun 1 at 18:49
If you mean the vertical placement of the top left object, then the problem is obviously the usage of thefaktorpackage.
– egreg
Jun 1 at 20:14
Do you mean you want the top-left entry vertically centred to match the top-right entry, or horizontally centred to match the bottom-left entry, or both?
– Peter LeFanu Lumsdaine
Jun 1 at 18:49
Do you mean you want the top-left entry vertically centred to match the top-right entry, or horizontally centred to match the bottom-left entry, or both?
– Peter LeFanu Lumsdaine
Jun 1 at 18:49
If you mean the vertical placement of the top left object, then the problem is obviously the usage of the
faktor package.– egreg
Jun 1 at 20:14
If you mean the vertical placement of the top left object, then the problem is obviously the usage of the
faktor package.– egreg
Jun 1 at 20:14
add a comment |
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Quick and dirty.
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
raisebox-0.8em$faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
If you do not want to guess this value but compute it, you can do so as follows (with some tricks from this answer):
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm,execute at end picture=%
path let p1=($(tikzcdmatrixname-1-2.north)-(tikzcdmatrixname-1-1.north)$)
in pgfextratypeoutrequiredspace raise=y1;]
raisebox-7.25006pt$faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
answered Jun 1 at 19:08
marmotmarmot
136k6177326
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4
If you mean the vertical placement, then the culprit is faktor.1
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix_raiseboxdepth[0pt][0pt]$big/cong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Alternative, more in line with conventional mathematical typesetting
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixBig/cong_b arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
If you insist in using faktor
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
begingatheredfaktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_bendgathered arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
Footnote
1 I find the output of faktor ugly and unnecessary: I've rarely seen such constructions in mainstream mathematical publications.
answered Jun 1 at 20:26
egregegreg
749k8919583301
@marmot Uh! Thanks, forgot to copy the right code.
– egreg
Jun 1 at 21:24
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2
Using only the mathmode:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
makeatletter
defmapstofill@arrowfill@mapstocharrelbarrelbarrightarrow
newcommand*xmapsto[2][]ext@arrow 0000mapstofill@#1#2
newcommandxlongleftrightarrow[2][]ext@arrow 0055longleftrightarrowfill@#1#2
deflongleftrightarrowfill@arrowfill@leftarrowrelbarrightarrow
makeatother
newcommandTAB[1]tabular@l@#1endtabular
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram,
with the parentheses centered:
beginflalign*
leftTABRivestimenti connessi\per archi di $(X,x_0)$right_slashcong_b
xlongleftrightarrowmakebox[2cm]$phi$
TABSottogruppi di\ $pi_1(X,x_0)$ \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) xmapstomakebox[3cm]
p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endflalign*
enddocument
answered Jun 1 at 19:27
Red-CloudRed-Cloud
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Quick and dirty.
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
raisebox-0.8em$faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
If you do not want to guess this value but compute it, you can do so as follows (with some tricks from this answer):
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm,execute at end picture=%
path let p1=($(tikzcdmatrixname-1-2.north)-(tikzcdmatrixname-1-1.north)$)
in pgfextratypeoutrequiredspace raise=y1;]
raisebox-7.25006pt$faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
answered Jun 1 at 19:08
marmotmarmot
136k6177326
add a comment |
5
Quick and dirty.
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
raisebox-0.8em$faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
If you do not want to guess this value but compute it, you can do so as follows (with some tricks from this answer):
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm,execute at end picture=%
path let p1=($(tikzcdmatrixname-1-2.north)-(tikzcdmatrixname-1-1.north)$)
in pgfextratypeoutrequiredspace raise=y1;]
raisebox-7.25006pt$faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
answered Jun 1 at 19:08
marmotmarmot
136k6177326
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5
5
5
Quick and dirty.
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
raisebox-0.8em$faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
If you do not want to guess this value but compute it, you can do so as follows (with some tricks from this answer):
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm,execute at end picture=%
path let p1=($(tikzcdmatrixname-1-2.north)-(tikzcdmatrixname-1-1.north)$)
in pgfextratypeoutrequiredspace raise=y1;]
raisebox-7.25006pt$faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
answered Jun 1 at 19:08
marmotmarmot
136k6177326
Quick and dirty.
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
raisebox-0.8em$faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
If you do not want to guess this value but compute it, you can do so as follows (with some tricks from this answer):
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm,execute at end picture=%
path let p1=($(tikzcdmatrixname-1-2.north)-(tikzcdmatrixname-1-1.north)$)
in pgfextratypeoutrequiredspace raise=y1;]
raisebox-7.25006pt$faktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
answered Jun 1 at 19:08
marmotmarmot
136k6177326
edited Jun 1 at 19:59
answered Jun 1 at 19:08
marmotmarmot
136k6177326
answered Jun 1 at 19:08
marmotmarmot
136k6177326
answered Jun 1 at 19:08
marmotmarmot
136k6177326
136k6177326
add a comment |
add a comment |
4
If you mean the vertical placement, then the culprit is faktor.1
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix_raiseboxdepth[0pt][0pt]$big/cong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Alternative, more in line with conventional mathematical typesetting
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixBig/cong_b arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
If you insist in using faktor
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
begingatheredfaktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_bendgathered arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
Footnote
1 I find the output of faktor ugly and unnecessary: I've rarely seen such constructions in mainstream mathematical publications.
answered Jun 1 at 20:26
egregegreg
749k8919583301
@marmot Uh! Thanks, forgot to copy the right code.
– egreg
Jun 1 at 21:24
add a comment |
4
If you mean the vertical placement, then the culprit is faktor.1
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix_raiseboxdepth[0pt][0pt]$big/cong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Alternative, more in line with conventional mathematical typesetting
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixBig/cong_b arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
If you insist in using faktor
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
begingatheredfaktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_bendgathered arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
Footnote
1 I find the output of faktor ugly and unnecessary: I've rarely seen such constructions in mainstream mathematical publications.
answered Jun 1 at 20:26
egregegreg
749k8919583301
@marmot Uh! Thanks, forgot to copy the right code.
– egreg
Jun 1 at 21:24
add a comment |
4
4
4
If you mean the vertical placement, then the culprit is faktor.1
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix_raiseboxdepth[0pt][0pt]$big/cong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Alternative, more in line with conventional mathematical typesetting
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixBig/cong_b arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
If you insist in using faktor
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
begingatheredfaktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_bendgathered arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
Footnote
1 I find the output of faktor ugly and unnecessary: I've rarely seen such constructions in mainstream mathematical publications.
answered Jun 1 at 20:26
egregegreg
749k8919583301
If you mean the vertical placement, then the culprit is faktor.1
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagefaktor
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram, with the parentheses centered:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix_raiseboxdepth[0pt][0pt]$big/cong_b$ arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Alternative, more in line with conventional mathematical typesetting
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixBig/cong_b arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
If you insist in using faktor
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
begingatheredfaktorbeginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrixcong_bendgathered arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
Second diagram:
[
begintikzcd[row sep=0cm, column sep=2cm]
beginBmatrix
textRivestimenti connessi \
textper archi di $(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix arrow[r, "phi", leftrightarrow] &
beginBmatrix
textSottogruppi di \
text$pi_1(X,x_0)$
endBmatrix \
bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)bigr) arrow[r, mapsto] & p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endtikzcd
]
enddocument
Footnote
1 I find the output of faktor ugly and unnecessary: I've rarely seen such constructions in mainstream mathematical publications.
answered Jun 1 at 20:26
egregegreg
749k8919583301
edited Jun 1 at 21:24
answered Jun 1 at 20:26
egregegreg
749k8919583301
answered Jun 1 at 20:26
egregegreg
749k8919583301
answered Jun 1 at 20:26
egregegreg
749k8919583301
749k8919583301
@marmot Uh! Thanks, forgot to copy the right code.
– egreg
Jun 1 at 21:24
add a comment |
@marmot Uh! Thanks, forgot to copy the right code.
– egreg
Jun 1 at 21:24
@marmot Uh! Thanks, forgot to copy the right code.
– egreg
Jun 1 at 21:24
@marmot Uh! Thanks, forgot to copy the right code.
– egreg
Jun 1 at 21:24
add a comment |
2
Using only the mathmode:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
makeatletter
defmapstofill@arrowfill@mapstocharrelbarrelbarrightarrow
newcommand*xmapsto[2][]ext@arrow 0000mapstofill@#1#2
newcommandxlongleftrightarrow[2][]ext@arrow 0055longleftrightarrowfill@#1#2
deflongleftrightarrowfill@arrowfill@leftarrowrelbarrightarrow
makeatother
newcommandTAB[1]tabular@l@#1endtabular
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram,
with the parentheses centered:
beginflalign*
leftTABRivestimenti connessi\per archi di $(X,x_0)$right_slashcong_b
xlongleftrightarrowmakebox[2cm]$phi$
TABSottogruppi di\ $pi_1(X,x_0)$ \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) xmapstomakebox[3cm]
p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endflalign*
enddocument
answered Jun 1 at 19:27
Red-CloudRed-Cloud
4,183217
add a comment |
2
Using only the mathmode:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
makeatletter
defmapstofill@arrowfill@mapstocharrelbarrelbarrightarrow
newcommand*xmapsto[2][]ext@arrow 0000mapstofill@#1#2
newcommandxlongleftrightarrow[2][]ext@arrow 0055longleftrightarrowfill@#1#2
deflongleftrightarrowfill@arrowfill@leftarrowrelbarrightarrow
makeatother
newcommandTAB[1]tabular@l@#1endtabular
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram,
with the parentheses centered:
beginflalign*
leftTABRivestimenti connessi\per archi di $(X,x_0)$right_slashcong_b
xlongleftrightarrowmakebox[2cm]$phi$
TABSottogruppi di\ $pi_1(X,x_0)$ \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) xmapstomakebox[3cm]
p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endflalign*
enddocument
answered Jun 1 at 19:27
Red-CloudRed-Cloud
4,183217
add a comment |
2
2
2
Using only the mathmode:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
makeatletter
defmapstofill@arrowfill@mapstocharrelbarrelbarrightarrow
newcommand*xmapsto[2][]ext@arrow 0000mapstofill@#1#2
newcommandxlongleftrightarrow[2][]ext@arrow 0055longleftrightarrowfill@#1#2
deflongleftrightarrowfill@arrowfill@leftarrowrelbarrightarrow
makeatother
newcommandTAB[1]tabular@l@#1endtabular
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram,
with the parentheses centered:
beginflalign*
leftTABRivestimenti connessi\per archi di $(X,x_0)$right_slashcong_b
xlongleftrightarrowmakebox[2cm]$phi$
TABSottogruppi di\ $pi_1(X,x_0)$ \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) xmapstomakebox[3cm]
p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endflalign*
enddocument
answered Jun 1 at 19:27
Red-CloudRed-Cloud
4,183217
Using only the mathmode:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
makeatletter
defmapstofill@arrowfill@mapstocharrelbarrelbarrightarrow
newcommand*xmapsto[2][]ext@arrow 0000mapstofill@#1#2
newcommandxlongleftrightarrow[2][]ext@arrow 0055longleftrightarrowfill@#1#2
deflongleftrightarrowfill@arrowfill@leftarrowrelbarrightarrow
makeatother
newcommandTAB[1]tabular@l@#1endtabular
begindocument
I'd like the first line of the following diagram to be aligned like the first line of the second diagram,
with the parentheses centered:
beginflalign*
leftTABRivestimenti connessi\per archi di $(X,x_0)$right_slashcong_b
xlongleftrightarrowmakebox[2cm]$phi$
TABSottogruppi di\ $pi_1(X,x_0)$ \
Bigl(p colon (tildeX,tildex_0) to (X,x_0)Bigr) xmapstomakebox[3cm]
p_*bigl(pi_1(tildeX,tildex_0)bigr)
endflalign*
enddocument
answered Jun 1 at 19:27
Red-CloudRed-Cloud
4,183217
edited Jun 1 at 19:34
answered Jun 1 at 19:27
Red-CloudRed-Cloud
4,183217
answered Jun 1 at 19:27
Red-CloudRed-Cloud
4,183217
answered Jun 1 at 19:27
Red-CloudRed-Cloud
4,183217
4,183217
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add a comment |
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Do you mean you want the top-left entry vertically centred to match the top-right entry, or horizontally centred to match the bottom-left entry, or both?
– Peter LeFanu Lumsdaine
Jun 1 at 18:49
If you mean the vertical placement of the top left object, then the problem is obviously the usage of the
faktorpackage.– egreg
Jun 1 at 20:14