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Aug 20 |
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How can I write a matrix using the whole page width in a two-colum document? The problem about using either figure* or table*, latex does not let me where to put my array. It just locates it at the beginning of the next page. When i use \begin{figure*}[H] with \usepackage{float} to force it to be the place that i wrote the code, the equation (array) disappears. |
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Aug 14 |
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How can I write a matrix using the whole page width in a two-colum document? And when i use \begin{figures*}[H] to force figure be at the point i wrote the code, then the equation disappears. I also added \usepackage{float} to the beginning of my file |
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Aug 14 |
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How can I write a matrix using the whole page width in a two-colum document? @barbarabeeton: I want it stays the line that i wrote the code |
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Aug 14 |
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How can I write a matrix using the whole page width in a two-colum document? @Werner: i am really not sure whether am i allow to use or not. |
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Aug 14 |
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How can I write a matrix using the whole page width in a two-colum document? @GonzaloMedina: i use \documentclass[a4paper, 10pt, conference]{ieeeconf} |
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Aug 14 |
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How can I write a matrix using the whole page width in a two-colum document? @barbarabeeton: good idea! actually it works, however it put the matrix (array) in the beginning of next page. I just want my matrix stay in same place but use both columns of page. |
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Aug 13 |
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Aug 13 |
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How can I write a matrix using the whole page width in a two-colum document? @AstroPig7 : I do not want to be separate and be in next page. I want to be in the same page and use both columns of page. |
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Aug 13 |
asked | How can I write a matrix using the whole page width in a two-colum document? |
