| bio | website | andy-roberts.net |
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| location | United Kingdom | |
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I'm pretty sure I should have been a photographer or a writer, but I was a born a computer scientist. Well, technically 3/4 computer scientist and 1/4 computational linguist, but that doesn't sound any less nerdy! I must have been bad in a previous life. No point fighting it though. So, I'm a bona fide geek, with a passion for programming, technology and nifty gadgets. I dabble in writing (tech related) and photography too.
I wrote and maintain a successful series of tutorials called Getting to Grips with LaTeX, helping novice and intermediate users alike.
My day (and often night) job is running my own company, Ayr Digital. In a nutshell: a small indie outfit specialising in delivering mobile, web and desktop apps, with an emphasis in digital and educational publishing sectors. To be fair there's a lot more to it; if you're keen to know more you can always check out the site.
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How to add a matrix to a LaTeX document I agree with Ashwin's simple approach. Sometimes you can't rely on amsmath being available, so if you're after straightforward matrices, then use straightforward Latex commands. See more at andy-roberts.net/misc/latex/latextutorial9.html for how to wrap your 'array' in brackets. |