LaTeX How to Create an nxn Matrix with Opposite Diagonal Elements in LaTeX?

[azdang]

Help Making A Matrix in Latex??

Hi, I need to make an nxn square matrix using Latex with 1's starting in the bottom left all the way up to the top right on that sort of opposite diagonal. I can't figure out to do it. Can anyone help? Thank you.

 

[tiny-tim]

Hi azdang!

See http://www.physics.udel.edu/~dubois/lshort2e/node56.html#SECTION00850000000000000000

 

[azdang]

Hi Tiny Tin, thanks for the website. I have a few websites that I look at often for Latex help, but I haven't come across anything helpful. I have no trouble making normal diagonal matrices, but I don't know how to only get elements in positions a_{(n,1)},a_{(n-1,2)},a_{(n-2,3)},...a_{(1,n)}.

And I don't want any vertical dots or anything because all other elements are zero. The only place I would want dots would be on this reverse diagonal in between elements a_{n,1} and a_{1,n} to indicate that \lambda is along this diagonal.

 

[tiny-tim]

Hi Tiny Tin, thanks for the website. I have a few websites that I look at often for Latex help, but I haven't come across anything helpful. I have no trouble making normal diagonal matrices, but I don't know how to only get elements in positions a_{(n,1)},a_{(n-1,2)},a_{(n-2,3)},...a_{(1,n)}

look at the link!​