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LaTeX What is this called and how do I get it in latex?
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The discussion centers on the creation of commutative diagrams in LaTeX. Participants identify these diagrams as "commutative diagrams," despite some not being commutative. The recommended LaTeX package for producing these diagrams is xymatrix, noted for its simplicity and effectiveness. For further guidance, users are directed to the Commutative Diagrams Guide available at the provided URL.
PREREQUISITES- Familiarity with LaTeX typesetting
- Understanding of commutative diagrams in mathematics
- Basic knowledge of LaTeX packages
- Experience with diagramming tools in LaTeX
- Explore the xymatrix package documentation for detailed usage
- Learn about other LaTeX packages for diagram creation, such as TikZ
- Research best practices for typesetting mathematical diagrams in LaTeX
- Review the Commutative Diagrams Guide for advanced techniques
Mathematicians, LaTeX users, educators, and anyone involved in creating visual representations of mathematical concepts will benefit from this discussion.
As you can see from the image here, when I graph the 2d graph of y = 5sin(1/x), it comes out like I'd expect. However, when I graph it in a 3d graph, it doesn't look right at all. Can someone tell me why it isn't displaying right, or is it and I'm just missing something when I add the z axis?
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