Hi
I'm writing a paper in IEEE standard and I wonder what is the proper way to write my equation.
I have a n-by-n matrix A and I only want one specific row in my equation.
in Matlab, it would be something like
x3=A(3,:)*[x1;x2;x3;...xn]
any suggestions
Thank you
One suggestion is to write as follows:
If you do not need to refer columns of A:
Let A1, A2,....,An denote the rows of A and X=[x1; x2; ...,xn]. Then x3=A3*X.
If you need to refer columns of A also:
Let R1, R2,...,Rn denote the rows and C1, C2,...,Cn denote the columns of A.
You can write it anyway you want. If you want the third row of matrix A, just write 'A_3' or 'A_3,.' , that is A underscore 3 comma dot, indicating that the dot is just a dummy symbol for the columns.
Either way, the journal will send your manuscript to be typeset before publication, they will decide how to write it.
Thank you Jonas,
I guess you are right and the journal will follow their template.
As for your suggestion, I already have something written in the underscore, as well as "overscore".
Finally I'll just go for the following
A_{1}^{d1}(3,:)
thank you both
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