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When I use a vector within the text, the vector appears too big - how can I make it smaller?



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documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
begindocument
One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
enddocument


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    A non-typesetting answer is, of course, to write $(0 1)^T$.

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  • @OlegLobachev I prefer $beginpmatrix0&1endpmatrix^T$ because it is more clearear what are you using.

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When I use a vector within the text, the vector appears too big - how can I make it smaller?



Example:



documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
begindocument
One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
enddocument


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    – Oleg Lobachev
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When I use a vector within the text, the vector appears too big - how can I make it smaller?



Example:



documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
begindocument
One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
enddocument


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When I use a vector within the text, the vector appears too big - how can I make it smaller?



Example:



documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
begindocument
One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
enddocument


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    A non-typesetting answer is, of course, to write $(0 1)^T$.

    – Oleg Lobachev
    Dec 31 '18 at 20:49











  • @OlegLobachev I prefer $beginpmatrix0&1endpmatrix^T$ because it is more clearear what are you using.

    – manooooh
    Jan 1 at 1:04












  • 2





    A non-typesetting answer is, of course, to write $(0 1)^T$.

    – Oleg Lobachev
    Dec 31 '18 at 20:49











  • @OlegLobachev I prefer $beginpmatrix0&1endpmatrix^T$ because it is more clearear what are you using.

    – manooooh
    Jan 1 at 1:04







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A non-typesetting answer is, of course, to write $(0 1)^T$.

– Oleg Lobachev
Dec 31 '18 at 20:49





A non-typesetting answer is, of course, to write $(0 1)^T$.

– Oleg Lobachev
Dec 31 '18 at 20:49













@OlegLobachev I prefer $beginpmatrix0&1endpmatrix^T$ because it is more clearear what are you using.

– manooooh
Jan 1 at 1:04





@OlegLobachev I prefer $beginpmatrix0&1endpmatrix^T$ because it is more clearear what are you using.

– manooooh
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Just use psmallmatrix from mathtools.



documentclass[12pt]scrartcl

usepackageamssymb
usepackageamsmath

usepackagemathtools

begindocument
One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpsmallmatrix1\0endpsmallmatrix$.
Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
enddocument


enter image description here






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    You can either use the psmallmatrix environment from mathtools, or the medmath command from nccmath (ca 80 % of displaystyle), or make a group in footnotesize. Just choose:



    documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
    usepackagemathtools, nccmath
    usepackageamssymb

    begindocument

    One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
    Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
    How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?

    One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpsmallmatrix1\0endpsmallmatrix$.
    Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
    How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?


    One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $medmathbeginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
    Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
    How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
    ?

    One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is scriptsize$beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
    Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
    How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?

    enddocument


    enter image description here






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      try with smallmatrix:



      documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
      usepackageamsmath
      usepackageamssymb
      begindocument
      One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $left(beginsmallmatrix1\0endsmallmatrixright)$.
      Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
      How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
      enddocument


      enter image description here






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        I simply would use the command tbinom10 at the pag.18 of this guide:



        enter image description here



        I think it could be a good compromise, it is a simple basic command and it is not too big. See the figure below:



        enter image description here



        documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
        usepackageamsmath
        usepackageamssymb
        begindocument
        One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $tbinom10$.
        Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
        How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
        enddocument





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          Just use psmallmatrix from mathtools.



          documentclass[12pt]scrartcl

          usepackageamssymb
          usepackageamsmath

          usepackagemathtools

          begindocument
          One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpsmallmatrix1\0endpsmallmatrix$.
          Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
          How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
          enddocument


          enter image description here






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            Just use psmallmatrix from mathtools.



            documentclass[12pt]scrartcl

            usepackageamssymb
            usepackageamsmath

            usepackagemathtools

            begindocument
            One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpsmallmatrix1\0endpsmallmatrix$.
            Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
            How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
            enddocument


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer

























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              Just use psmallmatrix from mathtools.



              documentclass[12pt]scrartcl

              usepackageamssymb
              usepackageamsmath

              usepackagemathtools

              begindocument
              One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpsmallmatrix1\0endpsmallmatrix$.
              Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
              How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
              enddocument


              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer













              Just use psmallmatrix from mathtools.



              documentclass[12pt]scrartcl

              usepackageamssymb
              usepackageamsmath

              usepackagemathtools

              begindocument
              One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpsmallmatrix1\0endpsmallmatrix$.
              Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
              How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
              enddocument


              enter image description here







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                  You can either use the psmallmatrix environment from mathtools, or the medmath command from nccmath (ca 80 % of displaystyle), or make a group in footnotesize. Just choose:



                  documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                  usepackagemathtools, nccmath
                  usepackageamssymb

                  begindocument

                  One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                  Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                  How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?

                  One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpsmallmatrix1\0endpsmallmatrix$.
                  Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                  How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?


                  One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $medmathbeginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                  Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                  How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                  ?

                  One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is scriptsize$beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                  Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                  How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?

                  enddocument


                  enter image description here






                  share|improve this answer





























                    5














                    You can either use the psmallmatrix environment from mathtools, or the medmath command from nccmath (ca 80 % of displaystyle), or make a group in footnotesize. Just choose:



                    documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                    usepackagemathtools, nccmath
                    usepackageamssymb

                    begindocument

                    One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                    Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                    How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?

                    One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpsmallmatrix1\0endpsmallmatrix$.
                    Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                    How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?


                    One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $medmathbeginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                    Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                    How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                    ?

                    One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is scriptsize$beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                    Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                    How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?

                    enddocument


                    enter image description here






                    share|improve this answer



























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                      You can either use the psmallmatrix environment from mathtools, or the medmath command from nccmath (ca 80 % of displaystyle), or make a group in footnotesize. Just choose:



                      documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                      usepackagemathtools, nccmath
                      usepackageamssymb

                      begindocument

                      One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                      Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                      How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?

                      One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpsmallmatrix1\0endpsmallmatrix$.
                      Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                      How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?


                      One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $medmathbeginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                      Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                      How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                      ?

                      One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is scriptsize$beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                      Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                      How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?

                      enddocument


                      enter image description here






                      share|improve this answer















                      You can either use the psmallmatrix environment from mathtools, or the medmath command from nccmath (ca 80 % of displaystyle), or make a group in footnotesize. Just choose:



                      documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                      usepackagemathtools, nccmath
                      usepackageamssymb

                      begindocument

                      One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                      Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                      How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?

                      One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $beginpsmallmatrix1\0endpsmallmatrix$.
                      Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                      How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?


                      One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $medmathbeginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                      Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                      How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                      ?

                      One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is scriptsize$beginpmatrix1\0endpmatrix$.
                      Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                      How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?

                      enddocument


                      enter image description here







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                          try with smallmatrix:



                          documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                          usepackageamsmath
                          usepackageamssymb
                          begindocument
                          One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $left(beginsmallmatrix1\0endsmallmatrixright)$.
                          Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                          How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                          enddocument


                          enter image description here






                          share|improve this answer



























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                            try with smallmatrix:



                            documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                            usepackageamsmath
                            usepackageamssymb
                            begindocument
                            One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $left(beginsmallmatrix1\0endsmallmatrixright)$.
                            Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                            How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                            enddocument


                            enter image description here






                            share|improve this answer

























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                              try with smallmatrix:



                              documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                              usepackageamsmath
                              usepackageamssymb
                              begindocument
                              One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $left(beginsmallmatrix1\0endsmallmatrixright)$.
                              Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                              How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                              enddocument


                              enter image description here






                              share|improve this answer













                              try with smallmatrix:



                              documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                              usepackageamsmath
                              usepackageamssymb
                              begindocument
                              One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $left(beginsmallmatrix1\0endsmallmatrixright)$.
                              Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                              How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                              enddocument


                              enter image description here







                              share|improve this answer












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                                  I simply would use the command tbinom10 at the pag.18 of this guide:



                                  enter image description here



                                  I think it could be a good compromise, it is a simple basic command and it is not too big. See the figure below:



                                  enter image description here



                                  documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                                  usepackageamsmath
                                  usepackageamssymb
                                  begindocument
                                  One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $tbinom10$.
                                  Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                                  How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                                  enddocument





                                  share|improve this answer





























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                                    I simply would use the command tbinom10 at the pag.18 of this guide:



                                    enter image description here



                                    I think it could be a good compromise, it is a simple basic command and it is not too big. See the figure below:



                                    enter image description here



                                    documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                                    usepackageamsmath
                                    usepackageamssymb
                                    begindocument
                                    One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $tbinom10$.
                                    Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                                    How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                                    enddocument





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                                      I simply would use the command tbinom10 at the pag.18 of this guide:



                                      enter image description here



                                      I think it could be a good compromise, it is a simple basic command and it is not too big. See the figure below:



                                      enter image description here



                                      documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                                      usepackageamsmath
                                      usepackageamssymb
                                      begindocument
                                      One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $tbinom10$.
                                      Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                                      How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                                      enddocument





                                      share|improve this answer















                                      I simply would use the command tbinom10 at the pag.18 of this guide:



                                      enter image description here



                                      I think it could be a good compromise, it is a simple basic command and it is not too big. See the figure below:



                                      enter image description here



                                      documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
                                      usepackageamsmath
                                      usepackageamssymb
                                      begindocument
                                      One standard basis vectors of $mathbbR^2$ is $tbinom10$.
                                      Unfortunately, the vector is about twice as tall as the rest of the line.
                                      How can I reduce its size to about $1.5$-times the size of the line?
                                      enddocument






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