Border strip tableau
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I would like to draw border strip tableaux in Latex. Such a tableau is a tiling of a partition shape (or skew-partition shaped) diagram with labeled border strips such that in each row and column, the labels are increasing. For a precise definition, see page 351 in
http://www-math.mit.edu/~rstan/pubs/pubfiles/123.pdf
In the picture, all the border strips are of the same length. This special case is enough for my purposes but does not hold in general.
The picture is copied from Figure 2.4 in http://www.ams.org/journals/tran/2000-352-12/S0002-9947-00-02666-0/S0002-9947-00-02666-0.pdf
tikz-pgf amsmath ytableau youngtab
asked Feb 19 at 7:57
Joakim UhlinJoakim Uhlin
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I would like to draw border strip tableaux in Latex. Such a tableau is a tiling of a partition shape (or skew-partition shaped) diagram with labeled border strips such that in each row and column, the labels are increasing. For a precise definition, see page 351 in
http://www-math.mit.edu/~rstan/pubs/pubfiles/123.pdf
In the picture, all the border strips are of the same length. This special case is enough for my purposes but does not hold in general.
The picture is copied from Figure 2.4 in http://www.ams.org/journals/tran/2000-352-12/S0002-9947-00-02666-0/S0002-9947-00-02666-0.pdf
tikz-pgf amsmath ytableau youngtab
asked Feb 19 at 7:57
Joakim UhlinJoakim Uhlin
474
could you show what you have tried so far?
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:00
add a comment |
I would like to draw border strip tableaux in Latex. Such a tableau is a tiling of a partition shape (or skew-partition shaped) diagram with labeled border strips such that in each row and column, the labels are increasing. For a precise definition, see page 351 in
http://www-math.mit.edu/~rstan/pubs/pubfiles/123.pdf
In the picture, all the border strips are of the same length. This special case is enough for my purposes but does not hold in general.
The picture is copied from Figure 2.4 in http://www.ams.org/journals/tran/2000-352-12/S0002-9947-00-02666-0/S0002-9947-00-02666-0.pdf
tikz-pgf amsmath ytableau youngtab
asked Feb 19 at 7:57
Joakim UhlinJoakim Uhlin
474
I would like to draw border strip tableaux in Latex. Such a tableau is a tiling of a partition shape (or skew-partition shaped) diagram with labeled border strips such that in each row and column, the labels are increasing. For a precise definition, see page 351 in
http://www-math.mit.edu/~rstan/pubs/pubfiles/123.pdf
In the picture, all the border strips are of the same length. This special case is enough for my purposes but does not hold in general.
The picture is copied from Figure 2.4 in http://www.ams.org/journals/tran/2000-352-12/S0002-9947-00-02666-0/S0002-9947-00-02666-0.pdf
tikz-pgf amsmath ytableau youngtab
tikz-pgf amsmath ytableau youngtab
asked Feb 19 at 7:57
Joakim UhlinJoakim Uhlin
474
asked Feb 19 at 7:57
Joakim UhlinJoakim Uhlin
474
edited Feb 19 at 10:15
Joakim Uhlin
asked Feb 19 at 7:57
Joakim UhlinJoakim Uhlin
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asked Feb 19 at 7:57
Joakim UhlinJoakim Uhlin
474
asked Feb 19 at 7:57
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could you show what you have tried so far?
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:00
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could you show what you have tried so far?
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:00
could you show what you have tried so far?
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:00
could you show what you have tried so far?
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:00
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You mean like this (this includes @CarLaTeX's suggestion to use arraystretch):
documentclass[border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackagearray
renewcommandarraystretch1.4
begindocument
begintabularlllllllll
hline
multicolumn3c1 & multicolumn1l & 5 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & 13 & multicolumn1l \ cline1-3 cline6-6 cline9-9
2 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l4 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l8 & multicolumn1l & \ cline2-8
multicolumn1 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & 9 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & \ cline1-1 cline5-5
& multicolumn1l3 & multicolumn1l7 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l10 & multicolumn1l12 & & \ cline1-2 cline4-6
6 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & 11 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & \ cline2-7
multicolumn1 & & 14 & multicolumn1l & & & & & \ cline1-4
endtabular
enddocument
which will give you:
Since this can be easily achieved by tabular environment, I have directly utilized it.
PS: In case, if you have something else in mind, please consider giving an MWE.
Disclaimer: I specifically chose not to use
tikzhere. Instead, I usedtabular-- though it does not match the tags of the question -- only because it is elegant for this class of typesetting;).
edited Feb 19 at 22:55
Sigur
26k457141
answered Feb 19 at 8:19
RaajaRaaja
4,98421442
That is very nice and it is what I needed, thanks! Do you know if there is an easy way to adjust it so that all boxes are more squareish? Now they look a bit flat. After some testing, I added renewcommandarraystretch1.35 before the tabular envoirnment which looks alright but for example the top right square looks a bit wierd.
– Joakim Uhlin
Feb 19 at 8:48
1
@Jaokim Uhlin There are countless number of ways ;) of which one you already did, you can also play with cell spacing etc., Please refer to table related manuals ;) that is the first place to start with. And you are welcome!
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:50
@CarLaTeX thank you ;) I will update it after I reach back ;)
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 21:10
add a comment |
A variation on the theme of Raaja's answer, who the credit should go. The advantage here is a more readable syntax, where each cell is specified (the optional argument is the contents, if not empty).
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray,xparse
NewExpandableDocumentCommand?Om%
multicolumn1#2makebox[0.6em]#1%
begindocument
[
renewcommandarraystretch1.4
begintabular*9c
hline
? & ?[1]c & ? & ? & ?[5]c & ? & ? & ?[13]c & ? \
cline1-3 cline6-6 cline9-9
?[2] & ? & ?c & ?[4] & ? & ?c & ?[8] & ? \
cline2-8
?c & ? & ? & ?[9]c & ? & ? & ? \
cline1-1 cline5-5
? & ?[3] & ?[7] & ? & ?c & ?[10] & ?[12] \
cline1-2 cline4-6
?[6] & ? & ? & ?c & ?[11]c & ? & ? \
cline2-7
?c & ?c & ?[14]c & ? \
cline1-4
endtabular
]
enddocument
answered Feb 20 at 0:25
egregegreg
726k8819223230
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You mean like this (this includes @CarLaTeX's suggestion to use arraystretch):
documentclass[border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackagearray
renewcommandarraystretch1.4
begindocument
begintabularlllllllll
hline
multicolumn3c1 & multicolumn1l & 5 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & 13 & multicolumn1l \ cline1-3 cline6-6 cline9-9
2 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l4 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l8 & multicolumn1l & \ cline2-8
multicolumn1 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & 9 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & \ cline1-1 cline5-5
& multicolumn1l3 & multicolumn1l7 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l10 & multicolumn1l12 & & \ cline1-2 cline4-6
6 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & 11 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & \ cline2-7
multicolumn1 & & 14 & multicolumn1l & & & & & \ cline1-4
endtabular
enddocument
which will give you:
Since this can be easily achieved by tabular environment, I have directly utilized it.
PS: In case, if you have something else in mind, please consider giving an MWE.
Disclaimer: I specifically chose not to use
tikzhere. Instead, I usedtabular-- though it does not match the tags of the question -- only because it is elegant for this class of typesetting;).
edited Feb 19 at 22:55
Sigur
26k457141
answered Feb 19 at 8:19
RaajaRaaja
4,98421442
That is very nice and it is what I needed, thanks! Do you know if there is an easy way to adjust it so that all boxes are more squareish? Now they look a bit flat. After some testing, I added renewcommandarraystretch1.35 before the tabular envoirnment which looks alright but for example the top right square looks a bit wierd.
– Joakim Uhlin
Feb 19 at 8:48
1
@Jaokim Uhlin There are countless number of ways ;) of which one you already did, you can also play with cell spacing etc., Please refer to table related manuals ;) that is the first place to start with. And you are welcome!
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:50
@CarLaTeX thank you ;) I will update it after I reach back ;)
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 21:10
add a comment |
You mean like this (this includes @CarLaTeX's suggestion to use arraystretch):
documentclass[border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackagearray
renewcommandarraystretch1.4
begindocument
begintabularlllllllll
hline
multicolumn3c1 & multicolumn1l & 5 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & 13 & multicolumn1l \ cline1-3 cline6-6 cline9-9
2 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l4 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l8 & multicolumn1l & \ cline2-8
multicolumn1 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & 9 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & \ cline1-1 cline5-5
& multicolumn1l3 & multicolumn1l7 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l10 & multicolumn1l12 & & \ cline1-2 cline4-6
6 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & 11 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & \ cline2-7
multicolumn1 & & 14 & multicolumn1l & & & & & \ cline1-4
endtabular
enddocument
which will give you:
Since this can be easily achieved by tabular environment, I have directly utilized it.
PS: In case, if you have something else in mind, please consider giving an MWE.
Disclaimer: I specifically chose not to use
tikzhere. Instead, I usedtabular-- though it does not match the tags of the question -- only because it is elegant for this class of typesetting;).
edited Feb 19 at 22:55
Sigur
26k457141
answered Feb 19 at 8:19
RaajaRaaja
4,98421442
That is very nice and it is what I needed, thanks! Do you know if there is an easy way to adjust it so that all boxes are more squareish? Now they look a bit flat. After some testing, I added renewcommandarraystretch1.35 before the tabular envoirnment which looks alright but for example the top right square looks a bit wierd.
– Joakim Uhlin
Feb 19 at 8:48
1
@Jaokim Uhlin There are countless number of ways ;) of which one you already did, you can also play with cell spacing etc., Please refer to table related manuals ;) that is the first place to start with. And you are welcome!
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:50
@CarLaTeX thank you ;) I will update it after I reach back ;)
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 21:10
add a comment |
You mean like this (this includes @CarLaTeX's suggestion to use arraystretch):
documentclass[border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackagearray
renewcommandarraystretch1.4
begindocument
begintabularlllllllll
hline
multicolumn3c1 & multicolumn1l & 5 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & 13 & multicolumn1l \ cline1-3 cline6-6 cline9-9
2 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l4 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l8 & multicolumn1l & \ cline2-8
multicolumn1 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & 9 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & \ cline1-1 cline5-5
& multicolumn1l3 & multicolumn1l7 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l10 & multicolumn1l12 & & \ cline1-2 cline4-6
6 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & 11 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & \ cline2-7
multicolumn1 & & 14 & multicolumn1l & & & & & \ cline1-4
endtabular
enddocument
which will give you:
Since this can be easily achieved by tabular environment, I have directly utilized it.
PS: In case, if you have something else in mind, please consider giving an MWE.
Disclaimer: I specifically chose not to use
tikzhere. Instead, I usedtabular-- though it does not match the tags of the question -- only because it is elegant for this class of typesetting;).
edited Feb 19 at 22:55
Sigur
26k457141
answered Feb 19 at 8:19
RaajaRaaja
4,98421442
You mean like this (this includes @CarLaTeX's suggestion to use arraystretch):
documentclass[border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackagearray
renewcommandarraystretch1.4
begindocument
begintabularlllllllll
hline
multicolumn3c1 & multicolumn1l & 5 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & 13 & multicolumn1l \ cline1-3 cline6-6 cline9-9
2 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l4 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l8 & multicolumn1l & \ cline2-8
multicolumn1 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & 9 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & \ cline1-1 cline5-5
& multicolumn1l3 & multicolumn1l7 & multicolumn1l & & multicolumn1l10 & multicolumn1l12 & & \ cline1-2 cline4-6
6 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & 11 & multicolumn1l & multicolumn1l & & \ cline2-7
multicolumn1 & & 14 & multicolumn1l & & & & & \ cline1-4
endtabular
enddocument
which will give you:
Since this can be easily achieved by tabular environment, I have directly utilized it.
PS: In case, if you have something else in mind, please consider giving an MWE.
Disclaimer: I specifically chose not to use
tikzhere. Instead, I usedtabular-- though it does not match the tags of the question -- only because it is elegant for this class of typesetting;).
edited Feb 19 at 22:55
Sigur
26k457141
answered Feb 19 at 8:19
RaajaRaaja
4,98421442
edited Feb 19 at 22:55
Sigur
26k457141
edited Feb 19 at 22:55
Sigur
26k457141
edited Feb 19 at 22:55
Sigur
26k457141
26k457141
answered Feb 19 at 8:19
RaajaRaaja
4,98421442
answered Feb 19 at 8:19
RaajaRaaja
4,98421442
answered Feb 19 at 8:19
RaajaRaaja
4,98421442
4,98421442
That is very nice and it is what I needed, thanks! Do you know if there is an easy way to adjust it so that all boxes are more squareish? Now they look a bit flat. After some testing, I added renewcommandarraystretch1.35 before the tabular envoirnment which looks alright but for example the top right square looks a bit wierd.
– Joakim Uhlin
Feb 19 at 8:48
1
@Jaokim Uhlin There are countless number of ways ;) of which one you already did, you can also play with cell spacing etc., Please refer to table related manuals ;) that is the first place to start with. And you are welcome!
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:50
@CarLaTeX thank you ;) I will update it after I reach back ;)
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 21:10
add a comment |
That is very nice and it is what I needed, thanks! Do you know if there is an easy way to adjust it so that all boxes are more squareish? Now they look a bit flat. After some testing, I added renewcommandarraystretch1.35 before the tabular envoirnment which looks alright but for example the top right square looks a bit wierd.
– Joakim Uhlin
Feb 19 at 8:48
1
@Jaokim Uhlin There are countless number of ways ;) of which one you already did, you can also play with cell spacing etc., Please refer to table related manuals ;) that is the first place to start with. And you are welcome!
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:50
@CarLaTeX thank you ;) I will update it after I reach back ;)
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 21:10
That is very nice and it is what I needed, thanks! Do you know if there is an easy way to adjust it so that all boxes are more squareish? Now they look a bit flat. After some testing, I added renewcommandarraystretch1.35 before the tabular envoirnment which looks alright but for example the top right square looks a bit wierd.
– Joakim Uhlin
Feb 19 at 8:48
That is very nice and it is what I needed, thanks! Do you know if there is an easy way to adjust it so that all boxes are more squareish? Now they look a bit flat. After some testing, I added renewcommandarraystretch1.35 before the tabular envoirnment which looks alright but for example the top right square looks a bit wierd.
– Joakim Uhlin
Feb 19 at 8:48
1
1
@Jaokim Uhlin There are countless number of ways ;) of which one you already did, you can also play with cell spacing etc., Please refer to table related manuals ;) that is the first place to start with. And you are welcome!
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:50
@Jaokim Uhlin There are countless number of ways ;) of which one you already did, you can also play with cell spacing etc., Please refer to table related manuals ;) that is the first place to start with. And you are welcome!
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 8:50
@CarLaTeX thank you ;) I will update it after I reach back ;)
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 21:10
@CarLaTeX thank you ;) I will update it after I reach back ;)
– Raaja
Feb 19 at 21:10
add a comment |
A variation on the theme of Raaja's answer, who the credit should go. The advantage here is a more readable syntax, where each cell is specified (the optional argument is the contents, if not empty).
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray,xparse
NewExpandableDocumentCommand?Om%
multicolumn1#2makebox[0.6em]#1%
begindocument
[
renewcommandarraystretch1.4
begintabular*9c
hline
? & ?[1]c & ? & ? & ?[5]c & ? & ? & ?[13]c & ? \
cline1-3 cline6-6 cline9-9
?[2] & ? & ?c & ?[4] & ? & ?c & ?[8] & ? \
cline2-8
?c & ? & ? & ?[9]c & ? & ? & ? \
cline1-1 cline5-5
? & ?[3] & ?[7] & ? & ?c & ?[10] & ?[12] \
cline1-2 cline4-6
?[6] & ? & ? & ?c & ?[11]c & ? & ? \
cline2-7
?c & ?c & ?[14]c & ? \
cline1-4
endtabular
]
enddocument
answered Feb 20 at 0:25
egregegreg
726k8819223230
add a comment |
A variation on the theme of Raaja's answer, who the credit should go. The advantage here is a more readable syntax, where each cell is specified (the optional argument is the contents, if not empty).
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray,xparse
NewExpandableDocumentCommand?Om%
multicolumn1#2makebox[0.6em]#1%
begindocument
[
renewcommandarraystretch1.4
begintabular*9c
hline
? & ?[1]c & ? & ? & ?[5]c & ? & ? & ?[13]c & ? \
cline1-3 cline6-6 cline9-9
?[2] & ? & ?c & ?[4] & ? & ?c & ?[8] & ? \
cline2-8
?c & ? & ? & ?[9]c & ? & ? & ? \
cline1-1 cline5-5
? & ?[3] & ?[7] & ? & ?c & ?[10] & ?[12] \
cline1-2 cline4-6
?[6] & ? & ? & ?c & ?[11]c & ? & ? \
cline2-7
?c & ?c & ?[14]c & ? \
cline1-4
endtabular
]
enddocument
answered Feb 20 at 0:25
egregegreg
726k8819223230
add a comment |
A variation on the theme of Raaja's answer, who the credit should go. The advantage here is a more readable syntax, where each cell is specified (the optional argument is the contents, if not empty).
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray,xparse
NewExpandableDocumentCommand?Om%
multicolumn1#2makebox[0.6em]#1%
begindocument
[
renewcommandarraystretch1.4
begintabular*9c
hline
? & ?[1]c & ? & ? & ?[5]c & ? & ? & ?[13]c & ? \
cline1-3 cline6-6 cline9-9
?[2] & ? & ?c & ?[4] & ? & ?c & ?[8] & ? \
cline2-8
?c & ? & ? & ?[9]c & ? & ? & ? \
cline1-1 cline5-5
? & ?[3] & ?[7] & ? & ?c & ?[10] & ?[12] \
cline1-2 cline4-6
?[6] & ? & ? & ?c & ?[11]c & ? & ? \
cline2-7
?c & ?c & ?[14]c & ? \
cline1-4
endtabular
]
enddocument
answered Feb 20 at 0:25
egregegreg
726k8819223230
A variation on the theme of Raaja's answer, who the credit should go. The advantage here is a more readable syntax, where each cell is specified (the optional argument is the contents, if not empty).
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray,xparse
NewExpandableDocumentCommand?Om%
multicolumn1#2makebox[0.6em]#1%
begindocument
[
renewcommandarraystretch1.4
begintabular*9c
hline
? & ?[1]c & ? & ? & ?[5]c & ? & ? & ?[13]c & ? \
cline1-3 cline6-6 cline9-9
?[2] & ? & ?c & ?[4] & ? & ?c & ?[8] & ? \
cline2-8
?c & ? & ? & ?[9]c & ? & ? & ? \
cline1-1 cline5-5
? & ?[3] & ?[7] & ? & ?c & ?[10] & ?[12] \
cline1-2 cline4-6
?[6] & ? & ? & ?c & ?[11]c & ? & ? \
cline2-7
?c & ?c & ?[14]c & ? \
cline1-4
endtabular
]
enddocument
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answered Feb 20 at 0:25
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