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Cmloegcmluin (talk | contribs) this notation is used for matrices like comma-bases, e.g. ⟨[4 -4 1 0⟩ [13 -10 0 1⟩]. it's the same ⟨...] as maps (AKA "vals") or covectors, but in these contexts neither the "map" or "covector" template is appropriate. I think this application-generic notation-based template is a good solution. Tag: New redirect |
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Latest revision as of 15:54, 30 January 2025
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This template puts bra notation (⟨ and ]) around its arguments and removes leading and trailing whitespaces.
Note: If you are notating for vals, use Template: Val instead. Only use this template if you wish to explicitly use bra notation.
Usage
- You type
{{bra| 31 49 72 87 }}- Tip: Adding spaces improves readability of the markup.
- You get (rendered)
- ⟨31 49 72 87]
Technical note
Code point U+27E8 is used for the left angle bracket ⟨, the ASCII approximation is less-than symbol (< or <).
See also
- Template: Val
- Template: Mapping
- Template: Multival
- Template: Ket – puts ket notation around its argument
- Template: Rbrack – right bracket
- Template: Trim
- MediaWiki: Common.css – contains style definition(s) for the
val class