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<includeonly><span class="monzo"><span class="left-delim">&#91;{{#switch: {{{nullity|2}}} | 2 = &#91; | 3 = &#91;&#91; | 4 = &#91;&#91;&#91; }}</span>{{trim| {{{1|{{{text|0}}}}}} }}<span class="right-delim">⟩{{#switch: {{{nullity|2}}} | 2 = ⟩ | 3 = ⟩⟩ | 4 = ⟩⟩⟩ }}</span></span></includeonly><noinclude>
<includeonly><span class="monzo"><span class="left-delim">&#91;{{#switch: {{{nullity|2}}} | 2 = &#91; | 3 = &#91;&#91; | 4 = &#91;&#91;&#91; }}</span>{{trim| {{{1|{{{text|0}}}}}} }}<span class="right-delim">⟩{{#switch: {{{nullity|2}}} | 2 = ⟩ | 3 = ⟩⟩ | 4 = ⟩⟩⟩ }}</span></span></includeonly><noinclude>


This template eases using nested kets, such as for [[The_dual|multimonzos]]: it puts the correct brackets (<code>&#91;&#91;</code> and <code>⟩⟩</code>) around its arguments (it also removes surrounding space).
This template eases using nested kets, such as for [[The dual|multimonzos]]: it puts the correct brackets (<code>&#91;&#91;</code> and <code>⟩⟩</code>) around its arguments (it also removes surrounding space).


You can select bi-, tri-, or quad-monzo by specifying a second argument as <code>2</code> (default), <code>3</code>, or <code>4</code>.
You can select bi-, tri-, or quad-monzo by specifying a second argument as <code>2</code> (default), <code>3</code>, or <code>4</code>.


== Usage ==
; You type
; You type
* <code><nowiki>{{Multimonzo| 12 -13 4 10 -4 1 }}</nowiki></code>
* <code><nowiki>{{Multimonzo| 12 -13 4 10 -4 1 }}</nowiki></code>
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* {{ {{PAGENAME}} | nullity=3 | -87 72 -49 31 }}
* {{ {{PAGENAME}} | nullity=3 | -87 72 -49 31 }}


[[Category:Templates]]
== See also ==
* [[Template: Monzo]]
* [[Template: Monzo list]]
* [[Template: Multival]]
 
[[Category:Formatting templates]]


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Revision as of 09:26, 14 November 2023


This template eases using nested kets, such as for multimonzos: it puts the correct brackets ([[ and ⟩⟩) around its arguments (it also removes surrounding space).

You can select bi-, tri-, or quad-monzo by specifying a second argument as 2 (default), 3, or 4.

Usage

You type
  • {{Multimonzo| 12 -13 4 10 -4 1 }}
  • {{Multimonzo| nullity=3 | -87 72 -49 31 }}
You get
  • [[12 -13 4 10 -4 1⟩⟩
  • [[[-87 72 -49 31⟩⟩⟩

See also