How to insert an equation with matrix

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This tip display how to insert an equation for example, the Electromagnetic tensor.

Do the following (how to add an equation in your document, see Working with Microsoft Equation):

   1.   In the Equation Editor enter F and then select Subscript in the Subscript and superscript templates group on the Equation toolbar:

Subscript and superscript templates

   2.   Choose alpha and beta in the Greek characters (lowercase) group on the Equation toolbar:

Greek characters in Word 2003

   3.   Enter = and then choose Parentheses, or round brackets in the Fence templates group on the Equation toolbar:

Round brackets in Word 2003

   4.   Choose 4x4 matrix in the Matrix templates group on the Equation toolbar:

4x4 matrix in Word 2003

To add a matrix more than 4x4, do the following:

  1. choose Variable-size matrix or table in the Matrix templates group on the Equation toolbar:
    Variable-size matrix in Word 2003
  2. in the Matrix dialog box enter count of columns or/and rows and other parameters what your want:
    Matrix in Word 2003

   5.   Enter in some positions zero, for other positions use Subscript and Full-size vertical fraction:

Electromagnetic tensor in Word 2003

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