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LibreOffice still has too many menus cluttered with partly incomprehensible options, like this one that seems to date back to the era of low-memory computers. Calc Sidebar The sidebar in LibreOffice's Calc spreadsheet app is a lot less friendly than the information-rich sidebars now available in Microsoft Office 2016 and Apple's Numbers.
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And what is your question (this reads more or less like a bug report)?
LibreOffice also aborts immediately for me also with Big Sur. Has anyone got it to work?
LibreOffice also aborts immediately for me also with Big Sur.
Big Sur (afaik) is still Beta (10?) software, so don't expect many users here having it available for testing purposes.
Lots of people have big sur now, maybe they just don't use libre. Either way my libre did the same and wont start, arrived here following google search. Answer probably is that if it doesn't work re-install it, if that doesn't work try version 7, if that doesn't work try openoffice, if that doesn't work use word! That's what I'm going to try anyway.
I'm following you suspicion:
Install 7.0.3 - Versions lower than 7 do not work (and write a nice letter to Apple)
This tutorial tells about how to write matrix expressions in LibreOffice Math and Writer, by examples. This tutorial is a continuation from the previous LibreOffice Math Introduction article. Here, we provide 12 examples with source code (markup code) for each of them. And we collect the codes summary at the end. We hope this helps you a lot.Tool Needed
When you open LibreOffice Math, see Elements Toolbox > visit Formats > select Matrix.
For First Timers
Result:
This is the sample result, the simplest form of matrix:
Source code:
This is the source code (markup code) of that matrix.
matrix{a # b ## c # c}
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You may either using LibreOffice Math to write that matrix expression like this ...
LibreOffice Writer:
... or write that matrix expression directly into LibreOffice Writer by visiting menu Insert > Object > Formula.
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Example 1
Result:
Source code:
left ( { matrix{a # b ## c # c} } right )
Explanation:
This code gives the basic matrix a pair of brackets. You may choose it from Brackets.
Example 2
Result:
Source code:
M = left ( { matrix{a_{1,1} # b_{1,2} ## c_{2,1} # d_{2,2}} } right )
Explanation:
This code adds subscript coordinate (row, col) to each matrix member.
Example 3
Result:
Source code:
M = left ( { matrix{1 # 2 ## 3 # 4} } right )
M = left ( { matrix{-1 # -2 ## -3 # -4} } right )
Explanation:
To write negative numbers, add minus sign right before every number.
Example 4
Result:
Source code:
M = left ( { matrix{{1 over 2} # {1 over 3} ## {1 over 4} # {1 over 5}} } right )
Explanation:
To write division/fraction inside a matrix, use 'over' command.
Example 5
Result:
Source code:
M = left ( { matrix{1 # 2 # 3 ## 4 # 5 # 6 ## 7 # 8 # 9} } right )
N = left ( {matrix { 1 ## 2 ## 3} } right )
Explanation:
To write (x,y) matrix, pay attention to # and ##, while # indicating same line space, and ## indicating a line break inside a matrix.
Example 6
Result:
Source code:
A + B = {left ( {matrix{ 1 # 2 ## 3 # 4} } right )} + { left ( {matrix{ 5 # 6 ## 7 # 8} } right ) } = { left ( {matrix{6 # 8 ## 10 # 12} } right )}
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Explanation:
An example for matrices addition operation.
Example 7
Result:
Source code:
A = left ( {matrix{ a_{11} # a_{12} # dotsaxis # a_{1n} ## a_{21} # a_{22} # dotsaxis # a_{2n} ## dotsvert # dotsvert # dotsdown # dotsvert ## a_{m1} # a_{m2} # dotsaxis # a_{mn}} } right )
Explanation:
An example for a matrix with dots members. Pick the dots from Others category.
Example 8
Result:
Source code:
left ( {matrix{1 # 2 # 3 ## 4 # 5 # 6} } right )^{ T } = left ( {matrix{1 # 4 ## 2 # 5 ## 3 # 6} } right )
Explanation:
To write superscript 'T', just add '^' (caret) right between the matrix and the 'T'.
Example 9
Result:
Source code:
left ( {matrix{a # b # c ## d # e # f} } right ) cdot left( {matrix{u # v ## w # x ## y # z} } right ) = left ( {matrix{au + bw + cy # av + bx + cz ## du + ew + fy # dv + ex + fz} } right )
Explanation:
Another example for matrices equation in an multiplication operation.
Example 10
Result:
Source code:
left ( {matrix{x' ## y'} } right ) = left( {matrix{cos %theta # sin %theta ## -sin %theta # cos %theta} } right ) left( {matrix{x ## y} } right )
Note
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:The code to represent theta character is %theta.
Example 11
Result:
Source code:
M = left ( { matrix{ color magenta {1} # color magenta {2} # color magenta {3} ## 4 # 5 # 6 ## 7 # 8 # 9} } right )
N = left ( { matrix{ color magenta {1} # 2 # 3 ## 4 # color magenta {5} # 6 ## 7 # 8 # color magenta {9}} } right )
Explanation:
See the color magenta {} code. You may change the magenta color name into green, blue, red, or yellow.
Example 12
Result:
Source code:
left ( {matrix{8 # 12 # 3 ## 4 # 4 # 9} } right ) = left ( {matrix{8 # 6x # z-y ## y+1 # 4 # 9} } right )
Explanation:
Another example about matrices equation.
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Codes Summary
matrix{a # b ## c # c}- left ( { matrix{a # b ## c # c} } right )
- M = left ( { matrix{a_{1,1} # b_{1,2} ## c_{2,1} # d_{2,2}} } right )
- M = left ( { matrix{1 # 2 ## 3 # 4} } right )
M = left ( { matrix{-1 # -2 ## -3 # -4} } right ) - M = left ( { matrix{{1 over 2} # {1 over 3} ## {1 over 4} # {1 over 5}} } right )
- M = left ( { matrix{1 # 2 # 3 ## 4 # 5 # 6 ## 7 # 8 # 9} } right )
N = left ( {matrix { 1 ## 2 ## 3} } right ) - A + B = {left ( {matrix{ 1 # 2 ## 3 # 4} } right )} + { left ( {matrix{ 5 # 6 ## 7 # 8} } right ) } = { left ( {matrix{6 # 8 ## 10 # 12} } right )}
- A = left ( {matrix{ a_{11} # a_{12} # dotsaxis # a_{1n} ## a_{21} # a_{22} # dotsaxis # a_{2n} ## dotsvert # dotsvert # dotsdown # dotsvert ## a_{m1} # a_{m2} # dotsaxis # a_{mn}} } right )
- left ( {matrix{1 # 2 # 3 ## 4 # 5 # 6} } right )^{ T } = left ( {matrix{1 # 4 ## 2 # 5 ## 3 # 6} } right )
- left ( {matrix{a # b # c ## d # e # f} } right ) cdot left( {matrix{u # v ## w # x ## y # z} } right ) = left ( {matrix{au + bw + cy # av + bx + cz ## du + ew + fy # dv + ex + fz} } right )
- left ( {matrix{x' ## y'} } right ) = left( {matrix{cos %theta # sin %theta ## -sin %theta # cos %theta} } right ) left( {matrix{x ## y} } right )
- left ( {matrix{8 # 12 # 3 ## 4 # 4 # 9} } right ) = left ( {matrix{8 # 6x # z-y ## y+1 # 4 # 9} } right )
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