How to create two box side by side in latex without using tikzlibrary

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indentfbox$Sigma=Omega^-1$ \ $mu=Omega^-1xi$

What should be the proper code? I don't have usetikzlibrarypositioning library in Texstudio. Without using it can I create it?

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I want to write down this code in latex. I write down a code for this but it not properly displayed as per the picture.

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indentfbox$Sigma=Omega^-1$ \ $mu=Omega^-1xi$

What should be the proper code? I don't have usetikzlibrarypositioning library in Texstudio. Without using it can I create it?

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I want to write down this code in latex. I write down a code for this but it not properly displayed as per the picture.

My code

indentfbox$Sigma=Omega^-1$ \ $mu=Omega^-1xi$

What should be the proper code? I don't have usetikzlibrarypositioning library in Texstudio. Without using it can I create it?

asked 47 mins ago

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enter image description here

I want to write down this code in latex. I write down a code for this but it not properly displayed as per the picture.

My code

indentfbox$Sigma=Omega^-1$ \ $mu=Omega^-1xi$

What should be the proper code? I don't have usetikzlibrarypositioning library in Texstudio. Without using it can I create it?

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You can use fcolorbox from the xcolor package and a tabular to align them side by side.

documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagexcolor
begindocument

setlengthfboxrule1pt
begintabularcc
 moments & canonical \
 fcolorboxred!50!blackwhite$
 beginaligned
 Sigma &= Omega^-1 \
 mu &= Omega^-1 xi
 endaligned
 $ &
 fcolorboxred!50!blackwhite$
 beginaligned
 Omega &= Sigma^-1 \
 xi &= Sigma^-1 mu
 endaligned
 $ \
endtabular

enddocument

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Another alternative is to use MetaPost with LuaTeX.

documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageluamplib
mplibtextextlabelenable
everymplib
 input rboxes;
 beginfig(0);

everyendmplibendfig;
begindocument

beginmplibcode
 boxit.moments(btex
 $
 beginaligned
 Sigma &= Omega^-1 \
 mu &= Omega^-1 xi
 endaligned
 $
 etex);
 moments.c = (-1cm,0);
 boxit.canonical(btex
 $
 beginaligned
 Omega &= Sigma^-1 \
 xi &= Sigma^-1 mu
 endaligned
 $
 etex);
 canonical.c = (1cm,0);

 draw bpath moments withpen pencircle scaled 1pt withcolor .5[red,black];
 draw bpath canonical withpen pencircle scaled 1pt withcolor .5[red,black];
 drawunboxed(moments, canonical);

 label.top("moments", moments.n);
 label.top("canonical", canonical.n);
endmplibcode

enddocument

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You can use a tabular, with a little help from hhline:

documentclassarticle
usepackagehhline
usepackage[table]xcolor

begindocument

begincenter % or [
arrayrulecolorred!50!black
setlengtharrayrulewidth1pt
renewcommandarraystretch1.2
begintabularc
multicolumn1cmoments &
multicolumn1cqquad &
multicolumn1ccanonical \
hhline-
$Sigma=Omega^-1$ && $Omega=Sigma^-1$ \
$mu=Omega^-1xi$ && $xi=Sigma^-1mu$ \
hhline-
endtabular
arrayrulecolorblack % because `arrayrulecolor` is global
endcenter % or ]

enddocument

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2 Answers
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You can use fcolorbox from the xcolor package and a tabular to align them side by side.

documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagexcolor
begindocument

setlengthfboxrule1pt
begintabularcc
 moments & canonical \
 fcolorboxred!50!blackwhite$
 beginaligned
 Sigma &= Omega^-1 \
 mu &= Omega^-1 xi
 endaligned
 $ &
 fcolorboxred!50!blackwhite$
 beginaligned
 Omega &= Sigma^-1 \
 xi &= Sigma^-1 mu
 endaligned
 $ \
endtabular

enddocument

enter image description here

Another alternative is to use MetaPost with LuaTeX.

documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageluamplib
mplibtextextlabelenable
everymplib
 input rboxes;
 beginfig(0);

everyendmplibendfig;
begindocument

beginmplibcode
 boxit.moments(btex
 $
 beginaligned
 Sigma &= Omega^-1 \
 mu &= Omega^-1 xi
 endaligned
 $
 etex);
 moments.c = (-1cm,0);
 boxit.canonical(btex
 $
 beginaligned
 Omega &= Sigma^-1 \
 xi &= Sigma^-1 mu
 endaligned
 $
 etex);
 canonical.c = (1cm,0);

 draw bpath moments withpen pencircle scaled 1pt withcolor .5[red,black];
 draw bpath canonical withpen pencircle scaled 1pt withcolor .5[red,black];
 drawunboxed(moments, canonical);

 label.top("moments", moments.n);
 label.top("canonical", canonical.n);
endmplibcode

enddocument

enter image description here

edited 10 mins ago

answered 35 mins ago

Henri Menke

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up vote
5
down vote

accepted

You can use fcolorbox from the xcolor package and a tabular to align them side by side.

documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagexcolor
begindocument

setlengthfboxrule1pt
begintabularcc
 moments & canonical \
 fcolorboxred!50!blackwhite$
 beginaligned
 Sigma &= Omega^-1 \
 mu &= Omega^-1 xi
 endaligned
 $ &
 fcolorboxred!50!blackwhite$
 beginaligned
 Omega &= Sigma^-1 \
 xi &= Sigma^-1 mu
 endaligned
 $ \
endtabular

enddocument

enter image description here

Another alternative is to use MetaPost with LuaTeX.

documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageluamplib
mplibtextextlabelenable
everymplib
 input rboxes;
 beginfig(0);

everyendmplibendfig;
begindocument

beginmplibcode
 boxit.moments(btex
 $
 beginaligned
 Sigma &= Omega^-1 \
 mu &= Omega^-1 xi
 endaligned
 $
 etex);
 moments.c = (-1cm,0);
 boxit.canonical(btex
 $
 beginaligned
 Omega &= Sigma^-1 \
 xi &= Sigma^-1 mu
 endaligned
 $
 etex);
 canonical.c = (1cm,0);

 draw bpath moments withpen pencircle scaled 1pt withcolor .5[red,black];
 draw bpath canonical withpen pencircle scaled 1pt withcolor .5[red,black];
 drawunboxed(moments, canonical);

 label.top("moments", moments.n);
 label.top("canonical", canonical.n);
endmplibcode

enddocument

enter image description here

edited 10 mins ago

answered 35 mins ago

Henri Menke

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up vote
5
down vote

accepted

You can use fcolorbox from the xcolor package and a tabular to align them side by side.

documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagexcolor
begindocument

setlengthfboxrule1pt
begintabularcc
 moments & canonical \
 fcolorboxred!50!blackwhite$
 beginaligned
 Sigma &= Omega^-1 \
 mu &= Omega^-1 xi
 endaligned
 $ &
 fcolorboxred!50!blackwhite$
 beginaligned
 Omega &= Sigma^-1 \
 xi &= Sigma^-1 mu
 endaligned
 $ \
endtabular

enddocument

enter image description here

Another alternative is to use MetaPost with LuaTeX.

documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageluamplib
mplibtextextlabelenable
everymplib
 input rboxes;
 beginfig(0);

everyendmplibendfig;
begindocument

beginmplibcode
 boxit.moments(btex
 $
 beginaligned
 Sigma &= Omega^-1 \
 mu &= Omega^-1 xi
 endaligned
 $
 etex);
 moments.c = (-1cm,0);
 boxit.canonical(btex
 $
 beginaligned
 Omega &= Sigma^-1 \
 xi &= Sigma^-1 mu
 endaligned
 $
 etex);
 canonical.c = (1cm,0);

 draw bpath moments withpen pencircle scaled 1pt withcolor .5[red,black];
 draw bpath canonical withpen pencircle scaled 1pt withcolor .5[red,black];
 drawunboxed(moments, canonical);

 label.top("moments", moments.n);
 label.top("canonical", canonical.n);
endmplibcode

enddocument

enter image description here

edited 10 mins ago

answered 35 mins ago

Henri Menke

64.8k7144253

You can use fcolorbox from the xcolor package and a tabular to align them side by side.

documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagexcolor
begindocument

setlengthfboxrule1pt
begintabularcc
 moments & canonical \
 fcolorboxred!50!blackwhite$
 beginaligned
 Sigma &= Omega^-1 \
 mu &= Omega^-1 xi
 endaligned
 $ &
 fcolorboxred!50!blackwhite$
 beginaligned
 Omega &= Sigma^-1 \
 xi &= Sigma^-1 mu
 endaligned
 $ \
endtabular

enddocument

enter image description here

Another alternative is to use MetaPost with LuaTeX.

documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageluamplib
mplibtextextlabelenable
everymplib
 input rboxes;
 beginfig(0);

everyendmplibendfig;
begindocument

beginmplibcode
 boxit.moments(btex
 $
 beginaligned
 Sigma &= Omega^-1 \
 mu &= Omega^-1 xi
 endaligned
 $
 etex);
 moments.c = (-1cm,0);
 boxit.canonical(btex
 $
 beginaligned
 Omega &= Sigma^-1 \
 xi &= Sigma^-1 mu
 endaligned
 $
 etex);
 canonical.c = (1cm,0);

 draw bpath moments withpen pencircle scaled 1pt withcolor .5[red,black];
 draw bpath canonical withpen pencircle scaled 1pt withcolor .5[red,black];
 drawunboxed(moments, canonical);

 label.top("moments", moments.n);
 label.top("canonical", canonical.n);
endmplibcode

enddocument

enter image description here

edited 10 mins ago

answered 35 mins ago

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edited 10 mins ago

answered 35 mins ago

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answered 35 mins ago

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answered 35 mins ago

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up vote
2
down vote

You can use a tabular, with a little help from hhline:

documentclassarticle
usepackagehhline
usepackage[table]xcolor

begindocument

begincenter % or [
arrayrulecolorred!50!black
setlengtharrayrulewidth1pt
renewcommandarraystretch1.2
begintabularc
multicolumn1cmoments &
multicolumn1cqquad &
multicolumn1ccanonical \
hhline-
$Sigma=Omega^-1$ && $Omega=Sigma^-1$ \
$mu=Omega^-1xi$ && $xi=Sigma^-1mu$ \
hhline-
endtabular
arrayrulecolorblack % because `arrayrulecolor` is global
endcenter % or ]

enddocument

enter image description here

answered 17 mins ago

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up vote
2
down vote

You can use a tabular, with a little help from hhline:

documentclassarticle
usepackagehhline
usepackage[table]xcolor

begindocument

begincenter % or [
arrayrulecolorred!50!black
setlengtharrayrulewidth1pt
renewcommandarraystretch1.2
begintabularc
multicolumn1cmoments &
multicolumn1cqquad &
multicolumn1ccanonical \
hhline-
$Sigma=Omega^-1$ && $Omega=Sigma^-1$ \
$mu=Omega^-1xi$ && $xi=Sigma^-1mu$ \
hhline-
endtabular
arrayrulecolorblack % because `arrayrulecolor` is global
endcenter % or ]

enddocument

enter image description here

answered 17 mins ago

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up vote
2
down vote

You can use a tabular, with a little help from hhline:

documentclassarticle
usepackagehhline
usepackage[table]xcolor

begindocument

begincenter % or [
arrayrulecolorred!50!black
setlengtharrayrulewidth1pt
renewcommandarraystretch1.2
begintabularc
multicolumn1cmoments &
multicolumn1cqquad &
multicolumn1ccanonical \
hhline-
$Sigma=Omega^-1$ && $Omega=Sigma^-1$ \
$mu=Omega^-1xi$ && $xi=Sigma^-1mu$ \
hhline-
endtabular
arrayrulecolorblack % because `arrayrulecolor` is global
endcenter % or ]

enddocument

enter image description here

answered 17 mins ago

egreg

685k8418263071

You can use a tabular, with a little help from hhline:

documentclassarticle
usepackagehhline
usepackage[table]xcolor

begindocument

begincenter % or [
arrayrulecolorred!50!black
setlengtharrayrulewidth1pt
renewcommandarraystretch1.2
begintabularc
multicolumn1cmoments &
multicolumn1cqquad &
multicolumn1ccanonical \
hhline-
$Sigma=Omega^-1$ && $Omega=Sigma^-1$ \
$mu=Omega^-1xi$ && $xi=Sigma^-1mu$ \
hhline-
endtabular
arrayrulecolorblack % because `arrayrulecolor` is global
endcenter % or ]

enddocument

enter image description here

answered 17 mins ago

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