Adding Tips to Axis Lines

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I am trying to add arrows pointing on the axis lines for the following graph:



documentclassarticle
usepackagexcolor
usepackagepgfplots
usepackageamsmath

begindocument

beginfigure[ht]

centering

begintikzpicture[scale=1.75,line width=1pt]
beginaxis[
color= gray,
xmin=-4.9, 
xmax=4.9, 
ymin=-1.9, 
ymax=2.9, 
axis equal image, 
axis lines=middle, 
font=scriptsize,
xtick distance=1,
ytick distance=1,
xticklabels=, 
yticklabels=,
legend pos=outer north east,
]

addplot[red, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9] (8)/(4 + x^2); 
addlegendentry$f(x)$

addplot[blue, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9](-16*x)/((4+x^2)^2);
addlegendentry$f'(x)$

addplot[green, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9]-(((16)*((4 + x^2)^2))-((4 + x^2)* 
(64*(x^2))))/((4+x^2)^4);
addlegendentry$f''(x)$


endaxis
endtikzpicture

captionPlotting the curve when $r=1$.
labelfig:1

endfigure

enddocument


Here is the output of the code:



axis



See how only the top and the right end of the axis lines have arrow pointers, and the bottom and the left do not? Is there a way so I could get some on all four ends?



Thanks!






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    I am trying to add arrows pointing on the axis lines for the following graph:



    documentclassarticle
    usepackagexcolor
    usepackagepgfplots
    usepackageamsmath

    begindocument

    beginfigure[ht]

    centering

    begintikzpicture[scale=1.75,line width=1pt]
    beginaxis[
    color= gray,
    xmin=-4.9, 
    xmax=4.9, 
    ymin=-1.9, 
    ymax=2.9, 
    axis equal image, 
    axis lines=middle, 
    font=scriptsize,
    xtick distance=1,
    ytick distance=1,
    xticklabels=, 
    yticklabels=,
    legend pos=outer north east,
    ]

    addplot[red, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9] (8)/(4 + x^2); 
    addlegendentry$f(x)$

    addplot[blue, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9](-16*x)/((4+x^2)^2);
    addlegendentry$f'(x)$

    addplot[green, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9]-(((16)*((4 + x^2)^2))-((4 + x^2)* 
    (64*(x^2))))/((4+x^2)^4);
    addlegendentry$f''(x)$


    endaxis
    endtikzpicture

    captionPlotting the curve when $r=1$.
    labelfig:1

    endfigure

    enddocument


    Here is the output of the code:



    axis



    See how only the top and the right end of the axis lines have arrow pointers, and the bottom and the left do not? Is there a way so I could get some on all four ends?



    Thanks!






    tikz-pgf pgfplots axis







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      I am trying to add arrows pointing on the axis lines for the following graph:



      documentclassarticle
      usepackagexcolor
      usepackagepgfplots
      usepackageamsmath

      begindocument

      beginfigure[ht]

      centering

      begintikzpicture[scale=1.75,line width=1pt]
      beginaxis[
      color= gray,
      xmin=-4.9, 
      xmax=4.9, 
      ymin=-1.9, 
      ymax=2.9, 
      axis equal image, 
      axis lines=middle, 
      font=scriptsize,
      xtick distance=1,
      ytick distance=1,
      xticklabels=, 
      yticklabels=,
      legend pos=outer north east,
      ]

      addplot[red, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9] (8)/(4 + x^2); 
      addlegendentry$f(x)$

      addplot[blue, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9](-16*x)/((4+x^2)^2);
      addlegendentry$f'(x)$

      addplot[green, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9]-(((16)*((4 + x^2)^2))-((4 + x^2)* 
      (64*(x^2))))/((4+x^2)^4);
      addlegendentry$f''(x)$


      endaxis
      endtikzpicture

      captionPlotting the curve when $r=1$.
      labelfig:1

      endfigure

      enddocument


      Here is the output of the code:



      axis



      See how only the top and the right end of the axis lines have arrow pointers, and the bottom and the left do not? Is there a way so I could get some on all four ends?



      Thanks!






      tikz-pgf pgfplots axis







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      I am trying to add arrows pointing on the axis lines for the following graph:



      documentclassarticle
      usepackagexcolor
      usepackagepgfplots
      usepackageamsmath

      begindocument

      beginfigure[ht]

      centering

      begintikzpicture[scale=1.75,line width=1pt]
      beginaxis[
      color= gray,
      xmin=-4.9, 
      xmax=4.9, 
      ymin=-1.9, 
      ymax=2.9, 
      axis equal image, 
      axis lines=middle, 
      font=scriptsize,
      xtick distance=1,
      ytick distance=1,
      xticklabels=, 
      yticklabels=,
      legend pos=outer north east,
      ]

      addplot[red, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9] (8)/(4 + x^2); 
      addlegendentry$f(x)$

      addplot[blue, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9](-16*x)/((4+x^2)^2);
      addlegendentry$f'(x)$

      addplot[green, smooth, domain=-4.9:4.9]-(((16)*((4 + x^2)^2))-((4 + x^2)* 
      (64*(x^2))))/((4+x^2)^4);
      addlegendentry$f''(x)$


      endaxis
      endtikzpicture

      captionPlotting the curve when $r=1$.
      labelfig:1

      endfigure

      enddocument


      Here is the output of the code:



      axis



      See how only the top and the right end of the axis lines have arrow pointers, and the bottom and the left do not? Is there a way so I could get some on all four ends?



      Thanks!






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          every inner x axis line/.append style=stealth-stealth,
          every inner y axis line/.append style=stealth-stealth,


          at the end of your axis options, just after the legend pos=outer north east, and just before the ]



          See section 4.9.9 of the current reference manual.



          If you are happy with them both being the same, you could just set a single key (as pointed out in the comments):



          inner axis line style=stealth-stealth





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            Slightly shorter would be inner axis line style=stealth-stealth.
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          every inner x axis line/.append style=stealth-stealth,
          every inner y axis line/.append style=stealth-stealth,


          at the end of your axis options, just after the legend pos=outer north east, and just before the ]



          See section 4.9.9 of the current reference manual.



          If you are happy with them both being the same, you could just set a single key (as pointed out in the comments):



          inner axis line style=stealth-stealth





          share|improve this answer


















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            Slightly shorter would be inner axis line style=stealth-stealth.
            – Torbjørn T.
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          Add



          every inner x axis line/.append style=stealth-stealth,
          every inner y axis line/.append style=stealth-stealth,


          at the end of your axis options, just after the legend pos=outer north east, and just before the ]



          See section 4.9.9 of the current reference manual.



          If you are happy with them both being the same, you could just set a single key (as pointed out in the comments):



          inner axis line style=stealth-stealth





          share|improve this answer


















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            Slightly shorter would be inner axis line style=stealth-stealth.
            – Torbjørn T.
            2 hours ago












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          Add



          every inner x axis line/.append style=stealth-stealth,
          every inner y axis line/.append style=stealth-stealth,


          at the end of your axis options, just after the legend pos=outer north east, and just before the ]



          See section 4.9.9 of the current reference manual.



          If you are happy with them both being the same, you could just set a single key (as pointed out in the comments):



          inner axis line style=stealth-stealth





          share|improve this answer














          Add



          every inner x axis line/.append style=stealth-stealth,
          every inner y axis line/.append style=stealth-stealth,


          at the end of your axis options, just after the legend pos=outer north east, and just before the ]



          See section 4.9.9 of the current reference manual.



          If you are happy with them both being the same, you could just set a single key (as pointed out in the comments):



          inner axis line style=stealth-stealth






          share|improve this answer














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