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I'm trying to make a commutative diagram with tikzcd.
Here's what I get:



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I want the hook from B to A to be upside down and the /simeq symbol over the arrow from C to D.



Sample code:



documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackagetikzcd
begindocument
[
begintikzcd
 A & B arrow[l, hookrightarrow] \
 D arrow[u, hookrightarrow] & C arrow[l, "simeq"]
 arrow[u, hookrightarrow]
endtikzcd
]
enddocument





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    I'm trying to make a commutative diagram with tikzcd.
    Here's what I get:



    enter image description here



    I want the hook from B to A to be upside down and the /simeq symbol over the arrow from C to D.



    Sample code:



    documentclass[a4paper]article
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagetikzcd
    begindocument
    [
    begintikzcd
     A & B arrow[l, hookrightarrow] \
     D arrow[u, hookrightarrow] & C arrow[l, "simeq"]
     arrow[u, hookrightarrow]
    endtikzcd
    ]
    enddocument





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      I'm trying to make a commutative diagram with tikzcd.
      Here's what I get:



      enter image description here



      I want the hook from B to A to be upside down and the /simeq symbol over the arrow from C to D.



      Sample code:



      documentclass[a4paper]article
      usepackageamsmath
      usepackagetikzcd
      begindocument
      [
      begintikzcd
       A & B arrow[l, hookrightarrow] \
       D arrow[u, hookrightarrow] & C arrow[l, "simeq"]
       arrow[u, hookrightarrow]
      endtikzcd
      ]
      enddocument





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      I'm trying to make a commutative diagram with tikzcd.
      Here's what I get:



      enter image description here



      I want the hook from B to A to be upside down and the /simeq symbol over the arrow from C to D.



      Sample code:



      documentclass[a4paper]article
      usepackageamsmath
      usepackagetikzcd
      begindocument
      [
      begintikzcd
       A & B arrow[l, hookrightarrow] \
       D arrow[u, hookrightarrow] & C arrow[l, "simeq"]
       arrow[u, hookrightarrow]
      endtikzcd
      ]
      enddocument





      tikz-arrows tikz-cd commutative-diagrams




      tikz-arrows tikz-cd commutative-diagrams






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          documentclass[a4paper]article
          usepackageamsmath
          usepackagetikz-cd

          begindocument

          [
          begintikzcd
           A arrow[r, hookleftarrow] & B\
           D arrow[u, hookrightarrow] & C arrow[l, "simeq", swap]
           arrow[u, hookrightarrow]
          endtikzcd
          ]

          enddocument


          enter image description here






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            Here you are:



            documentclass[a4paper]article
            usepackageamsmath
            usepackagetikz-cd

            begindocument

            [
            begintikzcd
             A arrow[r, hookleftarrow] & B\
             D arrow[u, hookrightarrow] & C arrow[l, "simeq", swap]
             arrow[u, hookrightarrow]
            endtikzcd
            ]

            enddocument


            enter image description here






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              Here you are:



              documentclass[a4paper]article
              usepackageamsmath
              usepackagetikz-cd

              begindocument

              [
              begintikzcd
               A arrow[r, hookleftarrow] & B\
               D arrow[u, hookrightarrow] & C arrow[l, "simeq", swap]
               arrow[u, hookrightarrow]
              endtikzcd
              ]

              enddocument


              enter image description here






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                Here you are:



                documentclass[a4paper]article
                usepackageamsmath
                usepackagetikz-cd

                begindocument

                [
                begintikzcd
                 A arrow[r, hookleftarrow] & B\
                 D arrow[u, hookrightarrow] & C arrow[l, "simeq", swap]
                 arrow[u, hookrightarrow]
                endtikzcd
                ]

                enddocument


                enter image description here






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                Here you are:



                documentclass[a4paper]article
                usepackageamsmath
                usepackagetikz-cd

                begindocument

                [
                begintikzcd
                 A arrow[r, hookleftarrow] & B\
                 D arrow[u, hookrightarrow] & C arrow[l, "simeq", swap]
                 arrow[u, hookrightarrow]
                endtikzcd
                ]

                enddocument


                enter image description here







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