How do I make a Young tableau whose entries have subscripts?

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I am using the youngtab package

I tried something like:

younga_1a_2a_3,b_1

but I cannot get it to work. I tried passing in textrm but those are not recognized either.

The more general question is how to put any form of mathematical expression inside the boxes of a young tableau with the youngtab package.

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I am using the youngtab package

I tried something like:

younga_1a_2a_3,b_1

but I cannot get it to work. I tried passing in textrm but those are not recognized either.

The more general question is how to put any form of mathematical expression inside the boxes of a young tableau with the youngtab package.

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I am using the youngtab package

I tried something like:

younga_1a_2a_3,b_1

but I cannot get it to work. I tried passing in textrm but those are not recognized either.

The more general question is how to put any form of mathematical expression inside the boxes of a young tableau with the youngtab package.

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sztruks

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asked 4 hours ago

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I am using the youngtab package

I tried something like:

younga_1a_2a_3,b_1

but I cannot get it to work. I tried passing in textrm but those are not recognized either.

The more general question is how to put any form of mathematical expression inside the boxes of a young tableau with the youngtab package.

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This package will do it: http://www.maths.qmul.ac.uk/~mf/genyoungtabtikz.html You can follow the package documentation, and on the top of page 6 you will see how to use subscripts.

answered 4 hours ago

Benjamin McKay

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Thank you. I will test it out and accept if it works!
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I saved the sty file, created a folder "texmf" whose location is /Users/<username>/Library/texmf, and called the package via usepackagegenyoungtabtikz, but it says that it cannot find the file "genyoungtabtikz.sty". Is there something obvious which I am doing wrong?
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I don't know. Maybe just put the style file for the moment in the same folder as your tex file. I can see that is not a long term solution, but at least you can test the package.
â€“Â Benjamin McKay
4 hours ago

Ok great it works beautifully! (Thanks for that suggestion).
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

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You need two pairs of braces if the label does not consist of a single character:

documentclassarticle
usepackageyoungtab

begindocument

young(a_1a_2a_3,b)

enddocument

enter image description here

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This package will do it: http://www.maths.qmul.ac.uk/~mf/genyoungtabtikz.html You can follow the package documentation, and on the top of page 6 you will see how to use subscripts.

answered 4 hours ago

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Thank you. I will test it out and accept if it works!
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I saved the sty file, created a folder "texmf" whose location is /Users/<username>/Library/texmf, and called the package via usepackagegenyoungtabtikz, but it says that it cannot find the file "genyoungtabtikz.sty". Is there something obvious which I am doing wrong?
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I don't know. Maybe just put the style file for the moment in the same folder as your tex file. I can see that is not a long term solution, but at least you can test the package.
â€“Â Benjamin McKay
4 hours ago

Ok great it works beautifully! (Thanks for that suggestion).
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
2
down vote

accepted

This package will do it: http://www.maths.qmul.ac.uk/~mf/genyoungtabtikz.html You can follow the package documentation, and on the top of page 6 you will see how to use subscripts.

answered 4 hours ago

Benjamin McKay

2,40411427

Thank you. I will test it out and accept if it works!
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I saved the sty file, created a folder "texmf" whose location is /Users/<username>/Library/texmf, and called the package via usepackagegenyoungtabtikz, but it says that it cannot find the file "genyoungtabtikz.sty". Is there something obvious which I am doing wrong?
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I don't know. Maybe just put the style file for the moment in the same folder as your tex file. I can see that is not a long term solution, but at least you can test the package.
â€“Â Benjamin McKay
4 hours ago

Ok great it works beautifully! (Thanks for that suggestion).
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
2
down vote

accepted

This package will do it: http://www.maths.qmul.ac.uk/~mf/genyoungtabtikz.html You can follow the package documentation, and on the top of page 6 you will see how to use subscripts.

answered 4 hours ago

Benjamin McKay

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This package will do it: http://www.maths.qmul.ac.uk/~mf/genyoungtabtikz.html You can follow the package documentation, and on the top of page 6 you will see how to use subscripts.

answered 4 hours ago

Benjamin McKay

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answered 4 hours ago

Benjamin McKay

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Benjamin McKay

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answered 4 hours ago

Benjamin McKay

2,40411427

Thank you. I will test it out and accept if it works!
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I saved the sty file, created a folder "texmf" whose location is /Users/<username>/Library/texmf, and called the package via usepackagegenyoungtabtikz, but it says that it cannot find the file "genyoungtabtikz.sty". Is there something obvious which I am doing wrong?
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I don't know. Maybe just put the style file for the moment in the same folder as your tex file. I can see that is not a long term solution, but at least you can test the package.
â€“Â Benjamin McKay
4 hours ago

Ok great it works beautifully! (Thanks for that suggestion).
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

add a commentÂ |Â

Thank you. I will test it out and accept if it works!
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I saved the sty file, created a folder "texmf" whose location is /Users/<username>/Library/texmf, and called the package via usepackagegenyoungtabtikz, but it says that it cannot find the file "genyoungtabtikz.sty". Is there something obvious which I am doing wrong?
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I don't know. Maybe just put the style file for the moment in the same folder as your tex file. I can see that is not a long term solution, but at least you can test the package.
â€“Â Benjamin McKay
4 hours ago

Ok great it works beautifully! (Thanks for that suggestion).
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

Thank you. I will test it out and accept if it works!
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I saved the sty file, created a folder "texmf" whose location is /Users/<username>/Library/texmf, and called the package via usepackagegenyoungtabtikz, but it says that it cannot find the file "genyoungtabtikz.sty". Is there something obvious which I am doing wrong?
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

I don't know. Maybe just put the style file for the moment in the same folder as your tex file. I can see that is not a long term solution, but at least you can test the package.
â€“Â Benjamin McKay
4 hours ago

Ok great it works beautifully! (Thanks for that suggestion).
â€“Â Maithreya Sitaraman
4 hours ago

add a commentÂ |Â

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You need two pairs of braces if the label does not consist of a single character:

documentclassarticle
usepackageyoungtab

begindocument

young(a_1a_2a_3,b)

enddocument

enter image description here

answered 18 mins ago

egreg

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You need two pairs of braces if the label does not consist of a single character:

documentclassarticle
usepackageyoungtab

begindocument

young(a_1a_2a_3,b)

enddocument

enter image description here

answered 18 mins ago

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You need two pairs of braces if the label does not consist of a single character:

documentclassarticle
usepackageyoungtab

begindocument

young(a_1a_2a_3,b)

enddocument

enter image description here

answered 18 mins ago

egreg

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You need two pairs of braces if the label does not consist of a single character:

documentclassarticle
usepackageyoungtab

begindocument

young(a_1a_2a_3,b)

enddocument

enter image description here

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