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 Writing about $ntimes n$-matrices like this gives bad spacing.


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  • Don't use the hyphen – and no capital M. A simple word space is enough.
    – Bernard
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  • Sorry for the capital M mistake. I updated the question.
    – quiliup
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  • you are right. The English literature I scanned it was written without a hyphen. BUT: Every German book I checked used the hyphen. Unfortunately with bad spacing... take a look
    – quiliup
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  • You also can use a capital M if you decide the write in pre-nineteenth century English… :o)
    – Bernard
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    Thanks! I think $ntimesn$ should do it.
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 Writing about $ntimes n$-matrices like this gives bad spacing.


same sentence



What's the correct way?






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  • Don't use the hyphen – and no capital M. A simple word space is enough.
    – Bernard
    5 hours ago











  • Sorry for the capital M mistake. I updated the question.
    – quiliup
    5 hours ago











  • you are right. The English literature I scanned it was written without a hyphen. BUT: Every German book I checked used the hyphen. Unfortunately with bad spacing... take a look
    – quiliup
    5 hours ago











  • You also can use a capital M if you decide the write in pre-nineteenth century English… :o)
    – Bernard
    4 hours ago






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    Thanks! I think $ntimesn$ should do it.
    – quiliup
    4 hours ago












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  • Don't use the hyphen – and no capital M. A simple word space is enough.
    – Bernard
    5 hours ago











  • Sorry for the capital M mistake. I updated the question.
    – quiliup
    5 hours ago











  • you are right. The English literature I scanned it was written without a hyphen. BUT: Every German book I checked used the hyphen. Unfortunately with bad spacing... take a look
    – quiliup
    5 hours ago











  • You also can use a capital M if you decide the write in pre-nineteenth century English… :o)
    – Bernard
    4 hours ago






  • 1




    Thanks! I think $ntimesn$ should do it.
    – quiliup
    4 hours ago
















  • Don't use the hyphen – and no capital M. A simple word space is enough.
    – Bernard
    5 hours ago











  • Sorry for the capital M mistake. I updated the question.
    – quiliup
    5 hours ago











  • you are right. The English literature I scanned it was written without a hyphen. BUT: Every German book I checked used the hyphen. Unfortunately with bad spacing... take a look
    – quiliup
    5 hours ago











  • You also can use a capital M if you decide the write in pre-nineteenth century English… :o)
    – Bernard
    4 hours ago






  • 1




    Thanks! I think $ntimesn$ should do it.
    – quiliup
    4 hours ago















Don't use the hyphen – and no capital M. A simple word space is enough.
– Bernard
5 hours ago





Don't use the hyphen – and no capital M. A simple word space is enough.
– Bernard
5 hours ago













Sorry for the capital M mistake. I updated the question.
– quiliup
5 hours ago





Sorry for the capital M mistake. I updated the question.
– quiliup
5 hours ago













you are right. The English literature I scanned it was written without a hyphen. BUT: Every German book I checked used the hyphen. Unfortunately with bad spacing... take a look
– quiliup
5 hours ago





you are right. The English literature I scanned it was written without a hyphen. BUT: Every German book I checked used the hyphen. Unfortunately with bad spacing... take a look
– quiliup
5 hours ago













You also can use a capital M if you decide the write in pre-nineteenth century English… :o)
– Bernard
4 hours ago




You also can use a capital M if you decide the write in pre-nineteenth century English… :o)
– Bernard
4 hours ago




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Thanks! I think $ntimesn$ should do it.
– quiliup
4 hours ago




Thanks! I think $ntimesn$ should do it.
– quiliup
4 hours ago










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I think you have two main options:



  • Don't use a hyphen. (This was already mentioned by @Bernard in an earlier comment.)


  • Write $ntimesn$. This converts the math-status of times from relational-operator atom to ordinary atom, resulting in no extra whitespace around $times$.


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documentclassarticle
begindocument
Writing about $ntimes n$ matrices like this gives ok spacing.

Writing about $ntimes n$-matrices like this gives bad spacing.

Writing about $ntimesn$-matrices like this gives ok spacing.
enddocument





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    How about one of these?



    documentclassarticle%

    begindocument

    $mtimesnmkern1.5mu$-Matrix

    $(m,n)$-Matrix

    enddocument


    enter image description here






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      I think you have two main options:



      • Don't use a hyphen. (This was already mentioned by @Bernard in an earlier comment.)


      • Write $ntimesn$. This converts the math-status of times from relational-operator atom to ordinary atom, resulting in no extra whitespace around $times$.


      enter image description here



      documentclassarticle
      begindocument
      Writing about $ntimes n$ matrices like this gives ok spacing.

      Writing about $ntimes n$-matrices like this gives bad spacing.

      Writing about $ntimesn$-matrices like this gives ok spacing.
      enddocument





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        I think you have two main options:



        • Don't use a hyphen. (This was already mentioned by @Bernard in an earlier comment.)


        • Write $ntimesn$. This converts the math-status of times from relational-operator atom to ordinary atom, resulting in no extra whitespace around $times$.


        enter image description here



        documentclassarticle
        begindocument
        Writing about $ntimes n$ matrices like this gives ok spacing.

        Writing about $ntimes n$-matrices like this gives bad spacing.

        Writing about $ntimesn$-matrices like this gives ok spacing.
        enddocument





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          I think you have two main options:



          • Don't use a hyphen. (This was already mentioned by @Bernard in an earlier comment.)


          • Write $ntimesn$. This converts the math-status of times from relational-operator atom to ordinary atom, resulting in no extra whitespace around $times$.


          enter image description here



          documentclassarticle
          begindocument
          Writing about $ntimes n$ matrices like this gives ok spacing.

          Writing about $ntimes n$-matrices like this gives bad spacing.

          Writing about $ntimesn$-matrices like this gives ok spacing.
          enddocument





          share|improve this answer












          I think you have two main options:



          • Don't use a hyphen. (This was already mentioned by @Bernard in an earlier comment.)


          • Write $ntimesn$. This converts the math-status of times from relational-operator atom to ordinary atom, resulting in no extra whitespace around $times$.


          enter image description here



          documentclassarticle
          begindocument
          Writing about $ntimes n$ matrices like this gives ok spacing.

          Writing about $ntimes n$-matrices like this gives bad spacing.

          Writing about $ntimesn$-matrices like this gives ok spacing.
          enddocument






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              How about one of these?



              documentclassarticle%

              begindocument

              $mtimesnmkern1.5mu$-Matrix

              $(m,n)$-Matrix

              enddocument


              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer
























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                How about one of these?



                documentclassarticle%

                begindocument

                $mtimesnmkern1.5mu$-Matrix

                $(m,n)$-Matrix

                enddocument


                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer






















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                  How about one of these?



                  documentclassarticle%

                  begindocument

                  $mtimesnmkern1.5mu$-Matrix

                  $(m,n)$-Matrix

                  enddocument


                  enter image description here






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                  How about one of these?



                  documentclassarticle%

                  begindocument

                  $mtimesnmkern1.5mu$-Matrix

                  $(m,n)$-Matrix

                  enddocument


                  enter image description here







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