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How to place a figure*minipageeqnarray at the bottom of the SAME PAGE
Is there a way to get LaTeX to place figures in the same page as a reference to that figure?Subfigs of a figure on multiple pagesLatex: Page number suppressing when a figure covers the whole pageHow to force two figures to stay on the same page in LaTeX?Adding full page figures in Latex, how?textwidth for multicolumn document in LaTeX?How do I make a reference to a figure in markdown using pandoc?LATEX skips numbers in numbering when putting several figures in the same figure environmentHow to place 8 figures inside a page with subfigureHow to place the figure at the bottom of page in latex?
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I have a big equation that must be placed at the bottom of the page in a two columns paper. The call of the equation is at the end of the first column of a given page, but no matter what place holder I set([h!],[ht],etc), the equation goes to the next page. When I use [H] the equation dont even appear in the document.
I am using...
documentclass[journal]IEEEtran
...
usepackagedblfloatfix
...
The rotational torque that each motor generates is based on the signal compositions with the servomotor tilting angles. Thus, considering $ dl = l frac sqrt 2 2 $ and the right hand rule, resultant propulsion forces and torques on the $ Fb $ are presented in Equation (refeq1:gen_forces_torquesa), suppressing the term $ (t) $:
beginfigure*[h!]
beginminipage.6textwidth
begineqnarray labeleq1:gen_forces_torquesa
bmtau^b_p &=&
left(beginarraycccccc
X_p^b & Y_p^b & Z_p^b & L_p^b & M_p^b & N_p^b
endarray
right)^T = nonumber \
&=&
left(beginarrayc
k_1delta_1s(gamma_1) + k_1delta_2s(gamma_2) + k_1delta_3s(gamma_3) + k_1delta_4s(gamma_4) \
0 \
-k_1delta_1c(gamma_1) - k_1delta_2c(gamma_2) - k_1delta_3c(gamma_3) - k_1delta_4c(gamma_4) \
(-k_1dl c(gamma_1) - k_2s(gamma_1))delta_1 + (k_1dl c(gamma_2) - k_2s(gamma_2))delta_2 + (k_1dl c(gamma_3) + k_2s(gamma_3))delta_3 + (-k_1dl c(gamma_4) + k_2s(gamma_4))delta_4 \
A_2 \
A_3
endarray
right) nonumber \
endeqnarray
endminipage
endfigure*
latex figure
asked Mar 27 at 13:50
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I have a big equation that must be placed at the bottom of the page in a two columns paper. The call of the equation is at the end of the first column of a given page, but no matter what place holder I set([h!],[ht],etc), the equation goes to the next page. When I use [H] the equation dont even appear in the document.
I am using...
documentclass[journal]IEEEtran
...
usepackagedblfloatfix
...
The rotational torque that each motor generates is based on the signal compositions with the servomotor tilting angles. Thus, considering $ dl = l frac sqrt 2 2 $ and the right hand rule, resultant propulsion forces and torques on the $ Fb $ are presented in Equation (refeq1:gen_forces_torquesa), suppressing the term $ (t) $:
beginfigure*[h!]
beginminipage.6textwidth
begineqnarray labeleq1:gen_forces_torquesa
bmtau^b_p &=&
left(beginarraycccccc
X_p^b & Y_p^b & Z_p^b & L_p^b & M_p^b & N_p^b
endarray
right)^T = nonumber \
&=&
left(beginarrayc
k_1delta_1s(gamma_1) + k_1delta_2s(gamma_2) + k_1delta_3s(gamma_3) + k_1delta_4s(gamma_4) \
0 \
-k_1delta_1c(gamma_1) - k_1delta_2c(gamma_2) - k_1delta_3c(gamma_3) - k_1delta_4c(gamma_4) \
(-k_1dl c(gamma_1) - k_2s(gamma_1))delta_1 + (k_1dl c(gamma_2) - k_2s(gamma_2))delta_2 + (k_1dl c(gamma_3) + k_2s(gamma_3))delta_3 + (-k_1dl c(gamma_4) + k_2s(gamma_4))delta_4 \
A_2 \
A_3
endarray
right) nonumber \
endeqnarray
endminipage
endfigure*
latex figure
asked Mar 27 at 13:50
LMHLMH
1
add a comment |
I have a big equation that must be placed at the bottom of the page in a two columns paper. The call of the equation is at the end of the first column of a given page, but no matter what place holder I set([h!],[ht],etc), the equation goes to the next page. When I use [H] the equation dont even appear in the document.
I am using...
documentclass[journal]IEEEtran
...
usepackagedblfloatfix
...
The rotational torque that each motor generates is based on the signal compositions with the servomotor tilting angles. Thus, considering $ dl = l frac sqrt 2 2 $ and the right hand rule, resultant propulsion forces and torques on the $ Fb $ are presented in Equation (refeq1:gen_forces_torquesa), suppressing the term $ (t) $:
beginfigure*[h!]
beginminipage.6textwidth
begineqnarray labeleq1:gen_forces_torquesa
bmtau^b_p &=&
left(beginarraycccccc
X_p^b & Y_p^b & Z_p^b & L_p^b & M_p^b & N_p^b
endarray
right)^T = nonumber \
&=&
left(beginarrayc
k_1delta_1s(gamma_1) + k_1delta_2s(gamma_2) + k_1delta_3s(gamma_3) + k_1delta_4s(gamma_4) \
0 \
-k_1delta_1c(gamma_1) - k_1delta_2c(gamma_2) - k_1delta_3c(gamma_3) - k_1delta_4c(gamma_4) \
(-k_1dl c(gamma_1) - k_2s(gamma_1))delta_1 + (k_1dl c(gamma_2) - k_2s(gamma_2))delta_2 + (k_1dl c(gamma_3) + k_2s(gamma_3))delta_3 + (-k_1dl c(gamma_4) + k_2s(gamma_4))delta_4 \
A_2 \
A_3
endarray
right) nonumber \
endeqnarray
endminipage
endfigure*
latex figure
asked Mar 27 at 13:50
LMHLMH
1
I have a big equation that must be placed at the bottom of the page in a two columns paper. The call of the equation is at the end of the first column of a given page, but no matter what place holder I set([h!],[ht],etc), the equation goes to the next page. When I use [H] the equation dont even appear in the document.
I am using...
documentclass[journal]IEEEtran
...
usepackagedblfloatfix
...
The rotational torque that each motor generates is based on the signal compositions with the servomotor tilting angles. Thus, considering $ dl = l frac sqrt 2 2 $ and the right hand rule, resultant propulsion forces and torques on the $ Fb $ are presented in Equation (refeq1:gen_forces_torquesa), suppressing the term $ (t) $:
beginfigure*[h!]
beginminipage.6textwidth
begineqnarray labeleq1:gen_forces_torquesa
bmtau^b_p &=&
left(beginarraycccccc
X_p^b & Y_p^b & Z_p^b & L_p^b & M_p^b & N_p^b
endarray
right)^T = nonumber \
&=&
left(beginarrayc
k_1delta_1s(gamma_1) + k_1delta_2s(gamma_2) + k_1delta_3s(gamma_3) + k_1delta_4s(gamma_4) \
0 \
-k_1delta_1c(gamma_1) - k_1delta_2c(gamma_2) - k_1delta_3c(gamma_3) - k_1delta_4c(gamma_4) \
(-k_1dl c(gamma_1) - k_2s(gamma_1))delta_1 + (k_1dl c(gamma_2) - k_2s(gamma_2))delta_2 + (k_1dl c(gamma_3) + k_2s(gamma_3))delta_3 + (-k_1dl c(gamma_4) + k_2s(gamma_4))delta_4 \
A_2 \
A_3
endarray
right) nonumber \
endeqnarray
endminipage
endfigure*
latex figure
latex figure
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It always helps to have a complete minimal example.
It might be worth trying [b] instead. Perhaps also try inserting newpage after the figure.
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It always helps to have a complete minimal example.
It might be worth trying [b] instead. Perhaps also try inserting newpage after the figure.
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It always helps to have a complete minimal example.
It might be worth trying [b] instead. Perhaps also try inserting newpage after the figure.
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It always helps to have a complete minimal example.
It might be worth trying [b] instead. Perhaps also try inserting newpage after the figure.
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It always helps to have a complete minimal example.
It might be worth trying [b] instead. Perhaps also try inserting newpage after the figure.
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