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documentclass[12pt,reqno,a4paper]{amsart}

usepackage{extsizes}

usepackage{blindtext}

textheight 9.3in textwidth 6.5in

calclayout

usepackage{amsmath,amsthm,amsfonts,amssymb}

usepackage{hyperref}

usepackage{mathrsfs}

usepackage[all]{xy}

usepackage[normalem]{ulem}

usepackage{tikz-cd}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[english]{babel}

begin{document}

[begin{tikzcd}

underline{V}

arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

arrow[rrdddd, bend right] arrow[rrdd, dotted] & && & \

& & & & \

& & A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & & B arrow[dd] \

& & & & \

& & C arrow[rr] & & D

end{tikzcd}]

end{document}



above code is giving me following diagram



enter image description here



I used "phantom" technique to number part of commutative diagram. It did not work. I want to write




  • (1) in the diagram enclosed by V,A,B

  • (2) in the diagram enclosed by V,A,C

  • (3) in the diagram enclosed by A,B,C,D


Can some one help me to see how to do this?

















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    documentclass[12pt,reqno,a4paper]{amsart}

    usepackage{extsizes}

    usepackage{blindtext}

    textheight 9.3in textwidth 6.5in

    calclayout

    usepackage{amsmath,amsthm,amsfonts,amssymb}

    usepackage{hyperref}

    usepackage{mathrsfs}

    usepackage[all]{xy}

    usepackage[normalem]{ulem}

    usepackage{tikz-cd}

    usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

    usepackage[english]{babel}

    begin{document}

    [begin{tikzcd}

    underline{V}

    arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

    arrow[rrdddd, bend right] arrow[rrdd, dotted] & && & \

    & & & & \

    & & A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & & B arrow[dd] \

    & & & & \

    & & C arrow[rr] & & D

    end{tikzcd}]

    end{document}



    above code is giving me following diagram



    enter image description here



    I used "phantom" technique to number part of commutative diagram. It did not work. I want to write




    • (1) in the diagram enclosed by V,A,B

    • (2) in the diagram enclosed by V,A,C

    • (3) in the diagram enclosed by A,B,C,D


    Can some one help me to see how to do this?

















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      documentclass[12pt,reqno,a4paper]{amsart}

      usepackage{extsizes}

      usepackage{blindtext}

      textheight 9.3in textwidth 6.5in

      calclayout

      usepackage{amsmath,amsthm,amsfonts,amssymb}

      usepackage{hyperref}

      usepackage{mathrsfs}

      usepackage[all]{xy}

      usepackage[normalem]{ulem}

      usepackage{tikz-cd}

      usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

      usepackage[english]{babel}

      begin{document}

      [begin{tikzcd}

      underline{V}

      arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

      arrow[rrdddd, bend right] arrow[rrdd, dotted] & && & \

      & & & & \

      & & A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & & B arrow[dd] \

      & & & & \

      & & C arrow[rr] & & D

      end{tikzcd}]

      end{document}



      above code is giving me following diagram



      enter image description here



      I used "phantom" technique to number part of commutative diagram. It did not work. I want to write




      • (1) in the diagram enclosed by V,A,B

      • (2) in the diagram enclosed by V,A,C

      • (3) in the diagram enclosed by A,B,C,D


      Can some one help me to see how to do this?

















      share|improve this question


























      documentclass[12pt,reqno,a4paper]{amsart}

      usepackage{extsizes}

      usepackage{blindtext}

      textheight 9.3in textwidth 6.5in

      calclayout

      usepackage{amsmath,amsthm,amsfonts,amssymb}

      usepackage{hyperref}

      usepackage{mathrsfs}

      usepackage[all]{xy}

      usepackage[normalem]{ulem}

      usepackage{tikz-cd}

      usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

      usepackage[english]{babel}

      begin{document}

      [begin{tikzcd}

      underline{V}

      arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

      arrow[rrdddd, bend right] arrow[rrdd, dotted] & && & \

      & & & & \

      & & A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & & B arrow[dd] \

      & & & & \

      & & C arrow[rr] & & D

      end{tikzcd}]

      end{document}



      above code is giving me following diagram



      enter image description here



      I used "phantom" technique to number part of commutative diagram. It did not work. I want to write




      • (1) in the diagram enclosed by V,A,B

      • (2) in the diagram enclosed by V,A,C

      • (3) in the diagram enclosed by A,B,C,D


      Can some one help me to see how to do this?








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          Is this what you mean?



          enter image description here



          You can add the labels to your diagram with no arrows:



          [begin{tikzcd}

          underline{V}

          arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

          arrow[rrdddd, bend right] arrow[rrdd, dotted] & && & \

          & & (1) & & \

          & (2) & A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & & B arrow[dd] \

          & & & (3) & \

          & & C arrow[rr] & & D

          end{tikzcd}]









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          • absolutely.. this seem to be much easier than phantom thing,..



            – Praphulla Koushik

            57 mins ago






































          3




























          Just for fun: tikz-cd is based on TikZ so



          documentclass[tikz]{standalone}

          begin{document}

          begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.8cm]

          node (a) at (0,0) {$A$};

          node (b) at (2,0) {$B$};

          node (c) at (0,-2) {$C$};

          node (d) at (2,-2) {$D$};

          node (v) at (-2,2) {$underline{V}$};

          draw[->] (a)--(b);

          draw[->] (b)--(d);

          draw[->] (a)--(c);

          draw[->] (c)--(d);

          draw[dotted,->] (v)--(a);

          draw[->] (v) to[bend right] (c);

          draw[->] (v) to[bend left] (b);

          node at (1,-1) {(3)};

          node at (0,1) {(1)};

          node at (-1,0) {(2)};

          end{tikzpicture}

          end{document}



          enter image description here



          Without code...



          enter image description here









          share|improve this answer



















































          • :) :) thanks...



            – Praphulla Koushik

            56 mins ago






































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          With phantom arrows:



          documentclass[a4paper]{article}

          usepackage{tikz-cd}



          begin{document}



          [

          begin{tikzcd}[nodes in empty cells]

          underline{V}

          arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

          arrow[rrdddd, bend right]

          arrow[rrdd, dotted]

          arrow[rrrrdd,phantom,"(1)" description]

          arrow[rrdddd,phantom,"(2)" description]

          \

          &&&&\

          && A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & arrow[dd,phantom,"(3)" description] &

          B arrow[dd] \

          &&&&\

          && C arrow[rr] && D

          end{tikzcd}

          ]



          end{document}



          enter image description here









          share|improve this answer













































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            Is this what you mean?



            enter image description here



            You can add the labels to your diagram with no arrows:



            [begin{tikzcd}

            underline{V}

            arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

            arrow[rrdddd, bend right] arrow[rrdd, dotted] & && & \

            & & (1) & & \

            & (2) & A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & & B arrow[dd] \

            & & & (3) & \

            & & C arrow[rr] & & D

            end{tikzcd}]









            share|improve this answer















































            • absolutely.. this seem to be much easier than phantom thing,..



              – Praphulla Koushik

              57 mins ago






























            5




























            Is this what you mean?



            enter image description here



            You can add the labels to your diagram with no arrows:



            [begin{tikzcd}

            underline{V}

            arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

            arrow[rrdddd, bend right] arrow[rrdd, dotted] & && & \

            & & (1) & & \

            & (2) & A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & & B arrow[dd] \

            & & & (3) & \

            & & C arrow[rr] & & D

            end{tikzcd}]









            share|improve this answer















































            • absolutely.. this seem to be much easier than phantom thing,..



              – Praphulla Koushik

              57 mins ago


























            5






















            5














            5










            Is this what you mean?



            enter image description here



            You can add the labels to your diagram with no arrows:



            [begin{tikzcd}

            underline{V}

            arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

            arrow[rrdddd, bend right] arrow[rrdd, dotted] & && & \

            & & (1) & & \

            & (2) & A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & & B arrow[dd] \

            & & & (3) & \

            & & C arrow[rr] & & D

            end{tikzcd}]









            share|improve this answer
























            Is this what you mean?



            enter image description here



            You can add the labels to your diagram with no arrows:



            [begin{tikzcd}

            underline{V}

            arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

            arrow[rrdddd, bend right] arrow[rrdd, dotted] & && & \

            & & (1) & & \

            & (2) & A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & & B arrow[dd] \

            & & & (3) & \

            & & C arrow[rr] & & D

            end{tikzcd}]









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            • absolutely.. this seem to be much easier than phantom thing,..



              – Praphulla Koushik

              57 mins ago



































            • absolutely.. this seem to be much easier than phantom thing,..



              – Praphulla Koushik

              57 mins ago




























            absolutely.. this seem to be much easier than phantom thing,..



            – Praphulla Koushik

            57 mins ago









            absolutely.. this seem to be much easier than phantom thing,..



            – Praphulla Koushik

            57 mins ago



















            3




























            Just for fun: tikz-cd is based on TikZ so



            documentclass[tikz]{standalone}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.8cm]

            node (a) at (0,0) {$A$};

            node (b) at (2,0) {$B$};

            node (c) at (0,-2) {$C$};

            node (d) at (2,-2) {$D$};

            node (v) at (-2,2) {$underline{V}$};

            draw[->] (a)--(b);

            draw[->] (b)--(d);

            draw[->] (a)--(c);

            draw[->] (c)--(d);

            draw[dotted,->] (v)--(a);

            draw[->] (v) to[bend right] (c);

            draw[->] (v) to[bend left] (b);

            node at (1,-1) {(3)};

            node at (0,1) {(1)};

            node at (-1,0) {(2)};

            end{tikzpicture}

            end{document}



            enter image description here



            Without code...



            enter image description here









            share|improve this answer



















































            • :) :) thanks...



              – Praphulla Koushik

              56 mins ago






























            3




























            Just for fun: tikz-cd is based on TikZ so



            documentclass[tikz]{standalone}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.8cm]

            node (a) at (0,0) {$A$};

            node (b) at (2,0) {$B$};

            node (c) at (0,-2) {$C$};

            node (d) at (2,-2) {$D$};

            node (v) at (-2,2) {$underline{V}$};

            draw[->] (a)--(b);

            draw[->] (b)--(d);

            draw[->] (a)--(c);

            draw[->] (c)--(d);

            draw[dotted,->] (v)--(a);

            draw[->] (v) to[bend right] (c);

            draw[->] (v) to[bend left] (b);

            node at (1,-1) {(3)};

            node at (0,1) {(1)};

            node at (-1,0) {(2)};

            end{tikzpicture}

            end{document}



            enter image description here



            Without code...



            enter image description here









            share|improve this answer



















































            • :) :) thanks...



              – Praphulla Koushik

              56 mins ago


























            3






















            3














            3










            Just for fun: tikz-cd is based on TikZ so



            documentclass[tikz]{standalone}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.8cm]

            node (a) at (0,0) {$A$};

            node (b) at (2,0) {$B$};

            node (c) at (0,-2) {$C$};

            node (d) at (2,-2) {$D$};

            node (v) at (-2,2) {$underline{V}$};

            draw[->] (a)--(b);

            draw[->] (b)--(d);

            draw[->] (a)--(c);

            draw[->] (c)--(d);

            draw[dotted,->] (v)--(a);

            draw[->] (v) to[bend right] (c);

            draw[->] (v) to[bend left] (b);

            node at (1,-1) {(3)};

            node at (0,1) {(1)};

            node at (-1,0) {(2)};

            end{tikzpicture}

            end{document}



            enter image description here



            Without code...



            enter image description here









            share|improve this answer




























            Just for fun: tikz-cd is based on TikZ so



            documentclass[tikz]{standalone}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.8cm]

            node (a) at (0,0) {$A$};

            node (b) at (2,0) {$B$};

            node (c) at (0,-2) {$C$};

            node (d) at (2,-2) {$D$};

            node (v) at (-2,2) {$underline{V}$};

            draw[->] (a)--(b);

            draw[->] (b)--(d);

            draw[->] (a)--(c);

            draw[->] (c)--(d);

            draw[dotted,->] (v)--(a);

            draw[->] (v) to[bend right] (c);

            draw[->] (v) to[bend left] (b);

            node at (1,-1) {(3)};

            node at (0,1) {(1)};

            node at (-1,0) {(2)};

            end{tikzpicture}

            end{document}



            enter image description here



            Without code...



            enter image description here









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            • :) :) thanks...



              – Praphulla Koushik

              56 mins ago



































            • :) :) thanks...



              – Praphulla Koushik

              56 mins ago




























            :) :) thanks...



            – Praphulla Koushik

            56 mins ago









            :) :) thanks...



            – Praphulla Koushik

            56 mins ago



















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            With phantom arrows:



            documentclass[a4paper]{article}

            usepackage{tikz-cd}



            begin{document}



            [

            begin{tikzcd}[nodes in empty cells]

            underline{V}

            arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

            arrow[rrdddd, bend right]

            arrow[rrdd, dotted]

            arrow[rrrrdd,phantom,"(1)" description]

            arrow[rrdddd,phantom,"(2)" description]

            \

            &&&&\

            && A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & arrow[dd,phantom,"(3)" description] &

            B arrow[dd] \

            &&&&\

            && C arrow[rr] && D

            end{tikzcd}

            ]



            end{document}



            enter image description here









            share|improve this answer





















































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              With phantom arrows:



              documentclass[a4paper]{article}

              usepackage{tikz-cd}



              begin{document}



              [

              begin{tikzcd}[nodes in empty cells]

              underline{V}

              arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

              arrow[rrdddd, bend right]

              arrow[rrdd, dotted]

              arrow[rrrrdd,phantom,"(1)" description]

              arrow[rrdddd,phantom,"(2)" description]

              \

              &&&&\

              && A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & arrow[dd,phantom,"(3)" description] &

              B arrow[dd] \

              &&&&\

              && C arrow[rr] && D

              end{tikzcd}

              ]



              end{document}



              enter image description here









              share|improve this answer

















































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                With phantom arrows:



                documentclass[a4paper]{article}

                usepackage{tikz-cd}



                begin{document}



                [

                begin{tikzcd}[nodes in empty cells]

                underline{V}

                arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

                arrow[rrdddd, bend right]

                arrow[rrdd, dotted]

                arrow[rrrrdd,phantom,"(1)" description]

                arrow[rrdddd,phantom,"(2)" description]

                \

                &&&&\

                && A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & arrow[dd,phantom,"(3)" description] &

                B arrow[dd] \

                &&&&\

                && C arrow[rr] && D

                end{tikzcd}

                ]



                end{document}



                enter image description here









                share|improve this answer
























                With phantom arrows:



                documentclass[a4paper]{article}

                usepackage{tikz-cd}



                begin{document}



                [

                begin{tikzcd}[nodes in empty cells]

                underline{V}

                arrow[rrrrdd, bend left]

                arrow[rrdddd, bend right]

                arrow[rrdd, dotted]

                arrow[rrrrdd,phantom,"(1)" description]

                arrow[rrdddd,phantom,"(2)" description]

                \

                &&&&\

                && A arrow[dd] arrow[rr] & arrow[dd,phantom,"(3)" description] &

                B arrow[dd] \

                &&&&\

                && C arrow[rr] && D

                end{tikzcd}

                ]



                end{document}



                enter image description here









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