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writing variables above the numbers in tikz picture



Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)how to draw discrete time diagram in tikzHow to define the default vertical distance between nodes?Use LaTeX3 variables within TikZ pictureTikZ scaling graphic and adjust node position and keep font sizePushing text below an absolutely positioned boxNumerical conditional within tikz keys?TikZ/ERD: node (=Entity) label on the insideTikZ: Drawing an arc from an intersection to an intersectionLine up nested tikz enviroments or how to get rid of themAnnotating picture using tikz; decoration disappears above certain picture width?tikzset does not work in foreach loop










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enter image description here



Extremely, Sorry about the vertical upload or the capture of the scale, Could you please consider the picture as horizontal, I need to draw this, I am able to learn from here the following: But I need to re-draw this in my current situation: Will be grateful for the help. Between 1 and k, dot dot will be fine instead of small line segments which I have drawn for P or t.



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
begindocument
begintikzpicture
pgfmathtruncatemacroL10 %<- length of the line
pgfmathtruncatemacrokmax6
pgfmathtruncatemacrotmax7
draw (0,0) -- (L,0);
foreach k in 0,...,kmax
draw (L*k/kmax,0.2) -- (L*k/kmax,-0.2) ifnumk<2 node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k$fi
ifnumk=numexprkmax-1 node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k$fi
ifnumk=kmax node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k+1$fi;
ifnumk<kmax
foreach t in 1,2,...,tmax
draw (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,-0.1)
-- (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,0.1)
node[above] $ifnumt=tmax
telseifnumt<4
telse .fifi$ ;
fi
endtikzpicture
enddocument


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begintikzpicture[xscale=8]
draw[-][draw=red, very thick] (0,0) -- (.5,0);
draw[-][draw=green, very thick] (.5,0) -- (1,0);
draw [thick] (0,-.1) node[below]0 -- (0,0.1);
draw [thick] (0.5,-.1) node[below]$a=b=1/2$ -- (0.5,0.1);
draw [thick] (1,-.1) node[below]1 -- (1,0.1);
endtikzpicture


draw[-][draw=red, very thick] (0,0) -- (.5,0);
draw[-][draw=green, very thick] (.5,0) -- (1,0);
draw [thick] (0,-.1) node[below]0 -- (0,0.1);
0
draw [thick] (0.5,-.1) node[below]$a=b=1/2$ -- (0.5,0.1);
0 a = b = 1/2
draw [thick] (1,-.1) node[below]1 -- (1,0.1);









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enter image description here



Extremely, Sorry about the vertical upload or the capture of the scale, Could you please consider the picture as horizontal, I need to draw this, I am able to learn from here the following: But I need to re-draw this in my current situation: Will be grateful for the help. Between 1 and k, dot dot will be fine instead of small line segments which I have drawn for P or t.



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
begindocument
begintikzpicture
pgfmathtruncatemacroL10 %<- length of the line
pgfmathtruncatemacrokmax6
pgfmathtruncatemacrotmax7
draw (0,0) -- (L,0);
foreach k in 0,...,kmax
draw (L*k/kmax,0.2) -- (L*k/kmax,-0.2) ifnumk<2 node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k$fi
ifnumk=numexprkmax-1 node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k$fi
ifnumk=kmax node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k+1$fi;
ifnumk<kmax
foreach t in 1,2,...,tmax
draw (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,-0.1)
-- (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,0.1)
node[above] $ifnumt=tmax
telseifnumt<4
telse .fifi$ ;
fi
endtikzpicture
enddocument


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begintikzpicture[xscale=8]
draw[-][draw=red, very thick] (0,0) -- (.5,0);
draw[-][draw=green, very thick] (.5,0) -- (1,0);
draw [thick] (0,-.1) node[below]0 -- (0,0.1);
draw [thick] (0.5,-.1) node[below]$a=b=1/2$ -- (0.5,0.1);
draw [thick] (1,-.1) node[below]1 -- (1,0.1);
endtikzpicture


draw[-][draw=red, very thick] (0,0) -- (.5,0);
draw[-][draw=green, very thick] (.5,0) -- (1,0);
draw [thick] (0,-.1) node[below]0 -- (0,0.1);
0
draw [thick] (0.5,-.1) node[below]$a=b=1/2$ -- (0.5,0.1);
0 a = b = 1/2
draw [thick] (1,-.1) node[below]1 -- (1,0.1);









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    It would be good to know where the code comes from

    – user185511
    Apr 11 at 15:00












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    – Ding Dong
    Apr 11 at 15:01













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4








4








enter image description here



Extremely, Sorry about the vertical upload or the capture of the scale, Could you please consider the picture as horizontal, I need to draw this, I am able to learn from here the following: But I need to re-draw this in my current situation: Will be grateful for the help. Between 1 and k, dot dot will be fine instead of small line segments which I have drawn for P or t.



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
begindocument
begintikzpicture
pgfmathtruncatemacroL10 %<- length of the line
pgfmathtruncatemacrokmax6
pgfmathtruncatemacrotmax7
draw (0,0) -- (L,0);
foreach k in 0,...,kmax
draw (L*k/kmax,0.2) -- (L*k/kmax,-0.2) ifnumk<2 node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k$fi
ifnumk=numexprkmax-1 node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k$fi
ifnumk=kmax node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k+1$fi;
ifnumk<kmax
foreach t in 1,2,...,tmax
draw (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,-0.1)
-- (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,0.1)
node[above] $ifnumt=tmax
telseifnumt<4
telse .fifi$ ;
fi
endtikzpicture
enddocument


I also learned these today:



begintikzpicture[xscale=8]
draw[-][draw=red, very thick] (0,0) -- (.5,0);
draw[-][draw=green, very thick] (.5,0) -- (1,0);
draw [thick] (0,-.1) node[below]0 -- (0,0.1);
draw [thick] (0.5,-.1) node[below]$a=b=1/2$ -- (0.5,0.1);
draw [thick] (1,-.1) node[below]1 -- (1,0.1);
endtikzpicture


draw[-][draw=red, very thick] (0,0) -- (.5,0);
draw[-][draw=green, very thick] (.5,0) -- (1,0);
draw [thick] (0,-.1) node[below]0 -- (0,0.1);
0
draw [thick] (0.5,-.1) node[below]$a=b=1/2$ -- (0.5,0.1);
0 a = b = 1/2
draw [thick] (1,-.1) node[below]1 -- (1,0.1);









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enter image description here



Extremely, Sorry about the vertical upload or the capture of the scale, Could you please consider the picture as horizontal, I need to draw this, I am able to learn from here the following: But I need to re-draw this in my current situation: Will be grateful for the help. Between 1 and k, dot dot will be fine instead of small line segments which I have drawn for P or t.



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
begindocument
begintikzpicture
pgfmathtruncatemacroL10 %<- length of the line
pgfmathtruncatemacrokmax6
pgfmathtruncatemacrotmax7
draw (0,0) -- (L,0);
foreach k in 0,...,kmax
draw (L*k/kmax,0.2) -- (L*k/kmax,-0.2) ifnumk<2 node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k$fi
ifnumk=numexprkmax-1 node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k$fi
ifnumk=kmax node[below,text
height=1.5ex]$k+1$fi;
ifnumk<kmax
foreach t in 1,2,...,tmax
draw (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,-0.1)
-- (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,0.1)
node[above] $ifnumt=tmax
telseifnumt<4
telse .fifi$ ;
fi
endtikzpicture
enddocument


I also learned these today:



begintikzpicture[xscale=8]
draw[-][draw=red, very thick] (0,0) -- (.5,0);
draw[-][draw=green, very thick] (.5,0) -- (1,0);
draw [thick] (0,-.1) node[below]0 -- (0,0.1);
draw [thick] (0.5,-.1) node[below]$a=b=1/2$ -- (0.5,0.1);
draw [thick] (1,-.1) node[below]1 -- (1,0.1);
endtikzpicture


draw[-][draw=red, very thick] (0,0) -- (.5,0);
draw[-][draw=green, very thick] (.5,0) -- (1,0);
draw [thick] (0,-.1) node[below]0 -- (0,0.1);
0
draw [thick] (0.5,-.1) node[below]$a=b=1/2$ -- (0.5,0.1);
0 a = b = 1/2
draw [thick] (1,-.1) node[below]1 -- (1,0.1);






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    It would be good to know where the code comes from

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  • tex.stackexchange.com/questions/479712/…

    – Ding Dong
    Apr 11 at 15:01












  • 1





    It would be good to know where the code comes from

    – user185511
    Apr 11 at 15:00












  • tex.stackexchange.com/questions/479712/…

    – Ding Dong
    Apr 11 at 15:01







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It would be good to know where the code comes from

– user185511
Apr 11 at 15:00






It would be good to know where the code comes from

– user185511
Apr 11 at 15:00














tex.stackexchange.com/questions/479712/…

– Ding Dong
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You need not such a complicated code.



documentclass[tikz]standalone
begindocument
begintikzpicture[x=0.8cm]
draw[-latex] (0,0) -- (21,0);
foreach i [count=j] in 0,5,10
draw (i,0) -- (i,-.2) node[below,align=center] j\$P_j$;
draw (12,0) -- (12,-.2) node[below,align=center] $k$\$P_k$;
draw (17,0) -- (17,-.2) node[below,align=center] $k+1$\$P_k+1$;
foreach i [count=j from 0] in 1,6
draw (i,0) -- (i,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\1;
draw (i+1,0) -- (i+1,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\2;
path (i+2,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
draw (i+3,0) -- (i+3,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\$t$;

draw (13,0) -- (13,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\1;
draw (14,0) -- (14,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\2;
path (15,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
draw (16,0) -- (16,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\$t$;
draw (18,0) -- (18,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k+1$\1;
draw (19,0) -- (19,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k+1$\2;
path (20,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
path (11,-.2) node[below] $ldots$;
path (11,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
endtikzpicture
enddocument


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    Something like this??



    documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
    usepackagestackengine
    renewcommandstacktypeL
    stackMath
    begindocument
    begintikzpicture
    pgfmathtruncatemacroL20 %<- length of the line
    pgfmathtruncatemacrokmax6
    pgfmathtruncatemacrotmax7
    draw (0,0) -- (L,0);
    foreach k in 0,...,kmax
    draw (L*k/kmax,0.2) -- (L*k/kmax,-0.2) ifnumk<2 node[below,text
    height=1.5ex]$k$fi
    ifnumk=numexprkmax-1 node[below,text
    height=1.5ex]$k$fi
    ifnumk=kmax node[below,text
    height=1.5ex]$k+1$fi;
    ifnumk<kmax
    foreach t in 1,2,...,tmax
    draw (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,-0.1)
    -- (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,0.1)
    node[above] $ifnumt=tmax
    ifnumk=5relaxdefqkelsedefqkfi
    stackonta_q^telseifnumt<4
    ifnumk=5relaxdefqkelsedefqkfi
    stackonta_q^telse .fifi$ ;
    fi
    endtikzpicture
    enddocument


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      You need not such a complicated code.



      documentclass[tikz]standalone
      begindocument
      begintikzpicture[x=0.8cm]
      draw[-latex] (0,0) -- (21,0);
      foreach i [count=j] in 0,5,10
      draw (i,0) -- (i,-.2) node[below,align=center] j\$P_j$;
      draw (12,0) -- (12,-.2) node[below,align=center] $k$\$P_k$;
      draw (17,0) -- (17,-.2) node[below,align=center] $k+1$\$P_k+1$;
      foreach i [count=j from 0] in 1,6
      draw (i,0) -- (i,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\1;
      draw (i+1,0) -- (i+1,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\2;
      path (i+2,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
      draw (i+3,0) -- (i+3,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\$t$;

      draw (13,0) -- (13,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\1;
      draw (14,0) -- (14,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\2;
      path (15,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
      draw (16,0) -- (16,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\$t$;
      draw (18,0) -- (18,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k+1$\1;
      draw (19,0) -- (19,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k+1$\2;
      path (20,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
      path (11,-.2) node[below] $ldots$;
      path (11,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
      endtikzpicture
      enddocument


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        You need not such a complicated code.



        documentclass[tikz]standalone
        begindocument
        begintikzpicture[x=0.8cm]
        draw[-latex] (0,0) -- (21,0);
        foreach i [count=j] in 0,5,10
        draw (i,0) -- (i,-.2) node[below,align=center] j\$P_j$;
        draw (12,0) -- (12,-.2) node[below,align=center] $k$\$P_k$;
        draw (17,0) -- (17,-.2) node[below,align=center] $k+1$\$P_k+1$;
        foreach i [count=j from 0] in 1,6
        draw (i,0) -- (i,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\1;
        draw (i+1,0) -- (i+1,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\2;
        path (i+2,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
        draw (i+3,0) -- (i+3,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\$t$;

        draw (13,0) -- (13,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\1;
        draw (14,0) -- (14,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\2;
        path (15,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
        draw (16,0) -- (16,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\$t$;
        draw (18,0) -- (18,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k+1$\1;
        draw (19,0) -- (19,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k+1$\2;
        path (20,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
        path (11,-.2) node[below] $ldots$;
        path (11,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
        endtikzpicture
        enddocument


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          You need not such a complicated code.



          documentclass[tikz]standalone
          begindocument
          begintikzpicture[x=0.8cm]
          draw[-latex] (0,0) -- (21,0);
          foreach i [count=j] in 0,5,10
          draw (i,0) -- (i,-.2) node[below,align=center] j\$P_j$;
          draw (12,0) -- (12,-.2) node[below,align=center] $k$\$P_k$;
          draw (17,0) -- (17,-.2) node[below,align=center] $k+1$\$P_k+1$;
          foreach i [count=j from 0] in 1,6
          draw (i,0) -- (i,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\1;
          draw (i+1,0) -- (i+1,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\2;
          path (i+2,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
          draw (i+3,0) -- (i+3,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\$t$;

          draw (13,0) -- (13,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\1;
          draw (14,0) -- (14,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\2;
          path (15,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
          draw (16,0) -- (16,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\$t$;
          draw (18,0) -- (18,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k+1$\1;
          draw (19,0) -- (19,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k+1$\2;
          path (20,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
          path (11,-.2) node[below] $ldots$;
          path (11,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
          endtikzpicture
          enddocument


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          You need not such a complicated code.



          documentclass[tikz]standalone
          begindocument
          begintikzpicture[x=0.8cm]
          draw[-latex] (0,0) -- (21,0);
          foreach i [count=j] in 0,5,10
          draw (i,0) -- (i,-.2) node[below,align=center] j\$P_j$;
          draw (12,0) -- (12,-.2) node[below,align=center] $k$\$P_k$;
          draw (17,0) -- (17,-.2) node[below,align=center] $k+1$\$P_k+1$;
          foreach i [count=j from 0] in 1,6
          draw (i,0) -- (i,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\1;
          draw (i+1,0) -- (i+1,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\2;
          path (i+2,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
          draw (i+3,0) -- (i+3,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_j$\$t$;

          draw (13,0) -- (13,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\1;
          draw (14,0) -- (14,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\2;
          path (15,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
          draw (16,0) -- (16,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k$\$t$;
          draw (18,0) -- (18,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k+1$\1;
          draw (19,0) -- (19,.2) node[above,align=center] $a_k+1$\2;
          path (20,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
          path (11,-.2) node[below] $ldots$;
          path (11,.2) node[above] $ldots$;
          endtikzpicture
          enddocument


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              documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
              usepackagestackengine
              renewcommandstacktypeL
              stackMath
              begindocument
              begintikzpicture
              pgfmathtruncatemacroL20 %<- length of the line
              pgfmathtruncatemacrokmax6
              pgfmathtruncatemacrotmax7
              draw (0,0) -- (L,0);
              foreach k in 0,...,kmax
              draw (L*k/kmax,0.2) -- (L*k/kmax,-0.2) ifnumk<2 node[below,text
              height=1.5ex]$k$fi
              ifnumk=numexprkmax-1 node[below,text
              height=1.5ex]$k$fi
              ifnumk=kmax node[below,text
              height=1.5ex]$k+1$fi;
              ifnumk<kmax
              foreach t in 1,2,...,tmax
              draw (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,-0.1)
              -- (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,0.1)
              node[above] $ifnumt=tmax
              ifnumk=5relaxdefqkelsedefqkfi
              stackonta_q^telseifnumt<4
              ifnumk=5relaxdefqkelsedefqkfi
              stackonta_q^telse .fifi$ ;
              fi
              endtikzpicture
              enddocument


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                documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
                usepackagestackengine
                renewcommandstacktypeL
                stackMath
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture
                pgfmathtruncatemacroL20 %<- length of the line
                pgfmathtruncatemacrokmax6
                pgfmathtruncatemacrotmax7
                draw (0,0) -- (L,0);
                foreach k in 0,...,kmax
                draw (L*k/kmax,0.2) -- (L*k/kmax,-0.2) ifnumk<2 node[below,text
                height=1.5ex]$k$fi
                ifnumk=numexprkmax-1 node[below,text
                height=1.5ex]$k$fi
                ifnumk=kmax node[below,text
                height=1.5ex]$k+1$fi;
                ifnumk<kmax
                foreach t in 1,2,...,tmax
                draw (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,-0.1)
                -- (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,0.1)
                node[above] $ifnumt=tmax
                ifnumk=5relaxdefqkelsedefqkfi
                stackonta_q^telseifnumt<4
                ifnumk=5relaxdefqkelsedefqkfi
                stackonta_q^telse .fifi$ ;
                fi
                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


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                  documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
                  usepackagestackengine
                  renewcommandstacktypeL
                  stackMath
                  begindocument
                  begintikzpicture
                  pgfmathtruncatemacroL20 %<- length of the line
                  pgfmathtruncatemacrokmax6
                  pgfmathtruncatemacrotmax7
                  draw (0,0) -- (L,0);
                  foreach k in 0,...,kmax
                  draw (L*k/kmax,0.2) -- (L*k/kmax,-0.2) ifnumk<2 node[below,text
                  height=1.5ex]$k$fi
                  ifnumk=numexprkmax-1 node[below,text
                  height=1.5ex]$k$fi
                  ifnumk=kmax node[below,text
                  height=1.5ex]$k+1$fi;
                  ifnumk<kmax
                  foreach t in 1,2,...,tmax
                  draw (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,-0.1)
                  -- (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,0.1)
                  node[above] $ifnumt=tmax
                  ifnumk=5relaxdefqkelsedefqkfi
                  stackonta_q^telseifnumt<4
                  ifnumk=5relaxdefqkelsedefqkfi
                  stackonta_q^telse .fifi$ ;
                  fi
                  endtikzpicture
                  enddocument


                  enter image description here



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                  share|improve this answer















                  Something like this??



                  documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
                  usepackagestackengine
                  renewcommandstacktypeL
                  stackMath
                  begindocument
                  begintikzpicture
                  pgfmathtruncatemacroL20 %<- length of the line
                  pgfmathtruncatemacrokmax6
                  pgfmathtruncatemacrotmax7
                  draw (0,0) -- (L,0);
                  foreach k in 0,...,kmax
                  draw (L*k/kmax,0.2) -- (L*k/kmax,-0.2) ifnumk<2 node[below,text
                  height=1.5ex]$k$fi
                  ifnumk=numexprkmax-1 node[below,text
                  height=1.5ex]$k$fi
                  ifnumk=kmax node[below,text
                  height=1.5ex]$k+1$fi;
                  ifnumk<kmax
                  foreach t in 1,2,...,tmax
                  draw (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,-0.1)
                  -- (L*k/kmax+L*(t/(tmax+1))/kmax,0.1)
                  node[above] $ifnumt=tmax
                  ifnumk=5relaxdefqkelsedefqkfi
                  stackonta_q^telseifnumt<4
                  ifnumk=5relaxdefqkelsedefqkfi
                  stackonta_q^telse .fifi$ ;
                  fi
                  endtikzpicture
                  enddocument


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