how to put suspension points on a tikz figure












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I'm want to put suspension points as in the picture above. What should I add to the code below?



documentclass[12pt]{article}    

usepackage{tikz}  

begin{document}  

begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]



    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};

    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};

    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};

    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};

    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};

    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};

    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};

    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};



    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);

end{tikzpicture}  

end{document}





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    Welcome to TeX - LaTeX! By "suspension points" do you mean the dotted line? If so then draw[dotted] or draw[loosely dotted] is probably what you are looking for. You can add thick or similar to get larger dots.
    – Andrew Swann
    Dec 9 at 17:12










  • @AndrewSwann Excuse me. But I remember that this question is old.
    – Sebastiano
    Dec 9 at 17:15
















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enter image description here



I'm want to put suspension points as in the picture above. What should I add to the code below?



documentclass[12pt]{article}    

usepackage{tikz}  

begin{document}  

begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]



    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};

    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};

    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};

    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};

    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};

    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};

    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};

    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};



    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);

end{tikzpicture}  

end{document}





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    Welcome to TeX - LaTeX! By "suspension points" do you mean the dotted line? If so then draw[dotted] or draw[loosely dotted] is probably what you are looking for. You can add thick or similar to get larger dots.
    – Andrew Swann
    Dec 9 at 17:12










  • @AndrewSwann Excuse me. But I remember that this question is old.
    – Sebastiano
    Dec 9 at 17:15














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enter image description here



I'm want to put suspension points as in the picture above. What should I add to the code below?



documentclass[12pt]{article}    

usepackage{tikz}  

begin{document}  

begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]



    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};

    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};

    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};

    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};

    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};

    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};

    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};

    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};



    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);

end{tikzpicture}  

end{document}





tikz-pgf







share|improve this question













enter image description here



I'm want to put suspension points as in the picture above. What should I add to the code below?



documentclass[12pt]{article}    

usepackage{tikz}  

begin{document}  

begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]



    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};

    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};

    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};

    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};

    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};

    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};

    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};

    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};



    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);

end{tikzpicture}  

end{document}





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    Welcome to TeX - LaTeX! By "suspension points" do you mean the dotted line? If so then draw[dotted] or draw[loosely dotted] is probably what you are looking for. You can add thick or similar to get larger dots.
    – Andrew Swann
    Dec 9 at 17:12










  • @AndrewSwann Excuse me. But I remember that this question is old.
    – Sebastiano
    Dec 9 at 17:15














  • 1




    Welcome to TeX - LaTeX! By "suspension points" do you mean the dotted line? If so then draw[dotted] or draw[loosely dotted] is probably what you are looking for. You can add thick or similar to get larger dots.
    – Andrew Swann
    Dec 9 at 17:12










  • @AndrewSwann Excuse me. But I remember that this question is old.
    – Sebastiano
    Dec 9 at 17:15








1




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Welcome to TeX - LaTeX! By "suspension points" do you mean the dotted line? If so then draw[dotted] or draw[loosely dotted] is probably what you are looking for. You can add thick or similar to get larger dots.
– Andrew Swann
Dec 9 at 17:12




Welcome to TeX - LaTeX! By "suspension points" do you mean the dotted line? If so then draw[dotted] or draw[loosely dotted] is probably what you are looking for. You can add thick or similar to get larger dots.
– Andrew Swann
Dec 9 at 17:12












@AndrewSwann Excuse me. But I remember that this question is old.
– Sebastiano
Dec 9 at 17:15




@AndrewSwann Excuse me. But I remember that this question is old.
– Sebastiano
Dec 9 at 17:15










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Slightly more complicated than nidhin's solution, add usetikzlibrary{calc} and use 



foreach i in {0.25,0.5,0.75}

    fill ($(un)!i!(u7)$) circle[radius=1pt];


enter image description here



documentclass[12pt]{article}    

usepackage{tikz}

usetikzlibrary{calc}

begin{document}  

begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]



    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};

    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};

    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};

    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};

    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};

    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};

    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};

    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};



    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);



    foreach i in {0.25,0.5,0.75}

        fill ($(un)!i!(u7)$) circle[radius=1pt];



end{tikzpicture}  

end{document}





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    Drawing dotted lines is one way to produce this picture. (mentioned is comments by Andrew Swann also.). IS this okay for you?



    enter image description here



    documentclass[12pt]{article}    
    
usepackage{tikz}  
    
begin{document}  
    
begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]
    

    
    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};
    
    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};
    
    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};
    
    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};
    
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};
    
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};
    
    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};
    
    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};
    

    
    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);
    
    draw[loosely dotted,thick] (un)--(u7);
    
end{tikzpicture}  
    
end{document}





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      Slightly more complicated than nidhin's solution, add usetikzlibrary{calc} and use 



      foreach i in {0.25,0.5,0.75}
      
    fill ($(un)!i!(u7)$) circle[radius=1pt];


      enter image description here



      documentclass[12pt]{article}    
      
usepackage{tikz}
      
usetikzlibrary{calc}
      
begin{document}  
      
begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]
      

      
    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};
      
    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};
      
    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};
      
    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};
      
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};
      
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};
      
    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};
      
    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};
      

      
    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);
      

      
    foreach i in {0.25,0.5,0.75}
      
        fill ($(un)!i!(u7)$) circle[radius=1pt];
      

      
end{tikzpicture}  
      
end{document}





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        Slightly more complicated than nidhin's solution, add usetikzlibrary{calc} and use 



        foreach i in {0.25,0.5,0.75}
        
    fill ($(un)!i!(u7)$) circle[radius=1pt];


        enter image description here



        documentclass[12pt]{article}    
        
usepackage{tikz}
        
usetikzlibrary{calc}
        
begin{document}  
        
begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]
        

        
    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};
        
    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};
        
    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};
        
    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};
        
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};
        
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};
        
    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};
        
    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};
        

        
    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);
        

        
    foreach i in {0.25,0.5,0.75}
        
        fill ($(un)!i!(u7)$) circle[radius=1pt];
        

        
end{tikzpicture}  
        
end{document}





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          Slightly more complicated than nidhin's solution, add usetikzlibrary{calc} and use 



          foreach i in {0.25,0.5,0.75}
          
    fill ($(un)!i!(u7)$) circle[radius=1pt];


          enter image description here



          documentclass[12pt]{article}    
          
usepackage{tikz}
          
usetikzlibrary{calc}
          
begin{document}  
          
begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]
          

          
    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};
          

          
    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);
          

          
    foreach i in {0.25,0.5,0.75}
          
        fill ($(un)!i!(u7)$) circle[radius=1pt];
          

          
end{tikzpicture}  
          
end{document}





          share|improve this answer












          Slightly more complicated than nidhin's solution, add usetikzlibrary{calc} and use 



          foreach i in {0.25,0.5,0.75}
          
    fill ($(un)!i!(u7)$) circle[radius=1pt];


          enter image description here



          documentclass[12pt]{article}    
          
usepackage{tikz}
          
usetikzlibrary{calc}
          
begin{document}  
          
begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]
          

          
    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};
          
    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};
          

          
    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);
          

          
    foreach i in {0.25,0.5,0.75}
          
        fill ($(un)!i!(u7)$) circle[radius=1pt];
          

          
end{tikzpicture}  
          
end{document}






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              Drawing dotted lines is one way to produce this picture. (mentioned is comments by Andrew Swann also.). IS this okay for you?



              enter image description here



              documentclass[12pt]{article}    
              
usepackage{tikz}  
              
begin{document}  
              
begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]
              

              
    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};
              
    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};
              
    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};
              
    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};
              
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};
              
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};
              
    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};
              
    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};
              

              
    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);
              
    draw[loosely dotted,thick] (un)--(u7);
              
end{tikzpicture}  
              
end{document}





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                Drawing dotted lines is one way to produce this picture. (mentioned is comments by Andrew Swann also.). IS this okay for you?



                enter image description here



                documentclass[12pt]{article}    
                
usepackage{tikz}  
                
begin{document}  
                
begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]
                

                
    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};
                
    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};
                
    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};
                
    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};
                
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};
                
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};
                
    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};
                
    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};
                

                
    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);
                
    draw[loosely dotted,thick] (un)--(u7);
                
end{tikzpicture}  
                
end{document}





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                  Drawing dotted lines is one way to produce this picture. (mentioned is comments by Andrew Swann also.). IS this okay for you?



                  enter image description here



                  documentclass[12pt]{article}    
                  
usepackage{tikz}  
                  
begin{document}  
                  
begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]
                  

                  
    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};
                  

                  
    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);
                  
    draw[loosely dotted,thick] (un)--(u7);
                  
end{tikzpicture}  
                  
end{document}





                  share|improve this answer












                  Drawing dotted lines is one way to produce this picture. (mentioned is comments by Andrew Swann also.). IS this okay for you?



                  enter image description here



                  documentclass[12pt]{article}    
                  
usepackage{tikz}  
                  
begin{document}  
                  
begin{tikzpicture}[roundnode/.style={circle, fill=black!70, inner sep=0pt, minimum size=1.5mm}]
                  

                  
    node[roundnode,label=right:{$u^{}_1$}] at (1,0) (u1) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=above right:{$u^{}_2$}] at (0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u2) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=:{$u^{}_3$}] at (0,1) (u3) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=above left:{$u^{}_4$}] at (-0.78539816339,0.70710678118) (u4) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_5$}] at (-1,0) (u5) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=left:{$u^{}_6$}] at (-0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (u6) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=below:{$u^{}_7$}] at (0,-1) (u7) {};
                  
    node[roundnode,label=below right:{$u^{}_n$}] at (0.78539816339,-0.70710678118) (un) {};
                  

                  
    draw[-] (un) -- (u1) -- (u2) -- (u3) -- (u4) -- (u5) -- (u6) -- (u7);
                  
    draw[loosely dotted,thick] (un)--(u7);
                  
end{tikzpicture}  
                  
end{document}






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