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(2) look at the image, it is also infinite
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    If somebody can help me to draw this to quivers.
    (1) A double infinity,
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      If somebody can help me to draw this to quivers.
      (1) A double infinity,
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      If somebody can help me to draw this to quivers.
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      (2) look at the image, it is also infinite
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          The purpose of the site is to help you if you got stuck, not to convert screen shots to LaTeX code. There are many possibilities to draw this. Here is one.



          documentclass{article}
          
usepackage{tikz-cd}
          
begin{document}
          
[begin{tikzcd}
          
bullet & & & bullet & & & bullet & & \
          
 & bulletarrow[ul]arrow[dl] & arrow[l]bulletarrow[ur] & & 
          
 arrow[ul]arrow[dl]bullet & arrow[l]bullet arrow[ur]& 
          
 & arrow[ul]arrow[dl]bullet &  arrow[l]cdots\
          
bullet & & & arrow[ul]bullet & & & arrow[ul]bullet & & \
          
end{tikzcd}]
          
end{document}


          enter image description here






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            @DiegoHavez I don't understand your comment (and need to leave now). Two times infinity is still infinity, so a double infinity is the same as a single infinity.
            – marmot
            9 hours ago



















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          Here is a simple code with pstricks:



          documentclass{article}
          
usepackage{amsmath, amssymb} 
          
usepackage{pst-node}
          
usepackage{auto-pst-pdf} 
          

          
begin{document}
          

          
[ psset{arrows=->, arrowinset=0.12 , linewidth=0.6pt, colsep=1cm, rowsep=0.5cm, nodesep=2.5pt}
          
begin{psmatrix}
          
dotnode{R3} & & & dotnode{R2} & & & dotnode{R1} \
          
 & dotnode{F} & dotnode{E} & & dotnode{D} & dotnode{C} & & dotnode{B} & rnode{A}{boldsymbol{dotsdots}}\
          
%%%
          
dotnode{S3} & & & dotnode{S2} & & & dotnode{S1} 
          
%% arrows
          
foreach s/t in {A/B,C/D,E/F}{ncline{s}{t}}
          
foreach s/i in {B/1,D/2,F/3}{ncline{s}{Ri}ncline{s}{Si}}
          
foreach s/i in {C/1,E/2}{ncline{s}{Ri}ncline{Si}{s}}
          
end{psmatrix}
          
]
          
end{document}


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            A solution with xy



            documentclass[border = 10pt]{standalone}
            

            
usepackage[all]{xy}
            

            
begin{document}
            

            
xymatrix{
            
{bullet} & & & {bullet} & & & {bullet} \
            
& {bullet}ar[ul] ar[dl] & {bullet}ar[l] ar[ur] & & {bullet} ar[ul] ar[dl] & {bullet} ar[l] ar[ur]
            
& & {bullet} ar[ul] ar[dl]  & {cdots} ar[l] \
            
{bullet} & & & {bullet} ar[ul] & & & {bullet} ar[ul]
            
}
            

            
end{document}


            enter image description here






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              Just to save typing: braces around bullet is not necessary.
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            • @Sigur Thanks for your input, it definitely does .... just an old habit :)
              – caverac
              6 mins ago











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            The purpose of the site is to help you if you got stuck, not to convert screen shots to LaTeX code. There are many possibilities to draw this. Here is one.



            documentclass{article}
            
usepackage{tikz-cd}
            
begin{document}
            
[begin{tikzcd}
            
bullet & & & bullet & & & bullet & & \
            
 & bulletarrow[ul]arrow[dl] & arrow[l]bulletarrow[ur] & & 
            
 arrow[ul]arrow[dl]bullet & arrow[l]bullet arrow[ur]& 
            
 & arrow[ul]arrow[dl]bullet &  arrow[l]cdots\
            
bullet & & & arrow[ul]bullet & & & arrow[ul]bullet & & \
            
end{tikzcd}]
            
end{document}


            enter image description here






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              @DiegoHavez I don't understand your comment (and need to leave now). Two times infinity is still infinity, so a double infinity is the same as a single infinity.
              – marmot
              9 hours ago
















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            The purpose of the site is to help you if you got stuck, not to convert screen shots to LaTeX code. There are many possibilities to draw this. Here is one.



            documentclass{article}
            
usepackage{tikz-cd}
            
begin{document}
            
[begin{tikzcd}
            
bullet & & & bullet & & & bullet & & \
            
 & bulletarrow[ul]arrow[dl] & arrow[l]bulletarrow[ur] & & 
            
 arrow[ul]arrow[dl]bullet & arrow[l]bullet arrow[ur]& 
            
 & arrow[ul]arrow[dl]bullet &  arrow[l]cdots\
            
bullet & & & arrow[ul]bullet & & & arrow[ul]bullet & & \
            
end{tikzcd}]
            
end{document}


            enter image description here






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              @DiegoHavez I don't understand your comment (and need to leave now). Two times infinity is still infinity, so a double infinity is the same as a single infinity.
              – marmot
              9 hours ago














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            The purpose of the site is to help you if you got stuck, not to convert screen shots to LaTeX code. There are many possibilities to draw this. Here is one.



            documentclass{article}
            
usepackage{tikz-cd}
            
begin{document}
            
[begin{tikzcd}
            
bullet & & & bullet & & & bullet & & \
            
 & bulletarrow[ul]arrow[dl] & arrow[l]bulletarrow[ur] & & 
            
 arrow[ul]arrow[dl]bullet & arrow[l]bullet arrow[ur]& 
            
 & arrow[ul]arrow[dl]bullet &  arrow[l]cdots\
            
bullet & & & arrow[ul]bullet & & & arrow[ul]bullet & & \
            
end{tikzcd}]
            
end{document}


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer












            The purpose of the site is to help you if you got stuck, not to convert screen shots to LaTeX code. There are many possibilities to draw this. Here is one.



            documentclass{article}
            
usepackage{tikz-cd}
            
begin{document}
            
[begin{tikzcd}
            
bullet & & & bullet & & & bullet & & \
            
 & bulletarrow[ul]arrow[dl] & arrow[l]bulletarrow[ur] & & 
            
 arrow[ul]arrow[dl]bullet & arrow[l]bullet arrow[ur]& 
            
 & arrow[ul]arrow[dl]bullet &  arrow[l]cdots\
            
bullet & & & arrow[ul]bullet & & & arrow[ul]bullet & & \
            
end{tikzcd}]
            
end{document}


            enter image description here







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              @DiegoHavez I don't understand your comment (and need to leave now). Two times infinity is still infinity, so a double infinity is the same as a single infinity.
              – marmot
              9 hours ago














            • 2




              @DiegoHavez I don't understand your comment (and need to leave now). Two times infinity is still infinity, so a double infinity is the same as a single infinity.
              – marmot
              9 hours ago








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            @DiegoHavez I don't understand your comment (and need to leave now). Two times infinity is still infinity, so a double infinity is the same as a single infinity.
            – marmot
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            @DiegoHavez I don't understand your comment (and need to leave now). Two times infinity is still infinity, so a double infinity is the same as a single infinity.
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            Here is a simple code with pstricks:



            documentclass{article}
            
usepackage{amsmath, amssymb} 
            
usepackage{pst-node}
            
usepackage{auto-pst-pdf} 
            

            
begin{document}
            

            
[ psset{arrows=->, arrowinset=0.12 , linewidth=0.6pt, colsep=1cm, rowsep=0.5cm, nodesep=2.5pt}
            
begin{psmatrix}
            
dotnode{R3} & & & dotnode{R2} & & & dotnode{R1} \
            
 & dotnode{F} & dotnode{E} & & dotnode{D} & dotnode{C} & & dotnode{B} & rnode{A}{boldsymbol{dotsdots}}\
            
%%%
            
dotnode{S3} & & & dotnode{S2} & & & dotnode{S1} 
            
%% arrows
            
foreach s/t in {A/B,C/D,E/F}{ncline{s}{t}}
            
foreach s/i in {B/1,D/2,F/3}{ncline{s}{Ri}ncline{s}{Si}}
            
foreach s/i in {C/1,E/2}{ncline{s}{Ri}ncline{Si}{s}}
            
end{psmatrix}
            
]
            
end{document}


            enter image description here






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              Here is a simple code with pstricks:



              documentclass{article}
              
usepackage{amsmath, amssymb} 
              
usepackage{pst-node}
              
usepackage{auto-pst-pdf} 
              

              
begin{document}
              

              
[ psset{arrows=->, arrowinset=0.12 , linewidth=0.6pt, colsep=1cm, rowsep=0.5cm, nodesep=2.5pt}
              
begin{psmatrix}
              
dotnode{R3} & & & dotnode{R2} & & & dotnode{R1} \
              
 & dotnode{F} & dotnode{E} & & dotnode{D} & dotnode{C} & & dotnode{B} & rnode{A}{boldsymbol{dotsdots}}\
              
%%%
              
dotnode{S3} & & & dotnode{S2} & & & dotnode{S1} 
              
%% arrows
              
foreach s/t in {A/B,C/D,E/F}{ncline{s}{t}}
              
foreach s/i in {B/1,D/2,F/3}{ncline{s}{Ri}ncline{s}{Si}}
              
foreach s/i in {C/1,E/2}{ncline{s}{Ri}ncline{Si}{s}}
              
end{psmatrix}
              
]
              
end{document}


              enter image description here






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                Here is a simple code with pstricks:



                documentclass{article}
                
usepackage{amsmath, amssymb} 
                
usepackage{pst-node}
                
usepackage{auto-pst-pdf} 
                

                
begin{document}
                

                
[ psset{arrows=->, arrowinset=0.12 , linewidth=0.6pt, colsep=1cm, rowsep=0.5cm, nodesep=2.5pt}
                
begin{psmatrix}
                
dotnode{R3} & & & dotnode{R2} & & & dotnode{R1} \
                
 & dotnode{F} & dotnode{E} & & dotnode{D} & dotnode{C} & & dotnode{B} & rnode{A}{boldsymbol{dotsdots}}\
                
%%%
                
dotnode{S3} & & & dotnode{S2} & & & dotnode{S1} 
                
%% arrows
                
foreach s/t in {A/B,C/D,E/F}{ncline{s}{t}}
                
foreach s/i in {B/1,D/2,F/3}{ncline{s}{Ri}ncline{s}{Si}}
                
foreach s/i in {C/1,E/2}{ncline{s}{Ri}ncline{Si}{s}}
                
end{psmatrix}
                
]
                
end{document}


                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer












                Here is a simple code with pstricks:



                documentclass{article}
                
usepackage{amsmath, amssymb} 
                
usepackage{pst-node}
                
usepackage{auto-pst-pdf} 
                

                
begin{document}
                

                
[ psset{arrows=->, arrowinset=0.12 , linewidth=0.6pt, colsep=1cm, rowsep=0.5cm, nodesep=2.5pt}
                
begin{psmatrix}
                
dotnode{R3} & & & dotnode{R2} & & & dotnode{R1} \
                
 & dotnode{F} & dotnode{E} & & dotnode{D} & dotnode{C} & & dotnode{B} & rnode{A}{boldsymbol{dotsdots}}\
                
%%%
                
dotnode{S3} & & & dotnode{S2} & & & dotnode{S1} 
                
%% arrows
                
foreach s/t in {A/B,C/D,E/F}{ncline{s}{t}}
                
foreach s/i in {B/1,D/2,F/3}{ncline{s}{Ri}ncline{s}{Si}}
                
foreach s/i in {C/1,E/2}{ncline{s}{Ri}ncline{Si}{s}}
                
end{psmatrix}
                
]
                
end{document}


                enter image description here







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                    A solution with xy



                    documentclass[border = 10pt]{standalone}
                    

                    
usepackage[all]{xy}
                    

                    
begin{document}
                    

                    
xymatrix{
                    
{bullet} & & & {bullet} & & & {bullet} \
                    
& {bullet}ar[ul] ar[dl] & {bullet}ar[l] ar[ur] & & {bullet} ar[ul] ar[dl] & {bullet} ar[l] ar[ur]
                    
& & {bullet} ar[ul] ar[dl]  & {cdots} ar[l] \
                    
{bullet} & & & {bullet} ar[ul] & & & {bullet} ar[ul]
                    
}
                    

                    
end{document}


                    enter image description here






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                      Just to save typing: braces around bullet is not necessary.
                      – Sigur
                      7 hours ago










                    • @Sigur Thanks for your input, it definitely does .... just an old habit :)
                      – caverac
                      6 mins ago
















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                    A solution with xy



                    documentclass[border = 10pt]{standalone}
                    

                    
usepackage[all]{xy}
                    

                    
begin{document}
                    

                    
xymatrix{
                    
{bullet} & & & {bullet} & & & {bullet} \
                    
& {bullet}ar[ul] ar[dl] & {bullet}ar[l] ar[ur] & & {bullet} ar[ul] ar[dl] & {bullet} ar[l] ar[ur]
                    
& & {bullet} ar[ul] ar[dl]  & {cdots} ar[l] \
                    
{bullet} & & & {bullet} ar[ul] & & & {bullet} ar[ul]
                    
}
                    

                    
end{document}


                    enter image description here






                    share|improve this answer

















                    • 2




                      Just to save typing: braces around bullet is not necessary.
                      – Sigur
                      7 hours ago










                    • @Sigur Thanks for your input, it definitely does .... just an old habit :)
                      – caverac
                      6 mins ago














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                    A solution with xy



                    documentclass[border = 10pt]{standalone}
                    

                    
usepackage[all]{xy}
                    

                    
begin{document}
                    

                    
xymatrix{
                    
{bullet} & & & {bullet} & & & {bullet} \
                    
& {bullet}ar[ul] ar[dl] & {bullet}ar[l] ar[ur] & & {bullet} ar[ul] ar[dl] & {bullet} ar[l] ar[ur]
                    
& & {bullet} ar[ul] ar[dl]  & {cdots} ar[l] \
                    
{bullet} & & & {bullet} ar[ul] & & & {bullet} ar[ul]
                    
}
                    

                    
end{document}


                    enter image description here






                    share|improve this answer












                    A solution with xy



                    documentclass[border = 10pt]{standalone}
                    

                    
usepackage[all]{xy}
                    

                    
begin{document}
                    

                    
xymatrix{
                    
{bullet} & & & {bullet} & & & {bullet} \
                    
& {bullet}ar[ul] ar[dl] & {bullet}ar[l] ar[ur] & & {bullet} ar[ul] ar[dl] & {bullet} ar[l] ar[ur]
                    
& & {bullet} ar[ul] ar[dl]  & {cdots} ar[l] \
                    
{bullet} & & & {bullet} ar[ul] & & & {bullet} ar[ul]
                    
}
                    

                    
end{document}


                    enter image description here







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                    • 2




                      Just to save typing: braces around bullet is not necessary.
                      – Sigur
                      7 hours ago










                    • @Sigur Thanks for your input, it definitely does .... just an old habit :)
                      – caverac
                      6 mins ago














                    • 2




                      Just to save typing: braces around bullet is not necessary.
                      – Sigur
                      7 hours ago










                    • @Sigur Thanks for your input, it definitely does .... just an old habit :)
                      – caverac
                      6 mins ago








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                    Just to save typing: braces around bullet is not necessary.
                    – Sigur
                    7 hours ago




                    Just to save typing: braces around bullet is not necessary.
                    – Sigur
                    7 hours ago












                    @Sigur Thanks for your input, it definitely does .... just an old habit :)
                    – caverac
                    6 mins ago




                    @Sigur Thanks for your input, it definitely does .... just an old habit :)
                    – caverac
                    6 mins ago










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