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From: hironobu@sra.co.jp (Hironobu Suzuki)
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Subject: Re: LaTeX \\
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In article <13379@sun.udel.edu> anita@sun.udel.edu (Anita Marie Hoover) writes:
 %>if you do the following the problem is solved
 %>
 %>    \[
 %>    \begin{array}{ccc}
 %>    [A_{1} & [B_{2}] & \\
 %>    ~[D_{2}] & [B_{2}] & [C_{2}]
 %>    \end{array}
 %>    \]
 %>
 %>Any comments?

Other answers

	 {}[D_{2}] & [B_{2}] & [C_{2}]

	\relax [D_{2}] & [B_{2}] & [C_{2}]

I often use \relax than {} or ~.

~    :see The TeXbook p91
\relax :see The TeXbook p279

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