Por favor ayúdenme con un problema tabular.

Question

La tabla anterior es deC. Bonatto y E. Bica: Parámetros fundamentales de M 52 y NGC 3960

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%\bfseries cluster&
\multicolumn{6}{c}{\bfseries previous study}&
\multicolumn{6}{c}{\bfseries present study}\\

         \hline
clusters & $RA_{J2000}$ &$DEc_{J2000}$& $r_{core}$& $r_{lim}$ & $\log(age)$&E$(B-V)$&d&$RA_{J2000}$&$DEc_{J2000}$& $r_{core}$& $r_{lim}$ &$\log(age)$&E$(B-V)$&d\\
          &        &(hms)&(dms)& (arcmin)&(arcmin)&(year)&(mag)&(Kpc)&(hms)&(dms)&(arcmin)&(arcmin)& (year)&(mag)&(Kpc)\\
         \hline
\bfseries Berkeley 53
         &$20 55 56$&$+51 02.8$& $2.5\pm0.1$&$\simeq 20$&$9.09\pm0.02$&$1.52\pm0.01$&$3.1\pm0.1$
         &              &               & $4.19\pm0.28$ &$20\pm1.6$ &$9.10\pm0.05$  &$1.39\pm0.42$&$3240\pm440$\\
\hline
\hline
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\caption{astrophysical parameters obtained from ischrone fitting}\label{tab:comber}
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Quiero una mesa como en la foto.

Answer 1

Hay muchas maneras de ponerlo en formato horizontal, pero las siguientes al menos harán que quepa en una página. (Por cierto, también es demasiado grande para el paisaje).

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\usepackage{graphics}% for \resizebox

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\begin{tabular}{l@{\hspace{3pt}} *{15}{c}}

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%\bfseries cluster&
& \multicolumn{7}{l}{\parbox{5in}%
  {\centering\textbf{previous study}\\
  \rule[.6\baselineskip]{5in}{.5pt}}}
& \multicolumn{7}{l}{\parbox{5in}%
  {\centering\textbf{present study}\\
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clusters & $RA_{J2000}$ &$DEc_{J2000}$& $r_{core}$& $r_{lim}$ & $\log(age)$&E$(B-V)$&d&$RA_{J2000}$&$DEc_{J2000}$& $r_{core}$& $r_{lim}$ &$\log(age)$&E$(B-V)$&d\\
          &        &(hms)&(dms)& (arcmin)&(arcmin)&(year)&(mag)&(Kpc)&(hms)&(dms)&(arcmin)&(arcmin)& (year)&(mag)&(Kpc)\\
\hline
\bfseries Berkeley 53
         &$20 55 56$&$+51 02.8$& $2.5\pm0.1$&$\simeq 20$&$9.09\pm0.02$&$1.52\pm0.01$&$3.1\pm0.1$
     &              &               & $4.19\pm0.28$ &$20\pm1.6$ &$9.10\pm0.05$  &$1.39\pm0.42$&$3240\pm440$\\
\hline
\hline
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Answer 2

Esta es una posible solución donde se agregan etiquetas (1) a (15) para mayor espacio libre. Esta solución cree que los compañeros usuarios de cfr y torbjorn están dando la dirección correcta y, además, la brecha (mostrada por (A), B, C aquí) entre las dos categorías de estudio presenta problemas. Hay un total de 16 columnas y la multicolumnagrupación también es fuente de error.

Nota: quitar (A), B, C dará el espacio correcto. Aquí sirven como balizas de referencia.

Código

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%\centering \footnotesize\setlength{\tabcolsep}{0.5pt}
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\hspace*{0cm}
\caption{astrophysical parameters obtained from ischrone fitting}\label{tab:comber}
\begin{tabular}{l@{\hspace{3pt}} *{15}{c}}
%\begin{tabular}{l@{\hspace{1pt}} *{12}{c}}
\hline
\hline
%\bfseries cluster
&
\multicolumn{7}{c}{\bfseries Previous study}&&
\multicolumn{7}{c}{\bfseries Present study}\\
\cline{2-8}\cline{10-16}
clusters & $RA_{J2000}$ &$DEc_{J2000}$& $r_{core}$& $r_{lim}$ & $\log(age)$&E$(B-V)$&d&&$RA_{J2000}$&$DEc_{J2000}$& $r_{core}$& $r_{lim}$ &$\log(age)$&E$(B-V)$&d\\
        &(hms)&(dms)& (arcmin)&(arcmin)&(year)&(mag)&(Kpc)&&(hms)&(dms)&(arcmin)&(arcmin)& (year)&(mag)&(Kpc)\\
(1)&(2)&(3)&(4)&(5)&(6)&(7)&(8)&(A) &(9)&(10)&(11)&(12)&(13)&(14)&(15)\\
         \hline
\bfseries Berkeley 53
         &$20 55 56$ &$+51 02.8$ & $2.5\pm0.1$    &$\simeq 20$ &$9.09\pm0.02$  &$1.52\pm0.01$ &$3.1\pm0.1$&B
         &                  &                  & $4.19\pm0.28$ &$20\pm1.6$ &$9.10\pm0.05$  &$1.39\pm0.42$ &$3240\pm440$\\
         \hline
\bfseries Berkeley 53
         &$20 55 56$&$+51 02.8$& $2.5\pm0.1$&$\simeq 20$&$9.09\pm0.02$&$1.52\pm0.01$&$3.1\pm0.1$         &C
         &              &               & $4.19\pm0.28$ &$20\pm1.6$ &$9.10\pm0.05$  &$1.39\pm0.42$&$3240\pm440$\\
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Answer 3

Podrías hacer esto. No lo recomiendo, pero es posible.

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\noindent\begin{tabular}{l*{15}{c}}
\toprule
\multicolumn{6}{c}{\bfseries previous study} & \multicolumn{6}{c}{\bfseries present study}\\\midrule
clusters & $RA_{J2000}$ &$DEc_{J2000}$& $r_{core}$& $r_{lim}$ & $\log(age)$&E$(B-V)$&d&$RA_{J2000}$&$DEc_{J2000}$& $r_{core}$& $r_{lim}$ &$\log(age)$&E$(B-V)$&d\\
          &        &(hms)&(dms)& (arcmin)&(arcmin)&(year)&(mag)&(Kpc)&(hms)&(dms)&(arcmin)&(arcmin)& (year)&(mag)&(Kpc)\\\midrule
\bfseries Berkeley 53
         &$20 55 56$&$+51 02.8$& $2.5\pm0.1$&$\simeq 20$&$9.09\pm0.02$&$1.52\pm0.01$&$3.1\pm0.1$
         &              &               & $4.19\pm0.28$ &$20\pm1.6$ &$9.10\pm0.05$  &$1.39\pm0.42$&$3240\pm440$\\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
\caption{astrophysical parameters obtained from ischrone fitting}\label{tab:comber}
\end{table}

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