Dear all

I have the attached figure. There, I implied a ratio of the height and the width for the original figure; after removing the label in subfigure(3,1,1) and subfigure(3,1,2), I moved the subfigure(3,1,2) and subfigure(3,1,3) abit up, to avoid the space between the three subfigures. But now the original ratio between the height and the width is not given anymore. I thought of rescaling the subfigures within the figure without changing the size of the figure. But unfortunately, I did not find a command for this. Did I miss a possible command, or is there a workaround?

I hope my issue is clear. Thank you for the help.

Best JakobDear all

I have the attached figure. There, I implied a ratio of the height and the width for the original figure; after removing the label in subfigure(3,1,1) and subfigure(3,1,2), I moved the subfigure(3,1,2) and subfigure(3,1,3) abit up, to avoid the space between the three subfigures. But now the original ratio between the height and the width is not given anymore. I thought of rescaling the subfigures within the figure without changing the size of the figure. But unfortunately, I did not find a command for this. Did I miss a possible command, or is there a workaround?

I hope my issue is clear. Thank you for the help.

Best Jakob Dear all

I have the attached figure. There, I implied a ratio of the height and the width for the original figure; after removing the label in subfigure(3,1,1) and subfigure(3,1,2), I moved the subfigure(3,1,2) and subfigure(3,1,3) abit up, to avoid the space between the three subfigures. But now the original ratio between the height and the width is not given anymore. I thought of rescaling the subfigures within the figure without changing the size of the figure. But unfortunately, I did not find a command for this. Did I miss a possible command, or is there a workaround?

I hope my issue is clear. Thank you for the help.

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