Vector notation of all entries 1

notation vectors

I know that in computer science the zero-vector is writen $\vec{0}$, and sometime they extend it to the"ones"-vector $\vec{1}$.

Good luck !


I have seen $\mathbf {j} $ used for the all 1's vector with $\mathbf {J} $ used for the all 1's matrix.

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