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I'm trying to replicate the dot that my professor uses in his notes for the dot product between vectors but I am having a hard time doing so. This is what it looks like: I have tried a couple of ...
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I found from http://jblevins.org/notes/latex that I could use the independence symbol: \newcommand\independent{\protect\mathpalette{\protect\independenT}{\perp}} \def\independenT#1#2{\mathrel{\rlap{$#...
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My first visit to TeX.SX came when I was looking for a symbol for a twisted product: I knew about Detexify and the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List, but I could not find the symbol there. I tried the ...
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I see several users in this forum talk about \smash. It is apparently defined in base TeX. What does \smash do? For future reference, is there online documentation where I could find this?
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Can someone give me a detailed starters' guide to \mathchoice? I was trying to define commands for underscript and overscript (which I have found out to exist and be called \underset and \overset), ...
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\mathchoice helps to distinguish between math styles: \mathchoice {<something in \displaystyle>} {<something in \textstyle>} {<something in \scriptstyle>} {<something in \...
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Is it possible to make a symbol which is a % inside a square box? I would like to use it to represent the function f(n,m) = n-(n % m). As in n symbol m. Or... is there a better idea for this ...
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I am trying to put \star in a circle so I can use it on my paper. I could not find a proper way to do so. Is there a (simple) way of doing such a custom symbol?
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Since 2005, I have generally used this model to create multiple-choice tests for my students. I kindly ask you if there are packages or macros, or particular strategies to have squares with the ...
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I'd like to be able to set a new math command/macro that is a Sigma shifted slightly (diagonal) on top of another Sigma, but am unsure how to go about it. I'd like it to behave just as a single Sigma ...
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I would like to achieve the following: a dot right of an expression with this minimal example \documentclass{article} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{accents} \newcommand{\dotr}[1]{% #1\accentset{\...
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I am looking for a solution for dashed down arrow. Have already tried packages like lucidabr and MnSymbol, but these turn my whole stuff upside down, producing a lot errors like "Something is not ...
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Problem For some reason, \nsim looks like a negated bold version of \sim, while I would expect it to look exactly like \sim with a slash on top of it. Examples This seems to happen with mathdesign: \...
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The following definition, from How to continue a piece of text so it is aligned with the last line of an inline multiline box?, allows splitting a math set-builder expression across two lines: \...
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How can I write this notation in LaTeX?
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