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I have a symbol, which I want to give a underscipt, subscript and superscript. I tried: \DeclareMathOperator*{\wmat}{w} \wmat_2_i^j But now I get a space between my symbol and the sub and ...
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Wondering what the scaling proportion is when you do above/below on \sum, nested fractions, or super/subscripts on something. Wondering if it's the same in all of these different situations. It looks ...
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I've written some somewhat complex tikz macros which use a length to set their scale. I've realised I want them to have a different scale when used inside display math versus inline math mode, and I ...
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Quick summary: \text can be used to ensure proper scaling with respect to the correct math style. When exactly should one use it for that purpose? What need is there for nested invocations of \text ...
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Minimal example: \documentclass{report} \usepackage{amsmath} \begin{document} \begin{alignat*}{2} A \hspace{12.5pt} & \hspace{12.5pt} && A \\[10pt] B \\[10pt] C \hspace{12....
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I'm using amsmath and want to display a state-space representation where all equal-signs are alligned, and the elements in-between are centered. Just like align should do, to my understanding. But I ...
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I'd like to have the command \to produce the arrow from \longrightarrow, but only when in a display mode, making use of the available space. More precisely, the output of So we have a map $A \to B$. ...
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I would like to align 6 and 7 with equation 8 and 9. I wish to align this at the equals sign. What I have now: which I got using the code below: \begin{numcases}{O(t) =} \textbf{W}^T S(...
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I am trying to put a fraction in quotes in LaTeX. I have the following so far: \documentclass{article} \newcommand*{\mquote}[1]{\text{``\(#1\)''}} \begin{document} \[ \frac{f(x)}{g(x)} \implies \...
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I need to add overbrace on columns of a matrix. I tried How do I label different rows or columns of a matrix using braces? and Build a matrix with overbrace on some columns , They both work until no ...
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I would like a list of equations (ideally using enumitem's enumerate environment) aligned (e.g.) by the equal sign. Is there a way to achieve that? The following produces a list of equations that are ...
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Does anyone know the name of this rotated, filled in, black square symbol?
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I am trying to apply a simple transition in beamer, after writing the operation without having to repeat the equation every time. I try the code : \begin{frame} \frametitle{Exemples} \begin{...
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I have made a macro to type a double equal sign but the signs are thinner when I use \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} (see the picture and the code below). How can I fix this? \documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{...
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I want to create a "minus-sign" in a superscript of a letter in math mode using \rule{width}{height} to get control over the look of it. In principle, I get something to my liking, but I fail to make ...
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