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{math-operators} is about operators in math mode. These include sums, integrals and similar, text operators like sin, cos, etc.

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Hendrik Vogt's \widebar: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/60253/383565. The correct output is But if we wrap the definition of \widebar within \ExplSyntaxOn ... \ExplSyntaxOff (as would be the case ...
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I am writing some notes for a very time-consuming job. I was wondering what kind of operator \sup is, or what its nature is, considering that it does not leave any space between itself and the curly ...
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Normally, we can use \limits to put something under a math operator. However, when I declare a new math operator, \limits seems not working. Here's the code: \documentclass[10pt]{article} \usepackage{...
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I am using the intexgral package to format integrals with the upright "d" as the differential operator in my document. However, I am encountering an issue when I attempt to use many ...
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In relation to my previous question on this page, where I have found a solution I was looking for on this site https://jfbu.github.io/mathastext/showcase.html, I would like to understand how to set ...
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I like the look of the ::= in the regular article template: \documentclass{article} \usepackage{colonequals} \begin{document} $$ A ::= B(c, d) $$ \end{document} $ latexmk test Unfortunately, with ...
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In Spivak, Calculus on Manifolds, the summation and integral symbols are the same height. I would like to resize the \sum symbol so that it's heigth is the same as the \int symbol. I have seen this ...
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I would like to define custom text operators in math mode, such as "if", "then", "catch". These operators should always be preceded and succeeded by some space. ...
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I'm writing some documents. I want write some code to do some nice alignments like example below. What is the nice code that will do nice alignment for me?
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I confess that, even after many years of using LaTeX, XeTeX, and lately, LuaTeX, I am still somewhat unclear on the whole concept of TeX expansion and issues with using certain commands in certain ...
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I am trying to make a binary \udot operator modeled on \uplus but with a \bullet instead of a plus. I'm essentially following the answer to this post and this is my code: \newcommand\udot{\mathbin{\...
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I want to add a function as a shortcut, \newcommand{\Ent}[2]{\mathrm{Ent}\left (#1~ \left| \right|~#2\right)} which looks like Ent(a||b), and tried to use \left and \right to automatically adjust the ...
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In Spanish, operators such as lim, max and inf are usually written with accents (lím, máx and ínf, respectively). However, when loading the package newpx, these accents are not displayed. Here is a ...
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I use the acronym package to define symbols for formulas. Everything works as intended when the symbols are used in standard math mode, however, when the symbols are used in a more complex context, a ...
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I currently have the following: \DeclareMathOperator{\A}{A} $1$-$\A$ $1\text{-}\A$ $B_{1\text{-}\A}$ $1$-$\A$ is okay, while $1\text{-}\A$ and $B_{1\text{-}\A}$ puts unnecessary space between &...
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Reading the TR25, I discovered Invisible Operators. In particular, at pag. 23 you can read In mathematics some operators or punctuation are often implied, but not displayed. This poses few problems ...
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I want to define a \Limsup command that would work in the same way as \limsup, but with a capital L. However, I'm unsure how to achieve the correct spacing and behavior with \limits.
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I know that the mcf2graph package allows for creating chemical structure diagrams by converting MCF files to graphic files using METAPOST. However, I am not very familiar with METAPOST, and I really ...
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I am trying to use the stixtwo font in ConTeXt to typeset extensible large operators, but I am encountering an issue with the positioning of superscripts. Specifically, the superscripts appear to be ...
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I'd like to write LaTeX code for the following table:
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I have the following command in LaTeX: \DeclareMathOperator{\logistic}{lgc} I would like to modify it as follows: If the user simply writes \logistic, it should display just "lgc", as it ...
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It started with \lowint and \upint of unicode-math trying to place the limits "propely". "Properly" means they should not be placed at the height and depth of \lowint and \upint ...
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If I put for example the \arctan out the table the code works finely. \documentclass{article} \usepackage{mathtools,array} \DeclareMathOperator{\dom}{dom} \begin{document} \begin{frame}{.....} $\...
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Usually \mathds does not work on Greek letters but I was wondering if there is some package that enables it.
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I need a formula to look like this: My LaTeX code \begin{equation} \psi( \vec{v}; \vec{d}_j ) = \tilde{\psi}(v_j) + \sum\limits_{n=1 \\ n\neq j}^N \hat{\psi}(v_n; d_{j, n}) \end{equation} does ...
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