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How do I make the brackets $\{\}$ appear automatically in a function that I personally defined?
I'm currently writing a big paper and I defined a lot of function to save time, most function are in the math mode (I don't really know if that's important).
My question, that while using overleaf, ...
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Automatic upright subscripts in pdflatex
For some time I used Micos solution to the problem of automatically typesetting subscripts upright based on lualatex. Now I want to switch back to pdflatex (because of compile times and the better ...
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Automatically give correct spacing for superscripts *before* a symbol
For a paper I am writing, I frequently need to use a superscript * before certain symbols (in math mode). I am currently using the command {}^* to do this. The spacing between the * and the symbol is ...
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Custom align environment which auto breaks line before = and aligns at =
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{mathtools}
\DeclareMathOperator{\lcm}{lcm}
\begin{document}
\begin{align*}
\lcm(13, 7) &= (13 \cdot 7):\gcd(13, 7) \\
&= (13 \cdot 7):1 \\...
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How to simplify typesetting of repeated material in math formulae
Is there a way to create something like a reference tag to avoid copy-pasting in math equations.
E.g. if I have something like
$ Eq=\prod_{k=1}^{K}(some-very-long-expression)^{z_{k}} $
and in the ...
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Math mode: Why \left and \right is considered bad? [duplicate]
A most respected moderator repeatedly advises against the automation of \left and \right in math mode. (Among others, here is one.) There must be some good argument behind that. I am just curious, why?...
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Version of \left and \right that ignores subscripts and superscripts
How can I define a macro (or macros) that works in an automatic way like the primitives \left and \right, but does not consider the space below or above operators like \sum or \bigcup?
This modified ...
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How to automate adding spaces around an ampersand in math mode
Suppose, we are writing a logical expression in math mode:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[a4paper]{geometry}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage[english]{babel}
\begin{document}
$a\&b$
\...
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Very smart parentheses?
This is a follow up question of Smart parentheses?
In the above mention question, the parentheses are smart so that they change they form depending on the nesting level. I wonder if it would be ...
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Is there an OCR that can convert an image of a formula into a TeX markup? [duplicate]
Is there an OCR software that can convert a graphical image (in PNG, GIF, TIFF, PDF... format) of a mathematical formula into the corresponding TeX markup?
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Setting an "attribute" for Theorem to be accessed later
I am writing a math paper with a large number of theorems. I'm looking to have a table summarizing my results, and I'd love it if the table could be generated automatically from my paper. I' looking ...
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Incompatibilities with and alternatives to nath
I just discovered the existence of nath to auto-size mathematical expressions. But I also read that it has many incompatibilities and it also doesn't seem to be maintained anymore (last update was ...
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Automatically convert `<=` to `\leq`
Is there a way to automatically convert instances of <= and >= to \leq and \geq ? I keep typing <= and >= by mistake.