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How do you make an \ooalign binary operator scale in superscripts
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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Font shape and size substitution error when using dingbat in the same document as esvect
There are two errors which show up with the following MWE. How can I circumvent these?
Font shape `U/esvect/m/n' in size <7.5> not available
Size substitutions with differences.
Thank you
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How do I properly define a small square math symbol? [duplicate]
I would like to create a math symbol using a command \smallsquare, which would look like this:
I know that there is \sqbullet from the mathabx package, or \filledsquare ...
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How can I change a math symbol's size globally?
I'm writing a document with many numbers in scientific notation, with LuaTeX.
I don't like \cdot because it leaves too much white space on both sides of the number.
I don't like {\cdot} because it ...
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Standard size of symbols in equation
Is there some kind of standard symbol size in LaTeX? I am looking to design an icon in the Latex font based on how certain operations or symbols look like in latex. For example the square operation ...
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Small \oplus and \otimes
I would like to have commands \smalloplus and \smallotimes that prints same symbols as oplus and otimes but in a smaller size.
It would look like (but in a more beautiful way and the symbols should ...
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Beamer: show symbols (alpha and beta) in normal text and frame title, and increase their size
As I specify in the title, I want to be able to include symbols like alpha and beta in my slides, in normal text format in both the body of the slide and the frame title.
Besides, I want these ...
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Symbol not in line with text
I'm using this solution of this question for printing a warning sign. But the text and the Symbol are vertically not correct algigned aligned in my special case.
I want to have the same lower ...
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How to generate a smaller \sim with respect to text
When I use \sim I get:
Is there a way to make the \sim sign smaller with respect to the text?
I looked online but did not find what I was looking for.
Thanks.
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LaTeX: using an unusual font (astrosym) in footnote size
I have found an old piece of code of mine that takes some output from another program to produce an astrological chart using LaTeX. I tried to put the list of aspects from text form to symbol form. So ...
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What's the way to change the size of a math symbol in plain TeX?
I find that \diamondsuit in ntxsy is too small, so I want to define a macro that will enlarge it and take into account the current font size being used. To illustrate below, I have a partial attempted ...
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Need the help for $ \large \sqsubset $ and $\large \sqsupset $
I need \sqsubset and \sqsupset in larger size. That means $ \sqsubset G_n \sqsupset $ for the purpose of completely lies in side the text within the interval of that open and closed space.
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How to Render \bigwedge as more Inline Friendly
I have recently started using the symbol \bigwedge in my TeX documents and it doesn't fit so well when used inline.
Textbooks use \Lambda rather that \bigwedge but I don't want to use \Lambda since ...
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How can I get a better pound symbol (number sign, hash character) "#"?
The default pound sign is large and goes below the baseline.
I think it's rather ugly, and I'd like to shrink it. Other people have suggested using \texttt, but I use monospacing a lot in the ...
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\scriptstyle placement fine tuning
I need a functional composition operator. I find \circ too big for it, so I've declared a math operator (within the amsart documentclass) as \scriptstyle\circ instead; the size is exactly what I would ...