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Closer slanted parallel symbol


A newcommand (for typesetting the symbol for parallel lines) not compiledHow do I get a slanted sum symbol?Parallel resistance commandSlanted text in newtxmathlessim slanted variationRedefining symbol midway through a documentSet the symbol horizontally square (and more closer) using mtpro2Change only the symbol pi of mtpro2, v. lite, with slanted pi of Mathematical Pi 1 (or similar)






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Looking the @egreg's answer where I have deleted some parts of code



documentclass[12pt]article
newcommandparallelsummathbin!/mkern-5mu/!
begindocument
$AB parallelsum CD$
enddocument


I would to change the classical symbol of parallel



enter image description here



to obtain another same symbol of parallel



enter image description here



where the slanted should not be above and below the two red lines, are closer to each other and are in line with the text, in mathematical mode in both subscript and overscript mode. If there's already a symbol like this I'm searching for even better for me.










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    Looking the @egreg's answer where I have deleted some parts of code



    documentclass[12pt]article
    newcommandparallelsummathbin!/mkern-5mu/!
    begindocument
    $AB parallelsum CD$
    enddocument


    I would to change the classical symbol of parallel



    enter image description here



    to obtain another same symbol of parallel



    enter image description here



    where the slanted should not be above and below the two red lines, are closer to each other and are in line with the text, in mathematical mode in both subscript and overscript mode. If there's already a symbol like this I'm searching for even better for me.










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      Looking the @egreg's answer where I have deleted some parts of code



      documentclass[12pt]article
      newcommandparallelsummathbin!/mkern-5mu/!
      begindocument
      $AB parallelsum CD$
      enddocument


      I would to change the classical symbol of parallel



      enter image description here



      to obtain another same symbol of parallel



      enter image description here



      where the slanted should not be above and below the two red lines, are closer to each other and are in line with the text, in mathematical mode in both subscript and overscript mode. If there's already a symbol like this I'm searching for even better for me.










      share|improve this question
















      Looking the @egreg's answer where I have deleted some parts of code



      documentclass[12pt]article
      newcommandparallelsummathbin!/mkern-5mu/!
      begindocument
      $AB parallelsum CD$
      enddocument


      I would to change the classical symbol of parallel



      enter image description here



      to obtain another same symbol of parallel



      enter image description here



      where the slanted should not be above and below the two red lines, are closer to each other and are in line with the text, in mathematical mode in both subscript and overscript mode. If there's already a symbol like this I'm searching for even better for me.







      math-mode pdftex symbols






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          Raise and scale.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,graphicx

          makeatletter
          newcommandnewparallelmathrelmathpalettenew@parallelrelax
          newcommandnew@parallel[2]%
          begingroup
          sboxz@$#1T$% get the height of an uppercase letter
          resizebox!htz@raiseboxdepth$m@th#1/mkern-5mu/$%
          endgroup

          makeatother

          begindocument

          $ABnewparallel CD$

          $scriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$

          enddocument


          enter image description here



          A different implementation with picture mode. One can easily vary the slope by acting on the second argument to mathpalette.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,pict2e

          makeatletter
          newcommandnewparallelmathrelmathpalettenew@parallel0.3
          newcommandnew@parallel[2]%
          begingroup
          settoheightunitlength$#1T$% get the height of an uppercase letter
          sboxz@new@parallel@slash#1#2%
          mkern0.5mucopyz@mkern-0.5mucopyz@mkern0.5mu
          endgroup

          newcommandnew@parallel@slash[2]%
          beginpicture(#2,1)
          roundcap
          new@parallel@linethickness#1
          Line(0,0)(#2,1)
          endpicture%

          newcommandnew@parallel@linethickness[1]%
          linethickness%
          ifx#1displaystyle fontdimen8textfontelse
          ifx#1textstyle fontdimen8textfontelse
          ifx#1scriptstyle fontdimen8scriptfontelse
          1.1fontdimen8scriptscriptfontfififi 3
          %

          makeatother

          begindocument

          $ABnewparallel CD$ $newparallel/$

          $scriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$ $scriptstylenewparallel/$

          $scriptscriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$ $scriptscriptstylenewparallel/$

          Large$ABnewparallel CD$ $newparallel/$

          enddocument


          This is for Computer Modern fonts; for different fonts, roundcap might be omitted. In the example I show the standard slash to compare the line thickness.



          enter image description here






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          • Always my infinite...."grazie di cuore". But if you put this simbol as subscript _ or as exponent is the same the measure?

            – Sebastiano
            Sep 11 at 22:18












          • Wouldn't it be better to keep the aspect of the symbol, and also increase the line widths back to normal?

            – Schrödinger's cat
            Sep 11 at 22:33











          • @Schrödinger'scat Possibly. No time now: with pict2e it should be possible.

            – egreg
            Sep 11 at 22:39






          • 1





            @Sebastiano The symbol scales correctly in subscripts/superscripts. I added a different implementation.

            – egreg
            Sep 12 at 8:09











          • @egreg Impressive your work. Using newtxtext as text which code should I use the second maybe? Always thank you.

            – Sebastiano
            Sep 12 at 14:51


















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          A solution with stmaryrd and clipbox:



          documentclass[12pt]article
          usepackageadjustbox
          usepackagestmaryrd

          newcommandmysslashmathrelmkern-5muclipbox0 0.75ex 0 0$sslash$!

          begindocument

          $ ABmysslash CD $

          enddocument


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer




























          • Try $scriptstyle ABmysslash CD $.

            – Schrödinger's cat
            Sep 11 at 23:28











          • It's of course designed for display or textstyle. For the other cases, one should recompute the clipping and use mathpalette.

            – Bernard
            Sep 11 at 23:38












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          Raise and scale.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,graphicx

          makeatletter
          newcommandnewparallelmathrelmathpalettenew@parallelrelax
          newcommandnew@parallel[2]%
          begingroup
          sboxz@$#1T$% get the height of an uppercase letter
          resizebox!htz@raiseboxdepth$m@th#1/mkern-5mu/$%
          endgroup

          makeatother

          begindocument

          $ABnewparallel CD$

          $scriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$

          enddocument


          enter image description here



          A different implementation with picture mode. One can easily vary the slope by acting on the second argument to mathpalette.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,pict2e

          makeatletter
          newcommandnewparallelmathrelmathpalettenew@parallel0.3
          newcommandnew@parallel[2]%
          begingroup
          settoheightunitlength$#1T$% get the height of an uppercase letter
          sboxz@new@parallel@slash#1#2%
          mkern0.5mucopyz@mkern-0.5mucopyz@mkern0.5mu
          endgroup

          newcommandnew@parallel@slash[2]%
          beginpicture(#2,1)
          roundcap
          new@parallel@linethickness#1
          Line(0,0)(#2,1)
          endpicture%

          newcommandnew@parallel@linethickness[1]%
          linethickness%
          ifx#1displaystyle fontdimen8textfontelse
          ifx#1textstyle fontdimen8textfontelse
          ifx#1scriptstyle fontdimen8scriptfontelse
          1.1fontdimen8scriptscriptfontfififi 3
          %

          makeatother

          begindocument

          $ABnewparallel CD$ $newparallel/$

          $scriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$ $scriptstylenewparallel/$

          $scriptscriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$ $scriptscriptstylenewparallel/$

          Large$ABnewparallel CD$ $newparallel/$

          enddocument


          This is for Computer Modern fonts; for different fonts, roundcap might be omitted. In the example I show the standard slash to compare the line thickness.



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer




























          • Always my infinite...."grazie di cuore". But if you put this simbol as subscript _ or as exponent is the same the measure?

            – Sebastiano
            Sep 11 at 22:18












          • Wouldn't it be better to keep the aspect of the symbol, and also increase the line widths back to normal?

            – Schrödinger's cat
            Sep 11 at 22:33











          • @Schrödinger'scat Possibly. No time now: with pict2e it should be possible.

            – egreg
            Sep 11 at 22:39






          • 1





            @Sebastiano The symbol scales correctly in subscripts/superscripts. I added a different implementation.

            – egreg
            Sep 12 at 8:09











          • @egreg Impressive your work. Using newtxtext as text which code should I use the second maybe? Always thank you.

            – Sebastiano
            Sep 12 at 14:51















          7



















          Raise and scale.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,graphicx

          makeatletter
          newcommandnewparallelmathrelmathpalettenew@parallelrelax
          newcommandnew@parallel[2]%
          begingroup
          sboxz@$#1T$% get the height of an uppercase letter
          resizebox!htz@raiseboxdepth$m@th#1/mkern-5mu/$%
          endgroup

          makeatother

          begindocument

          $ABnewparallel CD$

          $scriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$

          enddocument


          enter image description here



          A different implementation with picture mode. One can easily vary the slope by acting on the second argument to mathpalette.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,pict2e

          makeatletter
          newcommandnewparallelmathrelmathpalettenew@parallel0.3
          newcommandnew@parallel[2]%
          begingroup
          settoheightunitlength$#1T$% get the height of an uppercase letter
          sboxz@new@parallel@slash#1#2%
          mkern0.5mucopyz@mkern-0.5mucopyz@mkern0.5mu
          endgroup

          newcommandnew@parallel@slash[2]%
          beginpicture(#2,1)
          roundcap
          new@parallel@linethickness#1
          Line(0,0)(#2,1)
          endpicture%

          newcommandnew@parallel@linethickness[1]%
          linethickness%
          ifx#1displaystyle fontdimen8textfontelse
          ifx#1textstyle fontdimen8textfontelse
          ifx#1scriptstyle fontdimen8scriptfontelse
          1.1fontdimen8scriptscriptfontfififi 3
          %

          makeatother

          begindocument

          $ABnewparallel CD$ $newparallel/$

          $scriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$ $scriptstylenewparallel/$

          $scriptscriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$ $scriptscriptstylenewparallel/$

          Large$ABnewparallel CD$ $newparallel/$

          enddocument


          This is for Computer Modern fonts; for different fonts, roundcap might be omitted. In the example I show the standard slash to compare the line thickness.



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer




























          • Always my infinite...."grazie di cuore". But if you put this simbol as subscript _ or as exponent is the same the measure?

            – Sebastiano
            Sep 11 at 22:18












          • Wouldn't it be better to keep the aspect of the symbol, and also increase the line widths back to normal?

            – Schrödinger's cat
            Sep 11 at 22:33











          • @Schrödinger'scat Possibly. No time now: with pict2e it should be possible.

            – egreg
            Sep 11 at 22:39






          • 1





            @Sebastiano The symbol scales correctly in subscripts/superscripts. I added a different implementation.

            – egreg
            Sep 12 at 8:09











          • @egreg Impressive your work. Using newtxtext as text which code should I use the second maybe? Always thank you.

            – Sebastiano
            Sep 12 at 14:51













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          7









          Raise and scale.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,graphicx

          makeatletter
          newcommandnewparallelmathrelmathpalettenew@parallelrelax
          newcommandnew@parallel[2]%
          begingroup
          sboxz@$#1T$% get the height of an uppercase letter
          resizebox!htz@raiseboxdepth$m@th#1/mkern-5mu/$%
          endgroup

          makeatother

          begindocument

          $ABnewparallel CD$

          $scriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$

          enddocument


          enter image description here



          A different implementation with picture mode. One can easily vary the slope by acting on the second argument to mathpalette.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,pict2e

          makeatletter
          newcommandnewparallelmathrelmathpalettenew@parallel0.3
          newcommandnew@parallel[2]%
          begingroup
          settoheightunitlength$#1T$% get the height of an uppercase letter
          sboxz@new@parallel@slash#1#2%
          mkern0.5mucopyz@mkern-0.5mucopyz@mkern0.5mu
          endgroup

          newcommandnew@parallel@slash[2]%
          beginpicture(#2,1)
          roundcap
          new@parallel@linethickness#1
          Line(0,0)(#2,1)
          endpicture%

          newcommandnew@parallel@linethickness[1]%
          linethickness%
          ifx#1displaystyle fontdimen8textfontelse
          ifx#1textstyle fontdimen8textfontelse
          ifx#1scriptstyle fontdimen8scriptfontelse
          1.1fontdimen8scriptscriptfontfififi 3
          %

          makeatother

          begindocument

          $ABnewparallel CD$ $newparallel/$

          $scriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$ $scriptstylenewparallel/$

          $scriptscriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$ $scriptscriptstylenewparallel/$

          Large$ABnewparallel CD$ $newparallel/$

          enddocument


          This is for Computer Modern fonts; for different fonts, roundcap might be omitted. In the example I show the standard slash to compare the line thickness.



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer
















          Raise and scale.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,graphicx

          makeatletter
          newcommandnewparallelmathrelmathpalettenew@parallelrelax
          newcommandnew@parallel[2]%
          begingroup
          sboxz@$#1T$% get the height of an uppercase letter
          resizebox!htz@raiseboxdepth$m@th#1/mkern-5mu/$%
          endgroup

          makeatother

          begindocument

          $ABnewparallel CD$

          $scriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$

          enddocument


          enter image description here



          A different implementation with picture mode. One can easily vary the slope by acting on the second argument to mathpalette.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,pict2e

          makeatletter
          newcommandnewparallelmathrelmathpalettenew@parallel0.3
          newcommandnew@parallel[2]%
          begingroup
          settoheightunitlength$#1T$% get the height of an uppercase letter
          sboxz@new@parallel@slash#1#2%
          mkern0.5mucopyz@mkern-0.5mucopyz@mkern0.5mu
          endgroup

          newcommandnew@parallel@slash[2]%
          beginpicture(#2,1)
          roundcap
          new@parallel@linethickness#1
          Line(0,0)(#2,1)
          endpicture%

          newcommandnew@parallel@linethickness[1]%
          linethickness%
          ifx#1displaystyle fontdimen8textfontelse
          ifx#1textstyle fontdimen8textfontelse
          ifx#1scriptstyle fontdimen8scriptfontelse
          1.1fontdimen8scriptscriptfontfififi 3
          %

          makeatother

          begindocument

          $ABnewparallel CD$ $newparallel/$

          $scriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$ $scriptstylenewparallel/$

          $scriptscriptstyle ABnewparallel CD$ $scriptscriptstylenewparallel/$

          Large$ABnewparallel CD$ $newparallel/$

          enddocument


          This is for Computer Modern fonts; for different fonts, roundcap might be omitted. In the example I show the standard slash to compare the line thickness.



          enter image description here







          share|improve this answer















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          • Always my infinite...."grazie di cuore". But if you put this simbol as subscript _ or as exponent is the same the measure?

            – Sebastiano
            Sep 11 at 22:18












          • Wouldn't it be better to keep the aspect of the symbol, and also increase the line widths back to normal?

            – Schrödinger's cat
            Sep 11 at 22:33











          • @Schrödinger'scat Possibly. No time now: with pict2e it should be possible.

            – egreg
            Sep 11 at 22:39






          • 1





            @Sebastiano The symbol scales correctly in subscripts/superscripts. I added a different implementation.

            – egreg
            Sep 12 at 8:09











          • @egreg Impressive your work. Using newtxtext as text which code should I use the second maybe? Always thank you.

            – Sebastiano
            Sep 12 at 14:51

















          • Always my infinite...."grazie di cuore". But if you put this simbol as subscript _ or as exponent is the same the measure?

            – Sebastiano
            Sep 11 at 22:18












          • Wouldn't it be better to keep the aspect of the symbol, and also increase the line widths back to normal?

            – Schrödinger's cat
            Sep 11 at 22:33











          • @Schrödinger'scat Possibly. No time now: with pict2e it should be possible.

            – egreg
            Sep 11 at 22:39






          • 1





            @Sebastiano The symbol scales correctly in subscripts/superscripts. I added a different implementation.

            – egreg
            Sep 12 at 8:09











          • @egreg Impressive your work. Using newtxtext as text which code should I use the second maybe? Always thank you.

            – Sebastiano
            Sep 12 at 14:51
















          Always my infinite...."grazie di cuore". But if you put this simbol as subscript _ or as exponent is the same the measure?

          – Sebastiano
          Sep 11 at 22:18






          Always my infinite...."grazie di cuore". But if you put this simbol as subscript _ or as exponent is the same the measure?

          – Sebastiano
          Sep 11 at 22:18














          Wouldn't it be better to keep the aspect of the symbol, and also increase the line widths back to normal?

          – Schrödinger's cat
          Sep 11 at 22:33





          Wouldn't it be better to keep the aspect of the symbol, and also increase the line widths back to normal?

          – Schrödinger's cat
          Sep 11 at 22:33













          @Schrödinger'scat Possibly. No time now: with pict2e it should be possible.

          – egreg
          Sep 11 at 22:39





          @Schrödinger'scat Possibly. No time now: with pict2e it should be possible.

          – egreg
          Sep 11 at 22:39




          1




          1





          @Sebastiano The symbol scales correctly in subscripts/superscripts. I added a different implementation.

          – egreg
          Sep 12 at 8:09





          @Sebastiano The symbol scales correctly in subscripts/superscripts. I added a different implementation.

          – egreg
          Sep 12 at 8:09













          @egreg Impressive your work. Using newtxtext as text which code should I use the second maybe? Always thank you.

          – Sebastiano
          Sep 12 at 14:51





          @egreg Impressive your work. Using newtxtext as text which code should I use the second maybe? Always thank you.

          – Sebastiano
          Sep 12 at 14:51













          1



















          A solution with stmaryrd and clipbox:



          documentclass[12pt]article
          usepackageadjustbox
          usepackagestmaryrd

          newcommandmysslashmathrelmkern-5muclipbox0 0.75ex 0 0$sslash$!

          begindocument

          $ ABmysslash CD $

          enddocument


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer




























          • Try $scriptstyle ABmysslash CD $.

            – Schrödinger's cat
            Sep 11 at 23:28











          • It's of course designed for display or textstyle. For the other cases, one should recompute the clipping and use mathpalette.

            – Bernard
            Sep 11 at 23:38















          1



















          A solution with stmaryrd and clipbox:



          documentclass[12pt]article
          usepackageadjustbox
          usepackagestmaryrd

          newcommandmysslashmathrelmkern-5muclipbox0 0.75ex 0 0$sslash$!

          begindocument

          $ ABmysslash CD $

          enddocument


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer




























          • Try $scriptstyle ABmysslash CD $.

            – Schrödinger's cat
            Sep 11 at 23:28











          • It's of course designed for display or textstyle. For the other cases, one should recompute the clipping and use mathpalette.

            – Bernard
            Sep 11 at 23:38













          1















          1











          1









          A solution with stmaryrd and clipbox:



          documentclass[12pt]article
          usepackageadjustbox
          usepackagestmaryrd

          newcommandmysslashmathrelmkern-5muclipbox0 0.75ex 0 0$sslash$!

          begindocument

          $ ABmysslash CD $

          enddocument


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer
















          A solution with stmaryrd and clipbox:



          documentclass[12pt]article
          usepackageadjustbox
          usepackagestmaryrd

          newcommandmysslashmathrelmkern-5muclipbox0 0.75ex 0 0$sslash$!

          begindocument

          $ ABmysslash CD $

          enddocument


          enter image description here







          share|improve this answer















          share|improve this answer




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          answered Sep 11 at 23:19









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          • Try $scriptstyle ABmysslash CD $.

            – Schrödinger's cat
            Sep 11 at 23:28











          • It's of course designed for display or textstyle. For the other cases, one should recompute the clipping and use mathpalette.

            – Bernard
            Sep 11 at 23:38

















          • Try $scriptstyle ABmysslash CD $.

            – Schrödinger's cat
            Sep 11 at 23:28











          • It's of course designed for display or textstyle. For the other cases, one should recompute the clipping and use mathpalette.

            – Bernard
            Sep 11 at 23:38
















          Try $scriptstyle ABmysslash CD $.

          – Schrödinger's cat
          Sep 11 at 23:28





          Try $scriptstyle ABmysslash CD $.

          – Schrödinger's cat
          Sep 11 at 23:28













          It's of course designed for display or textstyle. For the other cases, one should recompute the clipping and use mathpalette.

          – Bernard
          Sep 11 at 23:38





          It's of course designed for display or textstyle. For the other cases, one should recompute the clipping and use mathpalette.

          – Bernard
          Sep 11 at 23:38


















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