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How to set letter above or below the symbol?
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I have known oversetK to set above. However how to do like this:
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I have known oversetK to set above. However how to do like this:
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I have known oversetK to set above. However how to do like this:
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The same vertical size as sum:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
newcommandnnnDOTSBnnn@slimits@
newcommandnnn@mathop
newcommandnnn@@[2]%
vphantomsum%
ifx#1displaystylebig#2else#2fi
makeatother
begindocument
[
nnn_k=1^Kquad sum_k=1^K
]
begincenter% just to show inline math below displaystyle
$nnn_k=1^K$quad$sum_k=1^K$
endcenter
enddocument
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Currently, the width of the widest compnent (k=1) determines the width of the stack. If it is needed so that the width of K or the vertical bars determines the width of the stack, please let me know.
It was not clear (to me) from the context of the question whether the baseline is aligned with the K or the vertical bars. Thus, I offer both possibilities. In the latter, the bars will be sized the same as sum:
documentclassarticle
usepackagestackengine,scalerel,mathtools
DeclareMathOperator*vbarsscalerel*rule.6pt10ptmkern2murule.6pt10ptsum
stackMath
parskip1ex
begindocument
K baseline:
$stackunder[2pt]Kstackunder[2pt]%
rule.6pt15ptmkern2murule.6pt15ptscriptstyle k=1$
bigskip
Rule baseline:
$vbars^K_k=1$ (textstyle)
$displaystylevbars^K_k=1$ (displaystyle)
enddocument
In the latter case (vbars math operator), if one wishes the rule thickness and gap to remain the same in both text and display styles, then, in the definition of vbars, merely change scalerel to stretchrel.
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The same vertical size as sum:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
newcommandnnnDOTSBnnn@slimits@
newcommandnnn@mathop
newcommandnnn@@[2]%
vphantomsum%
ifx#1displaystylebig#2else#2fi
makeatother
begindocument
[
nnn_k=1^Kquad sum_k=1^K
]
begincenter% just to show inline math below displaystyle
$nnn_k=1^K$quad$sum_k=1^K$
endcenter
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 6:31
egregegreg
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The same vertical size as sum:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
newcommandnnnDOTSBnnn@slimits@
newcommandnnn@mathop
newcommandnnn@@[2]%
vphantomsum%
ifx#1displaystylebig#2else#2fi
makeatother
begindocument
[
nnn_k=1^Kquad sum_k=1^K
]
begincenter% just to show inline math below displaystyle
$nnn_k=1^K$quad$sum_k=1^K$
endcenter
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 6:31
egregegreg
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The same vertical size as sum:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
newcommandnnnDOTSBnnn@slimits@
newcommandnnn@mathop
newcommandnnn@@[2]%
vphantomsum%
ifx#1displaystylebig#2else#2fi
makeatother
begindocument
[
nnn_k=1^Kquad sum_k=1^K
]
begincenter% just to show inline math below displaystyle
$nnn_k=1^K$quad$sum_k=1^K$
endcenter
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 6:31
egregegreg
761k90 gold badges1987 silver badges3337 bronze badges
The same vertical size as sum:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
newcommandnnnDOTSBnnn@slimits@
newcommandnnn@mathop
newcommandnnn@@[2]%
vphantomsum%
ifx#1displaystylebig#2else#2fi
makeatother
begindocument
[
nnn_k=1^Kquad sum_k=1^K
]
begincenter% just to show inline math below displaystyle
$nnn_k=1^K$quad$sum_k=1^K$
endcenter
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 6:31
egregegreg
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answered Apr 15 at 6:31
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answered Apr 15 at 6:31
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Currently, the width of the widest compnent (k=1) determines the width of the stack. If it is needed so that the width of K or the vertical bars determines the width of the stack, please let me know.
It was not clear (to me) from the context of the question whether the baseline is aligned with the K or the vertical bars. Thus, I offer both possibilities. In the latter, the bars will be sized the same as sum:
documentclassarticle
usepackagestackengine,scalerel,mathtools
DeclareMathOperator*vbarsscalerel*rule.6pt10ptmkern2murule.6pt10ptsum
stackMath
parskip1ex
begindocument
K baseline:
$stackunder[2pt]Kstackunder[2pt]%
rule.6pt15ptmkern2murule.6pt15ptscriptstyle k=1$
bigskip
Rule baseline:
$vbars^K_k=1$ (textstyle)
$displaystylevbars^K_k=1$ (displaystyle)
enddocument
In the latter case (vbars math operator), if one wishes the rule thickness and gap to remain the same in both text and display styles, then, in the definition of vbars, merely change scalerel to stretchrel.
answered Apr 15 at 3:09
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
168k9 gold badges214 silver badges434 bronze badges
add a comment |
Currently, the width of the widest compnent (k=1) determines the width of the stack. If it is needed so that the width of K or the vertical bars determines the width of the stack, please let me know.
It was not clear (to me) from the context of the question whether the baseline is aligned with the K or the vertical bars. Thus, I offer both possibilities. In the latter, the bars will be sized the same as sum:
documentclassarticle
usepackagestackengine,scalerel,mathtools
DeclareMathOperator*vbarsscalerel*rule.6pt10ptmkern2murule.6pt10ptsum
stackMath
parskip1ex
begindocument
K baseline:
$stackunder[2pt]Kstackunder[2pt]%
rule.6pt15ptmkern2murule.6pt15ptscriptstyle k=1$
bigskip
Rule baseline:
$vbars^K_k=1$ (textstyle)
$displaystylevbars^K_k=1$ (displaystyle)
enddocument
In the latter case (vbars math operator), if one wishes the rule thickness and gap to remain the same in both text and display styles, then, in the definition of vbars, merely change scalerel to stretchrel.
answered Apr 15 at 3:09
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
168k9 gold badges214 silver badges434 bronze badges
add a comment |
Currently, the width of the widest compnent (k=1) determines the width of the stack. If it is needed so that the width of K or the vertical bars determines the width of the stack, please let me know.
It was not clear (to me) from the context of the question whether the baseline is aligned with the K or the vertical bars. Thus, I offer both possibilities. In the latter, the bars will be sized the same as sum:
documentclassarticle
usepackagestackengine,scalerel,mathtools
DeclareMathOperator*vbarsscalerel*rule.6pt10ptmkern2murule.6pt10ptsum
stackMath
parskip1ex
begindocument
K baseline:
$stackunder[2pt]Kstackunder[2pt]%
rule.6pt15ptmkern2murule.6pt15ptscriptstyle k=1$
bigskip
Rule baseline:
$vbars^K_k=1$ (textstyle)
$displaystylevbars^K_k=1$ (displaystyle)
enddocument
In the latter case (vbars math operator), if one wishes the rule thickness and gap to remain the same in both text and display styles, then, in the definition of vbars, merely change scalerel to stretchrel.
answered Apr 15 at 3:09
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
168k9 gold badges214 silver badges434 bronze badges
Currently, the width of the widest compnent (k=1) determines the width of the stack. If it is needed so that the width of K or the vertical bars determines the width of the stack, please let me know.
It was not clear (to me) from the context of the question whether the baseline is aligned with the K or the vertical bars. Thus, I offer both possibilities. In the latter, the bars will be sized the same as sum:
documentclassarticle
usepackagestackengine,scalerel,mathtools
DeclareMathOperator*vbarsscalerel*rule.6pt10ptmkern2murule.6pt10ptsum
stackMath
parskip1ex
begindocument
K baseline:
$stackunder[2pt]Kstackunder[2pt]%
rule.6pt15ptmkern2murule.6pt15ptscriptstyle k=1$
bigskip
Rule baseline:
$vbars^K_k=1$ (textstyle)
$displaystylevbars^K_k=1$ (displaystyle)
enddocument
In the latter case (vbars math operator), if one wishes the rule thickness and gap to remain the same in both text and display styles, then, in the definition of vbars, merely change scalerel to stretchrel.
answered Apr 15 at 3:09
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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edited Apr 15 at 10:22
answered Apr 15 at 3:09
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