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How to define a unique height of subscript and superscript indices?
Subscripts for primed variablesHow to define the default vertical distance between nodes?Multiple indices with biblatex and indexingDefine aliases for indicesSubscript. Superscript. Middlescript?Indices and References in LyxHow create multiple indices with imakeidx?How to use different formatting for multiple indices with imakeidx and .ist files?How to construct chapter-wise indices and merge them in a global index.
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Is there any package that fixes the height of tensor indices?
For example, I'd like to horizontally align indices in the following expression representing antisymmetrization of a and b,
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c$
enddocument
Is there any universal method not forcing me to use phantom in each expression, like here?
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c_phantomd$
enddocument
positioning indexing tensor
edited Apr 15 at 7:12
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Is there any package that fixes the height of tensor indices?
For example, I'd like to horizontally align indices in the following expression representing antisymmetrization of a and b,
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c$
enddocument
Is there any universal method not forcing me to use phantom in each expression, like here?
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c_phantomd$
enddocument
positioning indexing tensor
edited Apr 15 at 7:12
egreg
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asked Apr 15 at 7:08
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Welcome to TeX.SE. You could usetensorpackage.
– Sebastiano
Apr 15 at 7:15
You can give a look at Subscripts for primed variables. (Not an exact duplicate but the problem is basically the same.)
– campa
Apr 15 at 7:44
@Sebastiano Thank you, however the tensor package is not working in this case.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:10
@campa I've already provided a better solution above. I'm asking for a package that is positioning all the indices in all the expressions at once.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:12
add a comment
|
Is there any package that fixes the height of tensor indices?
For example, I'd like to horizontally align indices in the following expression representing antisymmetrization of a and b,
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c$
enddocument
Is there any universal method not forcing me to use phantom in each expression, like here?
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c_phantomd$
enddocument
positioning indexing tensor
edited Apr 15 at 7:12
egreg
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asked Apr 15 at 7:08
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Is there any package that fixes the height of tensor indices?
For example, I'd like to horizontally align indices in the following expression representing antisymmetrization of a and b,
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c$
enddocument
Is there any universal method not forcing me to use phantom in each expression, like here?
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c_phantomd$
enddocument
positioning indexing tensor
positioning indexing tensor
edited Apr 15 at 7:12
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Welcome to TeX.SE. You could usetensorpackage.
– Sebastiano
Apr 15 at 7:15
You can give a look at Subscripts for primed variables. (Not an exact duplicate but the problem is basically the same.)
– campa
Apr 15 at 7:44
@Sebastiano Thank you, however the tensor package is not working in this case.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:10
@campa I've already provided a better solution above. I'm asking for a package that is positioning all the indices in all the expressions at once.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:12
add a comment
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Welcome to TeX.SE. You could usetensorpackage.
– Sebastiano
Apr 15 at 7:15
You can give a look at Subscripts for primed variables. (Not an exact duplicate but the problem is basically the same.)
– campa
Apr 15 at 7:44
@Sebastiano Thank you, however the tensor package is not working in this case.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:10
@campa I've already provided a better solution above. I'm asking for a package that is positioning all the indices in all the expressions at once.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:12
Welcome to TeX.SE. You could use
tensor package.– Sebastiano
Apr 15 at 7:15
Welcome to TeX.SE. You could use
tensor package.– Sebastiano
Apr 15 at 7:15
You can give a look at Subscripts for primed variables. (Not an exact duplicate but the problem is basically the same.)
– campa
Apr 15 at 7:44
You can give a look at Subscripts for primed variables. (Not an exact duplicate but the problem is basically the same.)
– campa
Apr 15 at 7:44
@Sebastiano Thank you, however the tensor package is not working in this case.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:10
@Sebastiano Thank you, however the tensor package is not working in this case.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:10
@campa I've already provided a better solution above. I'm asking for a package that is positioning all the indices in all the expressions at once.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:12
@campa I've already provided a better solution above. I'm asking for a package that is positioning all the indices in all the expressions at once.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:12
add a comment
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You could either put a mathstrut (a box with the height of the ( symbol) into the subscript of q
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq_mathstrut^b]c$
enddocument
or you could adjust the superscript raise and subscript drop document wide
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
everymath
fontdimen14textfont2=1.1ex
fontdimen17textfont2=0.9ex
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c$
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 8:12
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The second answer is the solution to my question. Thank you!
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Here's an implementation similar to what the tensor package does, but ensuring empty superscript or subscript is added at each stage.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,xparse
ExplSyntaxOn
NewDocumentCommandtensormm
#1
group_begin:
bilbo_tensor:w #2
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor:w
% start the recursion
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_subscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sub:n
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_superscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sup:n
group_end:
cs_new_protected:Nn bilbo_tensor_sub:n
% typeset the subscript with a phantom superscript
c_math_subscript_token#1
c_math_superscript_tokenvphantomd
% look for a superscript
bilbo_tensor_sup:w
cs_new_protected:Nn bilbo_tensor_sup:n
% typeset the superscript with a phantom subscript
c_math_superscript_token#1
c_math_subscript_tokenvphantomd
% look for a subscript
bilbo_tensor_sup:w
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor_sup:w
% look for a ^
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_superscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sup:n
% no ^, end
group_end:
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor_sub:w
% look for a _
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_subscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sub:n
% no _, end
group_end:
ExplSyntaxOff
begindocument
$tensore_i^[atensorq^b]c$
enddocument
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You could either put a mathstrut (a box with the height of the ( symbol) into the subscript of q
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq_mathstrut^b]c$
enddocument
or you could adjust the superscript raise and subscript drop document wide
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
everymath
fontdimen14textfont2=1.1ex
fontdimen17textfont2=0.9ex
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c$
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 8:12
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
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The second answer is the solution to my question. Thank you!
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:22
add a comment
|
You could either put a mathstrut (a box with the height of the ( symbol) into the subscript of q
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq_mathstrut^b]c$
enddocument
or you could adjust the superscript raise and subscript drop document wide
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
everymath
fontdimen14textfont2=1.1ex
fontdimen17textfont2=0.9ex
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c$
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 8:12
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
83.2k10 gold badges180 silver badges302 bronze badges
The second answer is the solution to my question. Thank you!
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:22
add a comment
|
You could either put a mathstrut (a box with the height of the ( symbol) into the subscript of q
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq_mathstrut^b]c$
enddocument
or you could adjust the superscript raise and subscript drop document wide
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
everymath
fontdimen14textfont2=1.1ex
fontdimen17textfont2=0.9ex
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c$
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 8:12
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
83.2k10 gold badges180 silver badges302 bronze badges
You could either put a mathstrut (a box with the height of the ( symbol) into the subscript of q
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
begindocument
$e_i^[aq_mathstrut^b]c$
enddocument
or you could adjust the superscript raise and subscript drop document wide
documentclassarticle
linespread1.5selectfont
everymath
fontdimen14textfont2=1.1ex
fontdimen17textfont2=0.9ex
begindocument
$e_i^[aq^b]c$
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 8:12
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
83.2k10 gold badges180 silver badges302 bronze badges
answered Apr 15 at 8:12
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
83.2k10 gold badges180 silver badges302 bronze badges
answered Apr 15 at 8:12
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
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answered Apr 15 at 8:12
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
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The second answer is the solution to my question. Thank you!
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:22
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The second answer is the solution to my question. Thank you!
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:22
The second answer is the solution to my question. Thank you!
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:22
The second answer is the solution to my question. Thank you!
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Here's an implementation similar to what the tensor package does, but ensuring empty superscript or subscript is added at each stage.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,xparse
ExplSyntaxOn
NewDocumentCommandtensormm
#1
group_begin:
bilbo_tensor:w #2
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor:w
% start the recursion
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_subscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sub:n
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_superscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sup:n
group_end:
cs_new_protected:Nn bilbo_tensor_sub:n
% typeset the subscript with a phantom superscript
c_math_subscript_token#1
c_math_superscript_tokenvphantomd
% look for a superscript
bilbo_tensor_sup:w
cs_new_protected:Nn bilbo_tensor_sup:n
% typeset the superscript with a phantom subscript
c_math_superscript_token#1
c_math_subscript_tokenvphantomd
% look for a subscript
bilbo_tensor_sup:w
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor_sup:w
% look for a ^
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_superscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sup:n
% no ^, end
group_end:
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor_sub:w
% look for a _
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_subscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sub:n
% no _, end
group_end:
ExplSyntaxOff
begindocument
$tensore_i^[atensorq^b]c$
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 11:21
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Here's an implementation similar to what the tensor package does, but ensuring empty superscript or subscript is added at each stage.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,xparse
ExplSyntaxOn
NewDocumentCommandtensormm
#1
group_begin:
bilbo_tensor:w #2
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor:w
% start the recursion
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_subscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sub:n
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_superscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sup:n
group_end:
cs_new_protected:Nn bilbo_tensor_sub:n
% typeset the subscript with a phantom superscript
c_math_subscript_token#1
c_math_superscript_tokenvphantomd
% look for a superscript
bilbo_tensor_sup:w
cs_new_protected:Nn bilbo_tensor_sup:n
% typeset the superscript with a phantom subscript
c_math_superscript_token#1
c_math_subscript_tokenvphantomd
% look for a subscript
bilbo_tensor_sup:w
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor_sup:w
% look for a ^
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_superscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sup:n
% no ^, end
group_end:
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor_sub:w
% look for a _
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_subscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sub:n
% no _, end
group_end:
ExplSyntaxOff
begindocument
$tensore_i^[atensorq^b]c$
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 11:21
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Here's an implementation similar to what the tensor package does, but ensuring empty superscript or subscript is added at each stage.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,xparse
ExplSyntaxOn
NewDocumentCommandtensormm
#1
group_begin:
bilbo_tensor:w #2
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor:w
% start the recursion
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_subscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sub:n
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_superscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sup:n
group_end:
cs_new_protected:Nn bilbo_tensor_sub:n
% typeset the subscript with a phantom superscript
c_math_subscript_token#1
c_math_superscript_tokenvphantomd
% look for a superscript
bilbo_tensor_sup:w
cs_new_protected:Nn bilbo_tensor_sup:n
% typeset the superscript with a phantom subscript
c_math_superscript_token#1
c_math_subscript_tokenvphantomd
% look for a subscript
bilbo_tensor_sup:w
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor_sup:w
% look for a ^
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_superscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sup:n
% no ^, end
group_end:
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor_sub:w
% look for a _
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_subscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sub:n
% no _, end
group_end:
ExplSyntaxOff
begindocument
$tensore_i^[atensorq^b]c$
enddocument
answered Apr 15 at 11:21
egregegreg
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Here's an implementation similar to what the tensor package does, but ensuring empty superscript or subscript is added at each stage.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,xparse
ExplSyntaxOn
NewDocumentCommandtensormm
#1
group_begin:
bilbo_tensor:w #2
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor:w
% start the recursion
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_subscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sub:n
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_superscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sup:n
group_end:
cs_new_protected:Nn bilbo_tensor_sub:n
% typeset the subscript with a phantom superscript
c_math_subscript_token#1
c_math_superscript_tokenvphantomd
% look for a superscript
bilbo_tensor_sup:w
cs_new_protected:Nn bilbo_tensor_sup:n
% typeset the superscript with a phantom subscript
c_math_superscript_token#1
c_math_subscript_tokenvphantomd
% look for a subscript
bilbo_tensor_sup:w
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor_sup:w
% look for a ^
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_superscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sup:n
% no ^, end
group_end:
cs_new_protected:Npn bilbo_tensor_sub:w
% look for a _
peek_catcode_remove:NTF c_math_subscript_token
bilbo_tensor_sub:n
% no _, end
group_end:
ExplSyntaxOff
begindocument
$tensore_i^[atensorq^b]c$
enddocument
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Welcome to TeX.SE. You could use
tensorpackage.– Sebastiano
Apr 15 at 7:15
You can give a look at Subscripts for primed variables. (Not an exact duplicate but the problem is basically the same.)
– campa
Apr 15 at 7:44
@Sebastiano Thank you, however the tensor package is not working in this case.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:10
@campa I've already provided a better solution above. I'm asking for a package that is positioning all the indices in all the expressions at once.
– Bilbo
Apr 15 at 8:12