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Fixing spacing on integral


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How could one fix the spacing in the integral so that



$$f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(z,1-vert zvert) f(z) dz$$ 


doesn't leave so much space between the contour and the function $f(z)$.










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    How could one fix the spacing in the integral so that



    $$f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(z,1-vert zvert) f(z) dz$$ 


    doesn't leave so much space between the contour and the function $f(z)$.










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      How could one fix the spacing in the integral so that



      $$f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(z,1-vert zvert) f(z) dz$$ 


      doesn't leave so much space between the contour and the function $f(z)$.










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      How could one fix the spacing in the integral so that



      $$f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(z,1-vert zvert) f(z) dz$$ 


      doesn't leave so much space between the contour and the function $f(z)$.







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          You have several options:



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,mathtools

          DeclarePairedDelimiterabslvertrvert

          newcommandlowersubsmash[b]vphantom

          begindocument

          begingather
          f(z) = frac11-absz int_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz \[2ex]
          f(z) = frac11-absz int_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
          f(z) = frac11-absz int_lowersub B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
          f(z) = frac11-absz intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz \[2ex]
          f(z) = frac11-absz intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
          f(z) = frac11-absz smashoperator[r]intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz
          endgather

          enddocument


          enter image description here



          (1) is the default.



          (2) should be avoided, because the subscript clashes with the function; even worse if the amount of backing up is larger.



          (3) corrects a bit what is in (2), but I'd avoid large backup anyway.



          (4) is fine, in my opinion.



          (5) could be an improvement for somebody.



          (6) could also be an improvement, but is too tight to my eyes.






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            You can manually shift the part using hspace-3em (which I don't personally prefer) or use intlimits_... instead.



            Output



            documentclassarticle
            begindocument
            $displaystyle f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(z,1-vert zvert) hspace*-3emf(z) dz$\[4ex]
            $displaystyle f(z) = frac11-vert z vert intlimits_B(z,1-vert zvert) f(z) dz$\[4ex]
            enddocument





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              You can use the mathrlap command, from mathtools. Unrelated: don't use $$ ... $$, which is a plain TeX construct. Use the LaTeX construct [ ... ] instead.



               documentclassarticle

              usepackagemathtools

              begindocument

              [ f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(mathrlapz,1-vert zvert) f(z),mathrm dz ]

              enddocument


              enter image description here






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                You have several options:



                documentclassarticle
                usepackageamsmath,mathtools

                DeclarePairedDelimiterabslvertrvert

                newcommandlowersubsmash[b]vphantom

                begindocument

                begingather
                f(z) = frac11-absz int_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz \[2ex]
                f(z) = frac11-absz int_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                f(z) = frac11-absz int_lowersub B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                f(z) = frac11-absz intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz \[2ex]
                f(z) = frac11-absz intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                f(z) = frac11-absz smashoperator[r]intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz
                endgather

                enddocument


                enter image description here



                (1) is the default.



                (2) should be avoided, because the subscript clashes with the function; even worse if the amount of backing up is larger.



                (3) corrects a bit what is in (2), but I'd avoid large backup anyway.



                (4) is fine, in my opinion.



                (5) could be an improvement for somebody.



                (6) could also be an improvement, but is too tight to my eyes.






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                  You have several options:



                  documentclassarticle
                  usepackageamsmath,mathtools

                  DeclarePairedDelimiterabslvertrvert

                  newcommandlowersubsmash[b]vphantom

                  begindocument

                  begingather
                  f(z) = frac11-absz int_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz \[2ex]
                  f(z) = frac11-absz int_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                  f(z) = frac11-absz int_lowersub B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                  f(z) = frac11-absz intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz \[2ex]
                  f(z) = frac11-absz intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                  f(z) = frac11-absz smashoperator[r]intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz
                  endgather

                  enddocument


                  enter image description here



                  (1) is the default.



                  (2) should be avoided, because the subscript clashes with the function; even worse if the amount of backing up is larger.



                  (3) corrects a bit what is in (2), but I'd avoid large backup anyway.



                  (4) is fine, in my opinion.



                  (5) could be an improvement for somebody.



                  (6) could also be an improvement, but is too tight to my eyes.






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                    You have several options:



                    documentclassarticle
                    usepackageamsmath,mathtools

                    DeclarePairedDelimiterabslvertrvert

                    newcommandlowersubsmash[b]vphantom

                    begindocument

                    begingather
                    f(z) = frac11-absz int_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz \[2ex]
                    f(z) = frac11-absz int_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                    f(z) = frac11-absz int_lowersub B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                    f(z) = frac11-absz intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz \[2ex]
                    f(z) = frac11-absz intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                    f(z) = frac11-absz smashoperator[r]intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz
                    endgather

                    enddocument


                    enter image description here



                    (1) is the default.



                    (2) should be avoided, because the subscript clashes with the function; even worse if the amount of backing up is larger.



                    (3) corrects a bit what is in (2), but I'd avoid large backup anyway.



                    (4) is fine, in my opinion.



                    (5) could be an improvement for somebody.



                    (6) could also be an improvement, but is too tight to my eyes.






                    share|improve this answer














                    You have several options:



                    documentclassarticle
                    usepackageamsmath,mathtools

                    DeclarePairedDelimiterabslvertrvert

                    newcommandlowersubsmash[b]vphantom

                    begindocument

                    begingather
                    f(z) = frac11-absz int_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz \[2ex]
                    f(z) = frac11-absz int_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                    f(z) = frac11-absz int_lowersub B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                    f(z) = frac11-absz intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz \[2ex]
                    f(z) = frac11-absz intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) hspace-1em f(z),dz \[2ex]
                    f(z) = frac11-absz smashoperator[r]intlimits_B(z,1-lvert zrvert) f(z),dz
                    endgather

                    enddocument


                    enter image description here



                    (1) is the default.



                    (2) should be avoided, because the subscript clashes with the function; even worse if the amount of backing up is larger.



                    (3) corrects a bit what is in (2), but I'd avoid large backup anyway.



                    (4) is fine, in my opinion.



                    (5) could be an improvement for somebody.



                    (6) could also be an improvement, but is too tight to my eyes.







                    share|improve this answer













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                        You can manually shift the part using hspace-3em (which I don't personally prefer) or use intlimits_... instead.



                        Output



                        documentclassarticle
                        begindocument
                        $displaystyle f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(z,1-vert zvert) hspace*-3emf(z) dz$\[4ex]
                        $displaystyle f(z) = frac11-vert z vert intlimits_B(z,1-vert zvert) f(z) dz$\[4ex]
                        enddocument





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                          You can manually shift the part using hspace-3em (which I don't personally prefer) or use intlimits_... instead.



                          Output



                          documentclassarticle
                          begindocument
                          $displaystyle f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(z,1-vert zvert) hspace*-3emf(z) dz$\[4ex]
                          $displaystyle f(z) = frac11-vert z vert intlimits_B(z,1-vert zvert) f(z) dz$\[4ex]
                          enddocument





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                            You can manually shift the part using hspace-3em (which I don't personally prefer) or use intlimits_... instead.



                            Output



                            documentclassarticle
                            begindocument
                            $displaystyle f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(z,1-vert zvert) hspace*-3emf(z) dz$\[4ex]
                            $displaystyle f(z) = frac11-vert z vert intlimits_B(z,1-vert zvert) f(z) dz$\[4ex]
                            enddocument





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                            You can manually shift the part using hspace-3em (which I don't personally prefer) or use intlimits_... instead.



                            Output



                            documentclassarticle
                            begindocument
                            $displaystyle f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(z,1-vert zvert) hspace*-3emf(z) dz$\[4ex]
                            $displaystyle f(z) = frac11-vert z vert intlimits_B(z,1-vert zvert) f(z) dz$\[4ex]
                            enddocument






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                                You can use the mathrlap command, from mathtools. Unrelated: don't use $$ ... $$, which is a plain TeX construct. Use the LaTeX construct [ ... ] instead.



                                 documentclassarticle

                                usepackagemathtools

                                begindocument

                                [ f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(mathrlapz,1-vert zvert) f(z),mathrm dz ]

                                enddocument


                                enter image description here






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                                  You can use the mathrlap command, from mathtools. Unrelated: don't use $$ ... $$, which is a plain TeX construct. Use the LaTeX construct [ ... ] instead.



                                   documentclassarticle

                                  usepackagemathtools

                                  begindocument

                                  [ f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(mathrlapz,1-vert zvert) f(z),mathrm dz ]

                                  enddocument


                                  enter image description here






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                                    You can use the mathrlap command, from mathtools. Unrelated: don't use $$ ... $$, which is a plain TeX construct. Use the LaTeX construct [ ... ] instead.



                                     documentclassarticle

                                    usepackagemathtools

                                    begindocument

                                    [ f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(mathrlapz,1-vert zvert) f(z),mathrm dz ]

                                    enddocument


                                    enter image description here






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                                    You can use the mathrlap command, from mathtools. Unrelated: don't use $$ ... $$, which is a plain TeX construct. Use the LaTeX construct [ ... ] instead.



                                     documentclassarticle

                                    usepackagemathtools

                                    begindocument

                                    [ f(z) = frac11-vert z vert int_B(mathrlapz,1-vert zvert) f(z),mathrm dz ]

                                    enddocument


                                    enter image description here







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