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Symbol for a “twisted product”?
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I am trying to make a symbol for a "twisted product". I've tried stackrel:
$A mathbin{stackrel{sim}{times}} B$
but the sim floats too high above the times, causing unpleasant line spacing. I've also tried widetilde
$A mathbin{widetilde{times}} B$
but it has the same problem. Ideally I'd like the tilde to have the same width as the times and for the spacing between the two to be pretty tight.
math-mode symbols
asked Mar 3 '11 at 18:10
Sam NeadSam Nead
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I am trying to make a symbol for a "twisted product". I've tried stackrel:
$A mathbin{stackrel{sim}{times}} B$
but the sim floats too high above the times, causing unpleasant line spacing. I've also tried widetilde
$A mathbin{widetilde{times}} B$
but it has the same problem. Ideally I'd like the tilde to have the same width as the times and for the spacing between the two to be pretty tight.
math-mode symbols
asked Mar 3 '11 at 18:10
Sam NeadSam Nead
5391614
1
Have a look at “How to look up a math symbol?” for ideas how you can easily find a particular symbol.
– Matthew Leingang
Mar 3 '11 at 18:20
I tried detexify and looking at the CTAN list. No joy.
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 18:57
add a comment |
I am trying to make a symbol for a "twisted product". I've tried stackrel:
$A mathbin{stackrel{sim}{times}} B$
but the sim floats too high above the times, causing unpleasant line spacing. I've also tried widetilde
$A mathbin{widetilde{times}} B$
but it has the same problem. Ideally I'd like the tilde to have the same width as the times and for the spacing between the two to be pretty tight.
math-mode symbols
asked Mar 3 '11 at 18:10
Sam NeadSam Nead
5391614
I am trying to make a symbol for a "twisted product". I've tried stackrel:
$A mathbin{stackrel{sim}{times}} B$
but the sim floats too high above the times, causing unpleasant line spacing. I've also tried widetilde
$A mathbin{widetilde{times}} B$
but it has the same problem. Ideally I'd like the tilde to have the same width as the times and for the spacing between the two to be pretty tight.
math-mode symbols
math-mode symbols
asked Mar 3 '11 at 18:10
Sam NeadSam Nead
5391614
asked Mar 3 '11 at 18:10
Sam NeadSam Nead
5391614
edited Dec 28 '17 at 9:46
Sam Nead
asked Mar 3 '11 at 18:10
Sam NeadSam Nead
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asked Mar 3 '11 at 18:10
Sam NeadSam Nead
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asked Mar 3 '11 at 18:10
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Have a look at “How to look up a math symbol?” for ideas how you can easily find a particular symbol.
– Matthew Leingang
Mar 3 '11 at 18:20
I tried detexify and looking at the CTAN list. No joy.
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 18:57
add a comment |
1
Have a look at “How to look up a math symbol?” for ideas how you can easily find a particular symbol.
– Matthew Leingang
Mar 3 '11 at 18:20
I tried detexify and looking at the CTAN list. No joy.
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 18:57
1
1
Have a look at “How to look up a math symbol?” for ideas how you can easily find a particular symbol.
– Matthew Leingang
Mar 3 '11 at 18:20
Have a look at “How to look up a math symbol?” for ideas how you can easily find a particular symbol.
– Matthew Leingang
Mar 3 '11 at 18:20
I tried detexify and looking at the CTAN list. No joy.
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 18:57
I tried detexify and looking at the CTAN list. No joy.
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 18:57
add a comment |
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Detexify didn't help, so maybe you really have to do it yourself:
newcommandsimtimes{mathbin{%
stackrel{sim}{smash{times}rule{0pt}{0.9ex}}%
}}
Adjust the 0.9ex to your needs.
answered Mar 3 '11 at 18:35
Hendrik VogtHendrik Vogt
29k4108191
1
Perfect. I used 0.6ex. Thank you very much!
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 19:03
add a comment |
For slightly improved spacing displayed and inline, you can use ooalign. The code is
newcommand{twprod}{mathbin{%
ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}%
}}
If you will ever use the symbol in a subscript or superscript, mathchoice allows for greatly improved spacing in scriptstyle. The height of the sim is easily adjustable by changing the 1.15ex for display and inline, .85ex for script and (though I can't imagine using it) .65ex for scriptscript.
documentclass{article}
newcommand{twprod}{mathbin{mathchoice%
{ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise.85exhbox{$scriptscriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$scriptstyletimes$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise.65exhbox{$scriptscriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$scriptscriptstyletimes$hidewidthcr}}%
}}
begin{document}
$S^2twprod S^2quad F_{S^2twprod S^2}$
end{document}
answered Dec 28 '17 at 4:47
Sandy GSandy G
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The parameters 0.7 and 0.3 might be needed adjustment if used with different fonts.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{graphicx}
% a general purpose macro
newcommand{xmathpalette}[2]{mathchoice
{#1displaystyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1textstyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptstylescriptfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptscriptstylescriptscriptfont{#2}}%
}
makeatletter
newcommand{twistedproduct}{%
mathbin{xmathpalettetwisted@productrelax}%
}
newcommand{twisted@product}[3]{%
vbox{%
ialign{hfil##hfilcr
scalebox{0.7}{$m@th#1sim$}cr
noalign{nointerlineskipkern-0.3fontdimen5 #2 2}
$m@th#1times$cr
}%
}%
}
makeatother
begin{document}
$S^2twistedproduct S^2$ $X_{twistedproduct_{twistedproduct}}$
end{document}
The macro xmathpalette is an extension of mathpalette that makes also the font in the current style (textfont, scriptfont or scriptscriptfont). In this case we use it to access the x-height of the symbol font for the current style.
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Detexify didn't help, so maybe you really have to do it yourself:
newcommandsimtimes{mathbin{%
stackrel{sim}{smash{times}rule{0pt}{0.9ex}}%
}}
Adjust the 0.9ex to your needs.
answered Mar 3 '11 at 18:35
Hendrik VogtHendrik Vogt
29k4108191
1
Perfect. I used 0.6ex. Thank you very much!
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 19:03
add a comment |
Detexify didn't help, so maybe you really have to do it yourself:
newcommandsimtimes{mathbin{%
stackrel{sim}{smash{times}rule{0pt}{0.9ex}}%
}}
Adjust the 0.9ex to your needs.
answered Mar 3 '11 at 18:35
Hendrik VogtHendrik Vogt
29k4108191
1
Perfect. I used 0.6ex. Thank you very much!
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 19:03
add a comment |
Detexify didn't help, so maybe you really have to do it yourself:
newcommandsimtimes{mathbin{%
stackrel{sim}{smash{times}rule{0pt}{0.9ex}}%
}}
Adjust the 0.9ex to your needs.
answered Mar 3 '11 at 18:35
Hendrik VogtHendrik Vogt
29k4108191
Detexify didn't help, so maybe you really have to do it yourself:
newcommandsimtimes{mathbin{%
stackrel{sim}{smash{times}rule{0pt}{0.9ex}}%
}}
Adjust the 0.9ex to your needs.
answered Mar 3 '11 at 18:35
Hendrik VogtHendrik Vogt
29k4108191
answered Mar 3 '11 at 18:35
Hendrik VogtHendrik Vogt
29k4108191
answered Mar 3 '11 at 18:35
Hendrik VogtHendrik Vogt
29k4108191
answered Mar 3 '11 at 18:35
Hendrik VogtHendrik Vogt
29k4108191
29k4108191
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Perfect. I used 0.6ex. Thank you very much!
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 19:03
add a comment |
1
Perfect. I used 0.6ex. Thank you very much!
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 19:03
1
1
Perfect. I used 0.6ex. Thank you very much!
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 19:03
Perfect. I used 0.6ex. Thank you very much!
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 19:03
add a comment |
For slightly improved spacing displayed and inline, you can use ooalign. The code is
newcommand{twprod}{mathbin{%
ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}%
}}
If you will ever use the symbol in a subscript or superscript, mathchoice allows for greatly improved spacing in scriptstyle. The height of the sim is easily adjustable by changing the 1.15ex for display and inline, .85ex for script and (though I can't imagine using it) .65ex for scriptscript.
documentclass{article}
newcommand{twprod}{mathbin{mathchoice%
{ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise.85exhbox{$scriptscriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$scriptstyletimes$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise.65exhbox{$scriptscriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$scriptscriptstyletimes$hidewidthcr}}%
}}
begin{document}
$S^2twprod S^2quad F_{S^2twprod S^2}$
end{document}
answered Dec 28 '17 at 4:47
Sandy GSandy G
3,7271429
add a comment |
For slightly improved spacing displayed and inline, you can use ooalign. The code is
newcommand{twprod}{mathbin{%
ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}%
}}
If you will ever use the symbol in a subscript or superscript, mathchoice allows for greatly improved spacing in scriptstyle. The height of the sim is easily adjustable by changing the 1.15ex for display and inline, .85ex for script and (though I can't imagine using it) .65ex for scriptscript.
documentclass{article}
newcommand{twprod}{mathbin{mathchoice%
{ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise.85exhbox{$scriptscriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$scriptstyletimes$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise.65exhbox{$scriptscriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$scriptscriptstyletimes$hidewidthcr}}%
}}
begin{document}
$S^2twprod S^2quad F_{S^2twprod S^2}$
end{document}
answered Dec 28 '17 at 4:47
Sandy GSandy G
3,7271429
add a comment |
For slightly improved spacing displayed and inline, you can use ooalign. The code is
newcommand{twprod}{mathbin{%
ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}%
}}
If you will ever use the symbol in a subscript or superscript, mathchoice allows for greatly improved spacing in scriptstyle. The height of the sim is easily adjustable by changing the 1.15ex for display and inline, .85ex for script and (though I can't imagine using it) .65ex for scriptscript.
documentclass{article}
newcommand{twprod}{mathbin{mathchoice%
{ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise.85exhbox{$scriptscriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$scriptstyletimes$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise.65exhbox{$scriptscriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$scriptscriptstyletimes$hidewidthcr}}%
}}
begin{document}
$S^2twprod S^2quad F_{S^2twprod S^2}$
end{document}
answered Dec 28 '17 at 4:47
Sandy GSandy G
3,7271429
For slightly improved spacing displayed and inline, you can use ooalign. The code is
newcommand{twprod}{mathbin{%
ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}%
}}
If you will ever use the symbol in a subscript or superscript, mathchoice allows for greatly improved spacing in scriptstyle. The height of the sim is easily adjustable by changing the 1.15ex for display and inline, .85ex for script and (though I can't imagine using it) .65ex for scriptscript.
documentclass{article}
newcommand{twprod}{mathbin{mathchoice%
{ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise1.15exhbox{$scriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$times$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise.85exhbox{$scriptscriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$scriptstyletimes$hidewidthcr}}%
{ooalign{raise.65exhbox{$scriptscriptstylesim$}crhidewidth$scriptscriptstyletimes$hidewidthcr}}%
}}
begin{document}
$S^2twprod S^2quad F_{S^2twprod S^2}$
end{document}
answered Dec 28 '17 at 4:47
Sandy GSandy G
3,7271429
answered Dec 28 '17 at 4:47
Sandy GSandy G
3,7271429
answered Dec 28 '17 at 4:47
Sandy GSandy G
3,7271429
answered Dec 28 '17 at 4:47
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3,7271429
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The parameters 0.7 and 0.3 might be needed adjustment if used with different fonts.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{graphicx}
% a general purpose macro
newcommand{xmathpalette}[2]{mathchoice
{#1displaystyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1textstyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptstylescriptfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptscriptstylescriptscriptfont{#2}}%
}
makeatletter
newcommand{twistedproduct}{%
mathbin{xmathpalettetwisted@productrelax}%
}
newcommand{twisted@product}[3]{%
vbox{%
ialign{hfil##hfilcr
scalebox{0.7}{$m@th#1sim$}cr
noalign{nointerlineskipkern-0.3fontdimen5 #2 2}
$m@th#1times$cr
}%
}%
}
makeatother
begin{document}
$S^2twistedproduct S^2$ $X_{twistedproduct_{twistedproduct}}$
end{document}
The macro xmathpalette is an extension of mathpalette that makes also the font in the current style (textfont, scriptfont or scriptscriptfont). In this case we use it to access the x-height of the symbol font for the current style.
answered 9 mins ago
egregegreg
728k8819233233
add a comment |
The parameters 0.7 and 0.3 might be needed adjustment if used with different fonts.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{graphicx}
% a general purpose macro
newcommand{xmathpalette}[2]{mathchoice
{#1displaystyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1textstyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptstylescriptfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptscriptstylescriptscriptfont{#2}}%
}
makeatletter
newcommand{twistedproduct}{%
mathbin{xmathpalettetwisted@productrelax}%
}
newcommand{twisted@product}[3]{%
vbox{%
ialign{hfil##hfilcr
scalebox{0.7}{$m@th#1sim$}cr
noalign{nointerlineskipkern-0.3fontdimen5 #2 2}
$m@th#1times$cr
}%
}%
}
makeatother
begin{document}
$S^2twistedproduct S^2$ $X_{twistedproduct_{twistedproduct}}$
end{document}
The macro xmathpalette is an extension of mathpalette that makes also the font in the current style (textfont, scriptfont or scriptscriptfont). In this case we use it to access the x-height of the symbol font for the current style.
answered 9 mins ago
egregegreg
728k8819233233
add a comment |
The parameters 0.7 and 0.3 might be needed adjustment if used with different fonts.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{graphicx}
% a general purpose macro
newcommand{xmathpalette}[2]{mathchoice
{#1displaystyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1textstyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptstylescriptfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptscriptstylescriptscriptfont{#2}}%
}
makeatletter
newcommand{twistedproduct}{%
mathbin{xmathpalettetwisted@productrelax}%
}
newcommand{twisted@product}[3]{%
vbox{%
ialign{hfil##hfilcr
scalebox{0.7}{$m@th#1sim$}cr
noalign{nointerlineskipkern-0.3fontdimen5 #2 2}
$m@th#1times$cr
}%
}%
}
makeatother
begin{document}
$S^2twistedproduct S^2$ $X_{twistedproduct_{twistedproduct}}$
end{document}
The macro xmathpalette is an extension of mathpalette that makes also the font in the current style (textfont, scriptfont or scriptscriptfont). In this case we use it to access the x-height of the symbol font for the current style.
answered 9 mins ago
egregegreg
728k8819233233
The parameters 0.7 and 0.3 might be needed adjustment if used with different fonts.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{graphicx}
% a general purpose macro
newcommand{xmathpalette}[2]{mathchoice
{#1displaystyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1textstyletextfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptstylescriptfont{#2}}%
{#1scriptscriptstylescriptscriptfont{#2}}%
}
makeatletter
newcommand{twistedproduct}{%
mathbin{xmathpalettetwisted@productrelax}%
}
newcommand{twisted@product}[3]{%
vbox{%
ialign{hfil##hfilcr
scalebox{0.7}{$m@th#1sim$}cr
noalign{nointerlineskipkern-0.3fontdimen5 #2 2}
$m@th#1times$cr
}%
}%
}
makeatother
begin{document}
$S^2twistedproduct S^2$ $X_{twistedproduct_{twistedproduct}}$
end{document}
The macro xmathpalette is an extension of mathpalette that makes also the font in the current style (textfont, scriptfont or scriptscriptfont). In this case we use it to access the x-height of the symbol font for the current style.
answered 9 mins ago
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answered 9 mins ago
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answered 9 mins ago
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Have a look at “How to look up a math symbol?” for ideas how you can easily find a particular symbol.
– Matthew Leingang
Mar 3 '11 at 18:20
I tried detexify and looking at the CTAN list. No joy.
– Sam Nead
Mar 3 '11 at 18:57