Is it bad style to write x^2, 2^\frac 1 2 and 2^\sqrt 2 ?
lists, peek operations and microtype trouble
small slanted blackboard math
Circled numbers a^\235\[Paragraph], a^\235\[CenterDot], etc. as bullets and in paragraphs
How do I define an alias/variable in LaTeX which is evaluated before compilation such that its value can be used by other packages?
How do I add icons in front of bibliography entries?
Is there a way of creating this symbol for probability independence with respect to a $\sigma$-algebra?
Is it bad style to write x^2, 2^\frac 1 2 and 2^\sqrt 2 ? https://tex.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=719213
Is it considered bad style to write: x^2, 2^\frac{1}{2} and 2^\sqrt{2} (without curly brackets around the superscript) instead of: x^{2}, 2^{\frac{1}{2}} and 2^{\sqrt{2}}? The same for subscripts. [brackets] [subscripts] [best-practices] [superscripts]
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24 lists, peek operations and microtype trouble https://tex.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=719582
LaTeX's peek operations are a bit of a black box for me and I'm struggle to get microtype protrusion to behave in a custom list which has a peek operation at the beginning of it. The following silly ... [lists] [expl3] [microtype] [protrusion]
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Score of 8 small slanted blackboard math https://tex.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=719545
I got use to Mathematica typesetting, where imaginary unity has a special symbol I would like to use it in my memoir document. I am using xelatex. The following is in my preamble: \usepackage{... [math-fonts] [wolfram-mathematica]
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7 answered by David Carlisle https://tex.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=user&id=1090
Score of 9 Circled numbers a^\235\[Paragraph], a^\235\[CenterDot], etc. as bullets and in paragraphs
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I'm trying to use circled numbers (a^\235\[Paragraph], a^\235\[CenterDot], etc.) as bullets and generally in text. I'm using XeLaTeX from Pandoc, but I'm not afraid of some inline TeX expressions or editing the template that Pandoc ... [xetex] [unicode] [pandoc]
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12 How do I define an alias/variable in LaTeX which is evaluated before compilation such that its value can be used by other packages?
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Please excuse my amateur understanding and nomenclature, I have no formal education about these things. My problem is the following: I am producing Feynman diagrams using the feynmf package and want ... [pdftex] [feynmf] [feynmp-auto]
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of 5 How do I add icons in front of bibliography entries? https://tex.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=719543
This question has been asked before, but received no answers: How to add icons to a bibliography? For each entry in my bibliography, I want to be able to choose an icon to be displayed in front of it. ... [biblatex] [bibliographies] [bibtex] [icon]
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Score of 9 Is there a way of creating this symbol for probability independence with respect to a $\sigma$-algebra?
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I'm need a symbol for "independence" in probability, that could take parameters, so it is probability over a $\sigma$-algebra. I don't know how to describe it, so I wrote it by hand. I've ... [math-mode] [symbols] [math-operators]
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