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I can't find this symbol used to indicate the disjoint sharp operator.



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I can't find this symbol used to indicate the disjoint sharp operator.



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I can't find this symbol used to indicate the disjoint sharp operator.



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It's a # inside a circle. Is this symbol available in LaTex? if not, how can I draw it inside a mathematical equation?










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You can use a scaled up version of bigcirc and ooalign:



documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,graphicx

makeatletter
newcommandmakecircled[2][mathord]#1mathpalettemake@circled#2
newcommandmake@circled[2]%
begingroupm@th
vphantombiggercirc#1%
ooalign$#1biggercirc#1$crhidewidth$#1#2$hidewidthcr%
endgroup

newcommandbiggercirc[1]%
vcenterhboxscalebox1.4$m@th#1bigcirc$%

makeatother

newcommanddisjointsharpmakecircled[mathbin]#

begindocument

$Adisjointsharp B_Adisjointsharp B$

enddocument


enter image description here



I used mathbin but it could be mathrel depending on the meaning.



See https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/22375/4427 for a quick course on ooalign.






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  • Thanks, I copied your code and it is fine. The only thing I would change is the fact that the circle is bigget than A and B. How can I change its diameter?

    – Gerardo Zinno
    6 hours ago


















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A have created your symbol with a combination of packages. Excuse me for the complicated code. Your symbol have the name disj. It is a variable name that you can changed. Here there is my genuine MWE proposal.



Image



documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackageMnSymbol,scalerel
newcommanddisjmathrelbigcirclemkern-4muraise.3exllap$scaleobj.6#$
begindocument
$Adisj B=C$
enddocument





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    You can use TikZ to draw a circle node with a # inside. Using DeclareMathOperator from amsmath improves the spacing. The character should be a bit smaller than the current font, which you can do using smaller from the relsize package, to make sure it works in different fontsizes.



    MWE:



    documentclassarticle
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagetikz
    usepackagerelsize
    DeclareMathOperatorchashtikznode[circle,draw,inner sep=0,outer sep=0]smaller[3]#
    begindocument
    $Achash B$

    Huge$Achash B$
    enddocument


    Result:



    enter image description here






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      Here is a possibility with stackengine and the bigovoid symbol from mathabx (without replacing the default maths fonts with the mathabx fonts):



      documentclassarticle

      usepackageamsmath
      DeclareFontFamilyUmathxhyphencharfont45
      DeclareFontShapeUmathxmn%
      <-6> mathx5
      <6-7> mathx6
      <7-8> mathx7
      <8-9> mathx8
      <9-10> mathx9
      <10-12> mathx10
      <12-> mathx12


      DeclareSymbolFontmathxUmathxmn
      DeclareFontSubstitutionUmathxmn

      DeclareMathSymbolbigovoidmathopmathx"EC

      usepackagestackengine
      newcommandOtagmathbinstackMathstackinsetcc#bigovoid

      begindocument

      [A Otag B = C ]

      enddocument


      enter image description here






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      You can use a scaled up version of bigcirc and ooalign:



      documentclassarticle
      usepackageamsmath,graphicx

      makeatletter
      newcommandmakecircled[2][mathord]#1mathpalettemake@circled#2
      newcommandmake@circled[2]%
      begingroupm@th
      vphantombiggercirc#1%
      ooalign$#1biggercirc#1$crhidewidth$#1#2$hidewidthcr%
      endgroup

      newcommandbiggercirc[1]%
      vcenterhboxscalebox1.4$m@th#1bigcirc$%

      makeatother

      newcommanddisjointsharpmakecircled[mathbin]#

      begindocument

      $Adisjointsharp B_Adisjointsharp B$

      enddocument


      enter image description here



      I used mathbin but it could be mathrel depending on the meaning.



      See https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/22375/4427 for a quick course on ooalign.






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      • Thanks, I copied your code and it is fine. The only thing I would change is the fact that the circle is bigget than A and B. How can I change its diameter?

        – Gerardo Zinno
        6 hours ago















      4
















      You can use a scaled up version of bigcirc and ooalign:



      documentclassarticle
      usepackageamsmath,graphicx

      makeatletter
      newcommandmakecircled[2][mathord]#1mathpalettemake@circled#2
      newcommandmake@circled[2]%
      begingroupm@th
      vphantombiggercirc#1%
      ooalign$#1biggercirc#1$crhidewidth$#1#2$hidewidthcr%
      endgroup

      newcommandbiggercirc[1]%
      vcenterhboxscalebox1.4$m@th#1bigcirc$%

      makeatother

      newcommanddisjointsharpmakecircled[mathbin]#

      begindocument

      $Adisjointsharp B_Adisjointsharp B$

      enddocument


      enter image description here



      I used mathbin but it could be mathrel depending on the meaning.



      See https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/22375/4427 for a quick course on ooalign.






      share|improve this answer

























      • Thanks, I copied your code and it is fine. The only thing I would change is the fact that the circle is bigget than A and B. How can I change its diameter?

        – Gerardo Zinno
        6 hours ago













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      You can use a scaled up version of bigcirc and ooalign:



      documentclassarticle
      usepackageamsmath,graphicx

      makeatletter
      newcommandmakecircled[2][mathord]#1mathpalettemake@circled#2
      newcommandmake@circled[2]%
      begingroupm@th
      vphantombiggercirc#1%
      ooalign$#1biggercirc#1$crhidewidth$#1#2$hidewidthcr%
      endgroup

      newcommandbiggercirc[1]%
      vcenterhboxscalebox1.4$m@th#1bigcirc$%

      makeatother

      newcommanddisjointsharpmakecircled[mathbin]#

      begindocument

      $Adisjointsharp B_Adisjointsharp B$

      enddocument


      enter image description here



      I used mathbin but it could be mathrel depending on the meaning.



      See https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/22375/4427 for a quick course on ooalign.






      share|improve this answer













      You can use a scaled up version of bigcirc and ooalign:



      documentclassarticle
      usepackageamsmath,graphicx

      makeatletter
      newcommandmakecircled[2][mathord]#1mathpalettemake@circled#2
      newcommandmake@circled[2]%
      begingroupm@th
      vphantombiggercirc#1%
      ooalign$#1biggercirc#1$crhidewidth$#1#2$hidewidthcr%
      endgroup

      newcommandbiggercirc[1]%
      vcenterhboxscalebox1.4$m@th#1bigcirc$%

      makeatother

      newcommanddisjointsharpmakecircled[mathbin]#

      begindocument

      $Adisjointsharp B_Adisjointsharp B$

      enddocument


      enter image description here



      I used mathbin but it could be mathrel depending on the meaning.



      See https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/22375/4427 for a quick course on ooalign.







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      • Thanks, I copied your code and it is fine. The only thing I would change is the fact that the circle is bigget than A and B. How can I change its diameter?

        – Gerardo Zinno
        6 hours ago

















      • Thanks, I copied your code and it is fine. The only thing I would change is the fact that the circle is bigget than A and B. How can I change its diameter?

        – Gerardo Zinno
        6 hours ago
















      Thanks, I copied your code and it is fine. The only thing I would change is the fact that the circle is bigget than A and B. How can I change its diameter?

      – Gerardo Zinno
      6 hours ago





      Thanks, I copied your code and it is fine. The only thing I would change is the fact that the circle is bigget than A and B. How can I change its diameter?

      – Gerardo Zinno
      6 hours ago













      2
















      A have created your symbol with a combination of packages. Excuse me for the complicated code. Your symbol have the name disj. It is a variable name that you can changed. Here there is my genuine MWE proposal.



      Image



      documentclassarticle
      usepackageamsmath,amssymb
      usepackageMnSymbol,scalerel
      newcommanddisjmathrelbigcirclemkern-4muraise.3exllap$scaleobj.6#$
      begindocument
      $Adisj B=C$
      enddocument





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        A have created your symbol with a combination of packages. Excuse me for the complicated code. Your symbol have the name disj. It is a variable name that you can changed. Here there is my genuine MWE proposal.



        Image



        documentclassarticle
        usepackageamsmath,amssymb
        usepackageMnSymbol,scalerel
        newcommanddisjmathrelbigcirclemkern-4muraise.3exllap$scaleobj.6#$
        begindocument
        $Adisj B=C$
        enddocument





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          2









          A have created your symbol with a combination of packages. Excuse me for the complicated code. Your symbol have the name disj. It is a variable name that you can changed. Here there is my genuine MWE proposal.



          Image



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,amssymb
          usepackageMnSymbol,scalerel
          newcommanddisjmathrelbigcirclemkern-4muraise.3exllap$scaleobj.6#$
          begindocument
          $Adisj B=C$
          enddocument





          share|improve this answer













          A have created your symbol with a combination of packages. Excuse me for the complicated code. Your symbol have the name disj. It is a variable name that you can changed. Here there is my genuine MWE proposal.



          Image



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath,amssymb
          usepackageMnSymbol,scalerel
          newcommanddisjmathrelbigcirclemkern-4muraise.3exllap$scaleobj.6#$
          begindocument
          $Adisj B=C$
          enddocument






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              You can use TikZ to draw a circle node with a # inside. Using DeclareMathOperator from amsmath improves the spacing. The character should be a bit smaller than the current font, which you can do using smaller from the relsize package, to make sure it works in different fontsizes.



              MWE:



              documentclassarticle
              usepackageamsmath
              usepackagetikz
              usepackagerelsize
              DeclareMathOperatorchashtikznode[circle,draw,inner sep=0,outer sep=0]smaller[3]#
              begindocument
              $Achash B$

              Huge$Achash B$
              enddocument


              Result:



              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer





























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                You can use TikZ to draw a circle node with a # inside. Using DeclareMathOperator from amsmath improves the spacing. The character should be a bit smaller than the current font, which you can do using smaller from the relsize package, to make sure it works in different fontsizes.



                MWE:



                documentclassarticle
                usepackageamsmath
                usepackagetikz
                usepackagerelsize
                DeclareMathOperatorchashtikznode[circle,draw,inner sep=0,outer sep=0]smaller[3]#
                begindocument
                $Achash B$

                Huge$Achash B$
                enddocument


                Result:



                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer



























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                  2









                  You can use TikZ to draw a circle node with a # inside. Using DeclareMathOperator from amsmath improves the spacing. The character should be a bit smaller than the current font, which you can do using smaller from the relsize package, to make sure it works in different fontsizes.



                  MWE:



                  documentclassarticle
                  usepackageamsmath
                  usepackagetikz
                  usepackagerelsize
                  DeclareMathOperatorchashtikznode[circle,draw,inner sep=0,outer sep=0]smaller[3]#
                  begindocument
                  $Achash B$

                  Huge$Achash B$
                  enddocument


                  Result:



                  enter image description here






                  share|improve this answer













                  You can use TikZ to draw a circle node with a # inside. Using DeclareMathOperator from amsmath improves the spacing. The character should be a bit smaller than the current font, which you can do using smaller from the relsize package, to make sure it works in different fontsizes.



                  MWE:



                  documentclassarticle
                  usepackageamsmath
                  usepackagetikz
                  usepackagerelsize
                  DeclareMathOperatorchashtikznode[circle,draw,inner sep=0,outer sep=0]smaller[3]#
                  begindocument
                  $Achash B$

                  Huge$Achash B$
                  enddocument


                  Result:



                  enter image description here







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                      Here is a possibility with stackengine and the bigovoid symbol from mathabx (without replacing the default maths fonts with the mathabx fonts):



                      documentclassarticle

                      usepackageamsmath
                      DeclareFontFamilyUmathxhyphencharfont45
                      DeclareFontShapeUmathxmn%
                      <-6> mathx5
                      <6-7> mathx6
                      <7-8> mathx7
                      <8-9> mathx8
                      <9-10> mathx9
                      <10-12> mathx10
                      <12-> mathx12


                      DeclareSymbolFontmathxUmathxmn
                      DeclareFontSubstitutionUmathxmn

                      DeclareMathSymbolbigovoidmathopmathx"EC

                      usepackagestackengine
                      newcommandOtagmathbinstackMathstackinsetcc#bigovoid

                      begindocument

                      [A Otag B = C ]

                      enddocument


                      enter image description here






                      share|improve this answer



























                      • Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!

                        – Bernard
                        8 hours ago















                      2
















                      Here is a possibility with stackengine and the bigovoid symbol from mathabx (without replacing the default maths fonts with the mathabx fonts):



                      documentclassarticle

                      usepackageamsmath
                      DeclareFontFamilyUmathxhyphencharfont45
                      DeclareFontShapeUmathxmn%
                      <-6> mathx5
                      <6-7> mathx6
                      <7-8> mathx7
                      <8-9> mathx8
                      <9-10> mathx9
                      <10-12> mathx10
                      <12-> mathx12


                      DeclareSymbolFontmathxUmathxmn
                      DeclareFontSubstitutionUmathxmn

                      DeclareMathSymbolbigovoidmathopmathx"EC

                      usepackagestackengine
                      newcommandOtagmathbinstackMathstackinsetcc#bigovoid

                      begindocument

                      [A Otag B = C ]

                      enddocument


                      enter image description here






                      share|improve this answer



























                      • Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!

                        – Bernard
                        8 hours ago













                      2














                      2










                      2









                      Here is a possibility with stackengine and the bigovoid symbol from mathabx (without replacing the default maths fonts with the mathabx fonts):



                      documentclassarticle

                      usepackageamsmath
                      DeclareFontFamilyUmathxhyphencharfont45
                      DeclareFontShapeUmathxmn%
                      <-6> mathx5
                      <6-7> mathx6
                      <7-8> mathx7
                      <8-9> mathx8
                      <9-10> mathx9
                      <10-12> mathx10
                      <12-> mathx12


                      DeclareSymbolFontmathxUmathxmn
                      DeclareFontSubstitutionUmathxmn

                      DeclareMathSymbolbigovoidmathopmathx"EC

                      usepackagestackengine
                      newcommandOtagmathbinstackMathstackinsetcc#bigovoid

                      begindocument

                      [A Otag B = C ]

                      enddocument


                      enter image description here






                      share|improve this answer















                      Here is a possibility with stackengine and the bigovoid symbol from mathabx (without replacing the default maths fonts with the mathabx fonts):



                      documentclassarticle

                      usepackageamsmath
                      DeclareFontFamilyUmathxhyphencharfont45
                      DeclareFontShapeUmathxmn%
                      <-6> mathx5
                      <6-7> mathx6
                      <7-8> mathx7
                      <8-9> mathx8
                      <9-10> mathx9
                      <10-12> mathx10
                      <12-> mathx12


                      DeclareSymbolFontmathxUmathxmn
                      DeclareFontSubstitutionUmathxmn

                      DeclareMathSymbolbigovoidmathopmathx"EC

                      usepackagestackengine
                      newcommandOtagmathbinstackMathstackinsetcc#bigovoid

                      begindocument

                      [A Otag B = C ]

                      enddocument


                      enter image description here







                      share|improve this answer














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                      • Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!

                        – Bernard
                        8 hours ago

















                      • Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!

                        – Bernard
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                      – Bernard
                      8 hours ago





                      Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!

                      – Bernard
                      8 hours ago


















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