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How do I write this symbol in latex? (disjoint sharp operator)
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How do I write this symbol in latex? (disjoint sharp operator)
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I can't find this symbol used to indicate the disjoint sharp operator.
It's a # inside a circle. Is this symbol available in LaTex? if not, how can I draw it inside a mathematical equation?
symbols math-operators logic
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I can't find this symbol used to indicate the disjoint sharp operator.
It's a # inside a circle. Is this symbol available in LaTex? if not, how can I draw it inside a mathematical equation?
symbols math-operators logic
Maybe help: tex.stackexchange.com/a/7045/31034
– ferahfeza
8 hours ago
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I can't find this symbol used to indicate the disjoint sharp operator.
It's a # inside a circle. Is this symbol available in LaTex? if not, how can I draw it inside a mathematical equation?
symbols math-operators logic
I can't find this symbol used to indicate the disjoint sharp operator.
It's a # inside a circle. Is this symbol available in LaTex? if not, how can I draw it inside a mathematical equation?
symbols math-operators logic
symbols math-operators logic
asked 9 hours ago
Gerardo ZinnoGerardo Zinno
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Maybe help: tex.stackexchange.com/a/7045/31034
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Maybe help: tex.stackexchange.com/a/7045/31034
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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
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
.
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.
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:
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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
Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!
– Bernard
8 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
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
.
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
add a comment
|
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
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
.
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
add a comment
|
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
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
.
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
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
.
answered 8 hours ago
egregegreg
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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
add a comment
|
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
add a comment
|
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.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackageMnSymbol,scalerel
newcommanddisjmathrelbigcirclemkern-4muraise.3exllap$scaleobj.6#$
begindocument
$Adisj B=C$
enddocument
add a comment
|
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.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackageMnSymbol,scalerel
newcommanddisjmathrelbigcirclemkern-4muraise.3exllap$scaleobj.6#$
begindocument
$Adisj B=C$
enddocument
add a comment
|
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.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackageMnSymbol,scalerel
newcommanddisjmathrelbigcirclemkern-4muraise.3exllap$scaleobj.6#$
begindocument
$Adisj B=C$
enddocument
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.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackageMnSymbol,scalerel
newcommanddisjmathrelbigcirclemkern-4muraise.3exllap$scaleobj.6#$
begindocument
$Adisj B=C$
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
SebastianoSebastiano
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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:
add a comment
|
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:
add a comment
|
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:
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:
answered 8 hours ago
MarijnMarijn
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add a comment
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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
Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!
– Bernard
8 hours ago
add a comment
|
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
Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!
– Bernard
8 hours ago
add a comment
|
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
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
edited 8 hours ago
answered 8 hours ago
BernardBernard
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Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!
– Bernard
8 hours ago
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Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!
– Bernard
8 hours ago
Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!
– Bernard
8 hours ago
Tante grazie for warning me, Sebastiano!
– Bernard
8 hours ago
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