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How do employ ' (“prime”) in math mode at the correct depth?
How to make proportional subscript when using smaller font in math mode?Placement of subscripts using unicode-math. Is it XeTeX bug?How do I enforce a font size on a newly-defined symbol while using it in math mode?Prevent spacing in sub or super scripts with eulervmWhy is my prime symbol too low? And: Why are my subscripts not scaled accordingly when I use scriptsize?Is there a way to get “dumb” single quote in math mode?Environment that disables italics in math modeSmaller font for subscript within subscript in math modeVisually Better Mathematic SubscriptsChange `textlnot` to something usable in math mode with `kpfonts`
How does one use the ' symbol ("apostrophe") in math mode without letting it change the depth of subscripts?
For example the following tex code:
[
int_G^d varphi_ul,ui varphi_ul',ui' varphi_ulprime,uiprime dx
]
yields the following result
We notice that using the apostrophe ' looks way better than the overall result from using prime, but sadly using ' affects the depth below the baseline at which subscripts are placed.
How can one use ' properly in math mode?
Difference:
math-mode subscripts
edited May 12 at 18:53
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How does one use the ' symbol ("apostrophe") in math mode without letting it change the depth of subscripts?
For example the following tex code:
[
int_G^d varphi_ul,ui varphi_ul',ui' varphi_ulprime,uiprime dx
]
yields the following result
We notice that using the apostrophe ' looks way better than the overall result from using prime, but sadly using ' affects the depth below the baseline at which subscripts are placed.
How can one use ' properly in math mode?
Difference:
math-mode subscripts
edited May 12 at 18:53
Mico
292k32401788
asked May 12 at 17:50
Christian.gruenerChristian.gruener
585
Welcome! I'm not sure what you mean by “the subscripts do not have the same size”.
– egreg
May 12 at 17:58
hey. Thanks for the answer. If you look really close you see in the screenshot that the secound $underlinel', underlinei'$ is a big bigger than the other ones. See the picture I added :)
– Christian.gruener
May 12 at 18:12
8
primeis a full-size glyph, and is meant to be used only in an explicit superscript, by itself. Hence, instead ofphi_lprime, usephi_l^prime. (The apostrophe is equivalent to^primewith finagling to allow multiple apostrophes to be input consecutively without triggering a "double superscript" error.)
– barbara beeton
May 12 at 22:49
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How does one use the ' symbol ("apostrophe") in math mode without letting it change the depth of subscripts?
For example the following tex code:
[
int_G^d varphi_ul,ui varphi_ul',ui' varphi_ulprime,uiprime dx
]
yields the following result
We notice that using the apostrophe ' looks way better than the overall result from using prime, but sadly using ' affects the depth below the baseline at which subscripts are placed.
How can one use ' properly in math mode?
Difference:
math-mode subscripts
edited May 12 at 18:53
Mico
292k32401788
asked May 12 at 17:50
Christian.gruenerChristian.gruener
585
How does one use the ' symbol ("apostrophe") in math mode without letting it change the depth of subscripts?
For example the following tex code:
[
int_G^d varphi_ul,ui varphi_ul',ui' varphi_ulprime,uiprime dx
]
yields the following result
We notice that using the apostrophe ' looks way better than the overall result from using prime, but sadly using ' affects the depth below the baseline at which subscripts are placed.
How can one use ' properly in math mode?
Difference:
math-mode subscripts
math-mode subscripts
edited May 12 at 18:53
Mico
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asked May 12 at 17:50
Christian.gruenerChristian.gruener
585
edited May 12 at 18:53
Mico
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Christian.gruenerChristian.gruener
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edited May 12 at 18:53
Mico
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Mico
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asked May 12 at 17:50
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asked May 12 at 17:50
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585
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Welcome! I'm not sure what you mean by “the subscripts do not have the same size”.
– egreg
May 12 at 17:58
hey. Thanks for the answer. If you look really close you see in the screenshot that the secound $underlinel', underlinei'$ is a big bigger than the other ones. See the picture I added :)
– Christian.gruener
May 12 at 18:12
8
primeis a full-size glyph, and is meant to be used only in an explicit superscript, by itself. Hence, instead ofphi_lprime, usephi_l^prime. (The apostrophe is equivalent to^primewith finagling to allow multiple apostrophes to be input consecutively without triggering a "double superscript" error.)
– barbara beeton
May 12 at 22:49
add a comment |
Welcome! I'm not sure what you mean by “the subscripts do not have the same size”.
– egreg
May 12 at 17:58
hey. Thanks for the answer. If you look really close you see in the screenshot that the secound $underlinel', underlinei'$ is a big bigger than the other ones. See the picture I added :)
– Christian.gruener
May 12 at 18:12
8
primeis a full-size glyph, and is meant to be used only in an explicit superscript, by itself. Hence, instead ofphi_lprime, usephi_l^prime. (The apostrophe is equivalent to^primewith finagling to allow multiple apostrophes to be input consecutively without triggering a "double superscript" error.)
– barbara beeton
May 12 at 22:49
Welcome! I'm not sure what you mean by “the subscripts do not have the same size”.
– egreg
May 12 at 17:58
Welcome! I'm not sure what you mean by “the subscripts do not have the same size”.
– egreg
May 12 at 17:58
hey. Thanks for the answer. If you look really close you see in the screenshot that the secound $underlinel', underlinei'$ is a big bigger than the other ones. See the picture I added :)
– Christian.gruener
May 12 at 18:12
hey. Thanks for the answer. If you look really close you see in the screenshot that the secound $underlinel', underlinei'$ is a big bigger than the other ones. See the picture I added :)
– Christian.gruener
May 12 at 18:12
8
8
prime is a full-size glyph, and is meant to be used only in an explicit superscript, by itself. Hence, instead of phi_lprime, use phi_l^prime. (The apostrophe is equivalent to ^prime with finagling to allow multiple apostrophes to be input consecutively without triggering a "double superscript" error.)– barbara beeton
May 12 at 22:49
prime is a full-size glyph, and is meant to be used only in an explicit superscript, by itself. Hence, instead of phi_lprime, use phi_l^prime. (The apostrophe is equivalent to ^prime with finagling to allow multiple apostrophes to be input consecutively without triggering a "double superscript" error.)– barbara beeton
May 12 at 22:49
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If you want subscripts to be on the same level, just add mathstrut to them. A strut is an invisible thin vertical rectangle used in vertical spacing.
int_G^d varphi_mathstrut l,i varphi_mathstrut l',i' dx
P.S. In addition to mathstrut, strut also works, but @Mico suggests below, using mathstrut instead of strut is better in math mode.
edited May 13 at 11:25
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They're not smaller, but lowered less than the primed subscripts. Use a phantom, when you have to align subscripts.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
newcommandulunderlinel
newcommanduiunderlinei
newcommandvp^vphantomprime
begindocument
[
int_G^d varphi_ulvp,uivp varphi_ul',ui',dx
]
enddocument
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If you want subscripts to be on the same level, just add mathstrut to them. A strut is an invisible thin vertical rectangle used in vertical spacing.
int_G^d varphi_mathstrut l,i varphi_mathstrut l',i' dx
P.S. In addition to mathstrut, strut also works, but @Mico suggests below, using mathstrut instead of strut is better in math mode.
edited May 13 at 11:25
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answered May 12 at 18:17
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If you want subscripts to be on the same level, just add mathstrut to them. A strut is an invisible thin vertical rectangle used in vertical spacing.
int_G^d varphi_mathstrut l,i varphi_mathstrut l',i' dx
P.S. In addition to mathstrut, strut also works, but @Mico suggests below, using mathstrut instead of strut is better in math mode.
edited May 13 at 11:25
L. F.
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answered May 12 at 18:17
BorisBoris
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If you want subscripts to be on the same level, just add mathstrut to them. A strut is an invisible thin vertical rectangle used in vertical spacing.
int_G^d varphi_mathstrut l,i varphi_mathstrut l',i' dx
P.S. In addition to mathstrut, strut also works, but @Mico suggests below, using mathstrut instead of strut is better in math mode.
edited May 13 at 11:25
L. F.
298111
answered May 12 at 18:17
BorisBoris
30.8k265107
If you want subscripts to be on the same level, just add mathstrut to them. A strut is an invisible thin vertical rectangle used in vertical spacing.
int_G^d varphi_mathstrut l,i varphi_mathstrut l',i' dx
P.S. In addition to mathstrut, strut also works, but @Mico suggests below, using mathstrut instead of strut is better in math mode.
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They're not smaller, but lowered less than the primed subscripts. Use a phantom, when you have to align subscripts.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
newcommandulunderlinel
newcommanduiunderlinei
newcommandvp^vphantomprime
begindocument
[
int_G^d varphi_ulvp,uivp varphi_ul',ui',dx
]
enddocument
answered May 12 at 19:32
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They're not smaller, but lowered less than the primed subscripts. Use a phantom, when you have to align subscripts.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
newcommandulunderlinel
newcommanduiunderlinei
newcommandvp^vphantomprime
begindocument
[
int_G^d varphi_ulvp,uivp varphi_ul',ui',dx
]
enddocument
answered May 12 at 19:32
egregegreg
744k8919473283
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They're not smaller, but lowered less than the primed subscripts. Use a phantom, when you have to align subscripts.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
newcommandulunderlinel
newcommanduiunderlinei
newcommandvp^vphantomprime
begindocument
[
int_G^d varphi_ulvp,uivp varphi_ul',ui',dx
]
enddocument
answered May 12 at 19:32
egregegreg
744k8919473283
They're not smaller, but lowered less than the primed subscripts. Use a phantom, when you have to align subscripts.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
newcommandulunderlinel
newcommanduiunderlinei
newcommandvp^vphantomprime
begindocument
[
int_G^d varphi_ulvp,uivp varphi_ul',ui',dx
]
enddocument
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Welcome! I'm not sure what you mean by “the subscripts do not have the same size”.
– egreg
May 12 at 17:58
hey. Thanks for the answer. If you look really close you see in the screenshot that the secound $underlinel', underlinei'$ is a big bigger than the other ones. See the picture I added :)
– Christian.gruener
May 12 at 18:12
8
primeis a full-size glyph, and is meant to be used only in an explicit superscript, by itself. Hence, instead ofphi_lprime, usephi_l^prime. (The apostrophe is equivalent to^primewith finagling to allow multiple apostrophes to be input consecutively without triggering a "double superscript" error.)– barbara beeton
May 12 at 22:49