It possible to have subscript and super script that does not shrink the font size?
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It possible to have subscript and super script that does not shrink the font size?
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It possible to have subscript and super script that does not shrink the font size?
Usually the font size becomes smaller: e.g. 
Is it possible to have the subscript and superscript in normal font size?
fontsize subscripts superscripts
asked May 31 at 13:51
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
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It possible to have subscript and super script that does not shrink the font size?
Usually the font size becomes smaller: e.g.
Is it possible to have the subscript and superscript in normal font size?
fontsize subscripts superscripts
asked May 31 at 13:51
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1677
3
Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
May 31 at 13:58
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
May 31 at 14:04
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
May 31 at 14:07
add a comment |
It possible to have subscript and super script that does not shrink the font size?
Usually the font size becomes smaller: e.g.
Is it possible to have the subscript and superscript in normal font size?
fontsize subscripts superscripts
asked May 31 at 13:51
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1677
It possible to have subscript and super script that does not shrink the font size?
Usually the font size becomes smaller: e.g.
Is it possible to have the subscript and superscript in normal font size?
fontsize subscripts superscripts
fontsize subscripts superscripts
asked May 31 at 13:51
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1677
asked May 31 at 13:51
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1677
asked May 31 at 13:51
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1677
asked May 31 at 13:51
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1677
asked May 31 at 13:51
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1677
1677
3
Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
May 31 at 13:58
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
May 31 at 14:04
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
May 31 at 14:07
add a comment |
3
Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
May 31 at 13:58
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
May 31 at 14:04
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
May 31 at 14:07
3
3
Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
May 31 at 13:58
Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
May 31 at 13:58
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
May 31 at 14:04
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
May 31 at 14:04
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
May 31 at 14:07
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
May 31 at 14:07
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If it's just the one-off case, you can
[ x^x x^displaystyle x ]
answered May 31 at 14:01
RmanoRmano
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Do you also know the command for the other styles? Other than displaystyle?
– Jens Wagemaker
Jun 9 at 15:25
1
Yep...scriptstyleandscriptscriptstyle.
– Rmano
Jun 9 at 19:32
add a comment |
If you want this behavior everywhere:
documentclassarticle
DeclareMathSizes10101010
begindocument
$a_b_cquad x^x^x$
enddocument
answered May 31 at 14:05
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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If it's just the one-off case, you can
[ x^x x^displaystyle x ]
answered May 31 at 14:01
RmanoRmano
8,89921751
Do you also know the command for the other styles? Other than displaystyle?
– Jens Wagemaker
Jun 9 at 15:25
1
Yep...scriptstyleandscriptscriptstyle.
– Rmano
Jun 9 at 19:32
add a comment |
If it's just the one-off case, you can
[ x^x x^displaystyle x ]
answered May 31 at 14:01
RmanoRmano
8,89921751
Do you also know the command for the other styles? Other than displaystyle?
– Jens Wagemaker
Jun 9 at 15:25
1
Yep...scriptstyleandscriptscriptstyle.
– Rmano
Jun 9 at 19:32
add a comment |
If it's just the one-off case, you can
[ x^x x^displaystyle x ]
answered May 31 at 14:01
RmanoRmano
8,89921751
If it's just the one-off case, you can
[ x^x x^displaystyle x ]
answered May 31 at 14:01
RmanoRmano
8,89921751
answered May 31 at 14:01
RmanoRmano
8,89921751
answered May 31 at 14:01
RmanoRmano
8,89921751
answered May 31 at 14:01
RmanoRmano
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8,89921751
Do you also know the command for the other styles? Other than displaystyle?
– Jens Wagemaker
Jun 9 at 15:25
1
Yep...scriptstyleandscriptscriptstyle.
– Rmano
Jun 9 at 19:32
add a comment |
Do you also know the command for the other styles? Other than displaystyle?
– Jens Wagemaker
Jun 9 at 15:25
1
Yep...scriptstyleandscriptscriptstyle.
– Rmano
Jun 9 at 19:32
Do you also know the command for the other styles? Other than displaystyle?
– Jens Wagemaker
Jun 9 at 15:25
Do you also know the command for the other styles? Other than displaystyle?
– Jens Wagemaker
Jun 9 at 15:25
1
1
Yep...
scriptstyle and scriptscriptstyle.– Rmano
Jun 9 at 19:32
Yep...
scriptstyle and scriptscriptstyle.– Rmano
Jun 9 at 19:32
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If you want this behavior everywhere:
documentclassarticle
DeclareMathSizes10101010
begindocument
$a_b_cquad x^x^x$
enddocument
answered May 31 at 14:05
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
166k9210427
add a comment |
If you want this behavior everywhere:
documentclassarticle
DeclareMathSizes10101010
begindocument
$a_b_cquad x^x^x$
enddocument
answered May 31 at 14:05
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
166k9210427
add a comment |
If you want this behavior everywhere:
documentclassarticle
DeclareMathSizes10101010
begindocument
$a_b_cquad x^x^x$
enddocument
answered May 31 at 14:05
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
166k9210427
If you want this behavior everywhere:
documentclassarticle
DeclareMathSizes10101010
begindocument
$a_b_cquad x^x^x$
enddocument
answered May 31 at 14:05
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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answered May 31 at 14:05
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Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
May 31 at 13:58
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
May 31 at 14:04
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
May 31 at 14:07