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Peter
Aug 1, 2021, 9:55:53 AM8/1/21
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One often sees \lim_{x\to\xi+0}f(x)=... and \lim_{x\to\xi-0}f(x)=...
And also, as an alternative, the arrow angled down or up. How does one
get the arrow angled down or up in TeX?
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And also, as an alternative, the arrow angled down or up. How does one
get the arrow angled down or up in TeX?
--
The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here
Abraham Lincoln at Gettysburg
Peter
Aug 1, 2021, 2:33:25 PM8/1/21
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Peter wrote:
> One often sees \lim_{x\to\xi+0}f(x)=... and \lim_{x\to\xi-0}f(x)=...
> And also, as an alternative, the arrow angled down or up. How does one
> get the arrow angled down or up in TeX?
Sorry, I wasn't thinking. Use \nearrow and \searrow.
> One often sees \lim_{x\to\xi+0}f(x)=... and \lim_{x\to\xi-0}f(x)=...
> And also, as an alternative, the arrow angled down or up. How does one
> get the arrow angled down or up in TeX?
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