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Litvinov Sergey
Jun 30, 2005, 2:34:03 PM6/30/05
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How to get angle brackets <v>. It often means average.
Thanks.
Hendrik Maryns
Jun 30, 2005, 2:38:15 PM6/30/05
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Litvinov Sergey schreef:
> How to get angle brackets <v>. It often means average.
> How to get angle brackets <v>. It often means average.
$<v>$
H.
jj
Jun 30, 2005, 2:48:35 PM6/30/05
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Litvinov Sergey a écrit :
> How to get angle brackets <v>. It often means average.
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> Thanks.
Hi,
\rangle and \langle
luec...@uark.edu
Jun 30, 2005, 6:08:57 PM6/30/05
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These give inequality signs. Examine the result of the following LaTeX
code:
\[ <v> = 2 \]
Note how the space between "v" and ">" is larger than that between ">"
and "=".
That is because TeX sees two math relations together and treats that as
a single relation. Compare that with
\[ \langle v\rangle = 2 \]
where TeX treats the angle brackets as matched delimiters (as it
should). Use "<" and ">" only for inequalities.
I've seen this far too often among even experienced mathematicians. It
really belongs in l2tabu.
Dan
Chris
Jun 30, 2005, 6:35:40 PM6/30/05
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Litvinov Sergey wrote on 2005.06.30 11:34:
> How to get angle brackets <v>. It often means average.
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> Thanks.
> How to get angle brackets <v>. It often means average.
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> Thanks.
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/misc/
Try braket.sty for your solution and other neat commands.
Usage: \braket{v}
Litvinov Sergey
Jul 2, 2005, 11:20:59 AM7/2/05
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Thank you everyone.
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