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It possible to have subscript and super script that does not shrink the font size?
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 9 hours ago
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 9 hours ago
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1717
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Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
9 hours ago
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
9 hours ago
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
9 hours ago
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 9 hours ago
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1717
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 9 hours ago
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1717
asked 9 hours ago
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1717
asked 9 hours ago
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1717
asked 9 hours ago
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1717
asked 9 hours ago
Jens WagemakerJens Wagemaker
1717
1717
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Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
9 hours ago
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
9 hours ago
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
9 hours ago
add a comment |
3
Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
9 hours ago
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
9 hours ago
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
9 hours ago
3
3
Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
9 hours ago
Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
9 hours ago
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
9 hours ago
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
9 hours ago
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
9 hours ago
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
9 hours ago
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If you want this behavior everywhere:
documentclassarticle
DeclareMathSizes10101010
begindocument
$a_b_cquad x^x^x$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
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 9 hours ago
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If you want this behavior everywhere:
documentclassarticle
DeclareMathSizes10101010
begindocument
$a_b_cquad x^x^x$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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If you want this behavior everywhere:
documentclassarticle
DeclareMathSizes10101010
begindocument
$a_b_cquad x^x^x$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
166k9210427
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If you want this behavior everywhere:
documentclassarticle
DeclareMathSizes10101010
begindocument
$a_b_cquad x^x^x$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
166k9210427
If you want this behavior everywhere:
documentclassarticle
DeclareMathSizes10101010
begindocument
$a_b_cquad x^x^x$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
166k9210427
answered 9 hours ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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answered 9 hours ago
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answered 9 hours ago
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If it's just the one-off case, you can
[ x^x x^displaystyle x ]
answered 9 hours ago
RmanoRmano
8,75421750
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If it's just the one-off case, you can
[ x^x x^displaystyle x ]
answered 9 hours ago
RmanoRmano
8,75421750
add a comment |
If it's just the one-off case, you can
[ x^x x^displaystyle x ]
answered 9 hours ago
RmanoRmano
8,75421750
If it's just the one-off case, you can
[ x^x x^displaystyle x ]
answered 9 hours ago
RmanoRmano
8,75421750
answered 9 hours ago
RmanoRmano
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answered 9 hours ago
RmanoRmano
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Do you want that just for the one-off formula or generically, for any formula in your text?
– Rmano
9 hours ago
Generically: I'm using a very verbose subscript and superscript. I'm afraid that it becomes unreadable if it shrinks.
– Jens Wagemaker
9 hours ago
See also texfaq.org/FAQ-mathsize
– Rmano
9 hours ago