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What is the proper markup for a Math operator in boldface?
Declaring a math operator with cursor placement, e.g. expected valueDeclaring a math operator for every capitalized word?Renew math operatorMath operator always in textstyleMath operator seeing as environmentDeclare a flexible math operator (such as expectation operator)How can I make a math operator symbol be bigger in display math?How to use a special character as a math operator?What is the right space between a math operator and its subscript?Error when defining a math operator and corresponding `renewcommand`
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I'd like to render the string Id as a Math Operator in upright boldface. What is the proper markup for that? mathbfoperatornameId? operatornamemathbfId? mathopmathbfId?
Note; this is for code in a macro, not inline.
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I'd like to render the string Id as a Math Operator in upright boldface. What is the proper markup for that? mathbfoperatornameId? operatornamemathbfId? mathopmathbfId?
Note; this is for code in a macro, not inline.
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I'd like to render the string Id as a Math Operator in upright boldface. What is the proper markup for that? mathbfoperatornameId? operatornamemathbfId? mathopmathbfId?
Note; this is for code in a macro, not inline.
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I'd like to render the string Id as a Math Operator in upright boldface. What is the proper markup for that? mathbfoperatornameId? operatornamemathbfId? mathopmathbfId?
Note; this is for code in a macro, not inline.
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Comparison:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
$mathbfoperatornameId$ is wrong
$operatornamemathbfId$ seems good
$mathopmathbfId$ seems good
$displaystyleoperatornamemathbfId_X$ seems good
$displaystylemathopmathbfId_X$ is wrong
enddocument
Thus the right one is operatornamemathbfId. Of course, if you use it more than a couple of times, you should do
DeclareMathOperatorIdmathbfId
in your document preamble and use Id.
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This is for a macro, not inline. I've edited the question to clarify that.
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Comparison:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
$mathbfoperatornameId$ is wrong
$operatornamemathbfId$ seems good
$mathopmathbfId$ seems good
$displaystyleoperatornamemathbfId_X$ seems good
$displaystylemathopmathbfId_X$ is wrong
enddocument
Thus the right one is operatornamemathbfId. Of course, if you use it more than a couple of times, you should do
DeclareMathOperatorIdmathbfId
in your document preamble and use Id.
answered 8 hours ago
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This is for a macro, not inline. I've edited the question to clarify that.
– shmuel
6 hours ago
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Comparison:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
$mathbfoperatornameId$ is wrong
$operatornamemathbfId$ seems good
$mathopmathbfId$ seems good
$displaystyleoperatornamemathbfId_X$ seems good
$displaystylemathopmathbfId_X$ is wrong
enddocument
Thus the right one is operatornamemathbfId. Of course, if you use it more than a couple of times, you should do
DeclareMathOperatorIdmathbfId
in your document preamble and use Id.
answered 8 hours ago
egregegreg
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This is for a macro, not inline. I've edited the question to clarify that.
– shmuel
6 hours ago
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Comparison:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
$mathbfoperatornameId$ is wrong
$operatornamemathbfId$ seems good
$mathopmathbfId$ seems good
$displaystyleoperatornamemathbfId_X$ seems good
$displaystylemathopmathbfId_X$ is wrong
enddocument
Thus the right one is operatornamemathbfId. Of course, if you use it more than a couple of times, you should do
DeclareMathOperatorIdmathbfId
in your document preamble and use Id.
answered 8 hours ago
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Comparison:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
$mathbfoperatornameId$ is wrong
$operatornamemathbfId$ seems good
$mathopmathbfId$ seems good
$displaystyleoperatornamemathbfId_X$ seems good
$displaystylemathopmathbfId_X$ is wrong
enddocument
Thus the right one is operatornamemathbfId. Of course, if you use it more than a couple of times, you should do
DeclareMathOperatorIdmathbfId
in your document preamble and use Id.
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This is for a macro, not inline. I've edited the question to clarify that.
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This is for a macro, not inline. I've edited the question to clarify that.
– shmuel
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This is for a macro, not inline. I've edited the question to clarify that.
– shmuel
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This is for a macro, not inline. I've edited the question to clarify that.
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