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Upside down reversion for a Greek letter
Bounding box for each letterGreek description for custom variables (newkomavar*) in lco-filePDFs want to scale downTexMaker: Greek acute next to letter instead of aboveMac PDF preview wants to scale downIs there a LaTeX3 equivalent for @ifpackageloaded?Greek letter in eps figure LatexHow do I produce this Greek letter koppa: Ϟ in pdfLaTeX?
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How do I type in LaTeX a Greek letter, say Omega reflected along baseline?
I might have included a picture for what I mean but it should be clear anyway.
If not clear: I want to type a Greek letter in a way that if soemone rotates a printed paper by 180 degrees, that one would see an ordinary Greek letter?
I wanted to use $$ but these pages tex.stackexchange.com do not correctly interpret them.
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How do I type in LaTeX a Greek letter, say Omega reflected along baseline?
I might have included a picture for what I mean but it should be clear anyway.
If not clear: I want to type a Greek letter in a way that if soemone rotates a printed paper by 180 degrees, that one would see an ordinary Greek letter?
I wanted to use $$ but these pages tex.stackexchange.com do not correctly interpret them.
pdftex pdf latex3
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To clarify: do you want the letter reflected vertically or rotated 180°? If it doesn’t have bilateral symmetry, those are not the same.
– Davislor
8 hours ago
You want thegraphicxpackage, eitherrotateboxorscalebox1[-1]. Since that’s undocumented, you could alsoreflectboxarotatebox.
– Davislor
8 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle It makes total sense, but I was checking the manual, and it only actually says that a negative horizontal scale is supported.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle This site is littered with top answers that broke when a package updated, And no one knows how many changes were never made because existing documents rely on implementation details, locking them in.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
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How do I type in LaTeX a Greek letter, say Omega reflected along baseline?
I might have included a picture for what I mean but it should be clear anyway.
If not clear: I want to type a Greek letter in a way that if soemone rotates a printed paper by 180 degrees, that one would see an ordinary Greek letter?
I wanted to use $$ but these pages tex.stackexchange.com do not correctly interpret them.
pdftex pdf latex3
asked 8 hours ago
user2925716user2925716
2856 bronze badges
How do I type in LaTeX a Greek letter, say Omega reflected along baseline?
I might have included a picture for what I mean but it should be clear anyway.
If not clear: I want to type a Greek letter in a way that if soemone rotates a printed paper by 180 degrees, that one would see an ordinary Greek letter?
I wanted to use $$ but these pages tex.stackexchange.com do not correctly interpret them.
pdftex pdf latex3
pdftex pdf latex3
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To clarify: do you want the letter reflected vertically or rotated 180°? If it doesn’t have bilateral symmetry, those are not the same.
– Davislor
8 hours ago
You want thegraphicxpackage, eitherrotateboxorscalebox1[-1]. Since that’s undocumented, you could alsoreflectboxarotatebox.
– Davislor
8 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle It makes total sense, but I was checking the manual, and it only actually says that a negative horizontal scale is supported.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle This site is littered with top answers that broke when a package updated, And no one knows how many changes were never made because existing documents rely on implementation details, locking them in.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
add a comment |
1
To clarify: do you want the letter reflected vertically or rotated 180°? If it doesn’t have bilateral symmetry, those are not the same.
– Davislor
8 hours ago
You want thegraphicxpackage, eitherrotateboxorscalebox1[-1]. Since that’s undocumented, you could alsoreflectboxarotatebox.
– Davislor
8 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle It makes total sense, but I was checking the manual, and it only actually says that a negative horizontal scale is supported.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle This site is littered with top answers that broke when a package updated, And no one knows how many changes were never made because existing documents rely on implementation details, locking them in.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
1
1
To clarify: do you want the letter reflected vertically or rotated 180°? If it doesn’t have bilateral symmetry, those are not the same.
– Davislor
8 hours ago
To clarify: do you want the letter reflected vertically or rotated 180°? If it doesn’t have bilateral symmetry, those are not the same.
– Davislor
8 hours ago
You want the
graphicx package, either rotatebox or scalebox1[-1]. Since that’s undocumented, you could also reflectbox a rotatebox.– Davislor
8 hours ago
You want the
graphicx package, either rotatebox or scalebox1[-1]. Since that’s undocumented, you could also reflectbox a rotatebox.– Davislor
8 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle It makes total sense, but I was checking the manual, and it only actually says that a negative horizontal scale is supported.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle It makes total sense, but I was checking the manual, and it only actually says that a negative horizontal scale is supported.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle This site is littered with top answers that broke when a package updated, And no one knows how many changes were never made because existing documents rely on implementation details, locking them in.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle This site is littered with top answers that broke when a package updated, And no one knows how many changes were never made because existing documents rely on implementation details, locking them in.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
add a comment |
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documentclassarticle
usepackagegraphics
begindocument
[ Omegaquadraiseboxdepthscalebox1[-1]$ Omega $ ]
enddocument
Added:
Simpler, the amssymb package defines the mho command for the conductance unit: 
answered 8 hours ago
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Also U+2127. LaTeX 2.09 predefinedmho, but not LaTeX2e. Present in many other packages, including: latexsym, amsfonts, amssymb, txfonts, pxfonts, wasysym and unicode-math.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
Yes. I took it fromamssymbsince most people load it.
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documentclassarticle
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enddocument
Added:
Simpler, the amssymb package defines the mho command for the conductance unit:
answered 8 hours ago
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Also U+2127. LaTeX 2.09 predefinedmho, but not LaTeX2e. Present in many other packages, including: latexsym, amsfonts, amssymb, txfonts, pxfonts, wasysym and unicode-math.
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Yes. I took it fromamssymbsince most people load it.
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documentclassarticle
usepackagegraphics
begindocument
[ Omegaquadraiseboxdepthscalebox1[-1]$ Omega $ ]
enddocument
Added:
Simpler, the amssymb package defines the mho command for the conductance unit:
answered 8 hours ago
BernardBernard
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Also U+2127. LaTeX 2.09 predefinedmho, but not LaTeX2e. Present in many other packages, including: latexsym, amsfonts, amssymb, txfonts, pxfonts, wasysym and unicode-math.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
Yes. I took it fromamssymbsince most people load it.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
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Like this?
documentclassarticle
usepackagegraphics
begindocument
[ Omegaquadraiseboxdepthscalebox1[-1]$ Omega $ ]
enddocument
Added:
Simpler, the amssymb package defines the mho command for the conductance unit:
answered 8 hours ago
BernardBernard
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Like this?
documentclassarticle
usepackagegraphics
begindocument
[ Omegaquadraiseboxdepthscalebox1[-1]$ Omega $ ]
enddocument
Added:
Simpler, the amssymb package defines the mho command for the conductance unit:
answered 8 hours ago
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Also U+2127. LaTeX 2.09 predefinedmho, but not LaTeX2e. Present in many other packages, including: latexsym, amsfonts, amssymb, txfonts, pxfonts, wasysym and unicode-math.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
Yes. I took it fromamssymbsince most people load it.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
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Also U+2127. LaTeX 2.09 predefinedmho, but not LaTeX2e. Present in many other packages, including: latexsym, amsfonts, amssymb, txfonts, pxfonts, wasysym and unicode-math.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
Yes. I took it fromamssymbsince most people load it.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Also U+2127. LaTeX 2.09 predefined
mho, but not LaTeX2e. Present in many other packages, including: latexsym, amsfonts, amssymb, txfonts, pxfonts, wasysym and unicode-math.– Davislor
7 hours ago
Also U+2127. LaTeX 2.09 predefined
mho, but not LaTeX2e. Present in many other packages, including: latexsym, amsfonts, amssymb, txfonts, pxfonts, wasysym and unicode-math.– Davislor
7 hours ago
Yes. I took it from
amssymb since most people load it.– Bernard
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Yes. I took it from
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To clarify: do you want the letter reflected vertically or rotated 180°? If it doesn’t have bilateral symmetry, those are not the same.
– Davislor
8 hours ago
You want the
graphicxpackage, eitherrotateboxorscalebox1[-1]. Since that’s undocumented, you could alsoreflectboxarotatebox.– Davislor
8 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle It makes total sense, but I was checking the manual, and it only actually says that a negative horizontal scale is supported.
– Davislor
7 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle This site is littered with top answers that broke when a package updated, And no one knows how many changes were never made because existing documents rely on implementation details, locking them in.
– Davislor
7 hours ago