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Some context: In denoting a perturbation of a matrix, $A+Delta A$ (in $$ or []), I do not like how large the Δ is. Makes $Delta A$ look like "Δ times $A$" rather than a descriptive prefix showing that ΔA is an irreducible entity.



Towards that end, I have tried to use mathsmaller from relsize to fix the problem.



[ Delta A qquadtextversusqquad mathsmallermathsmallerDeltaA]


with output:





This gives the size I'd like, but the small Δ is flush to the bottom of A. I would like for it to be flush with the vertical center of A, like this:





Any tips? Thanks in advance.










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    Notation such as ΔA has been used for a few centuries with no problem.

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Some context: In denoting a perturbation of a matrix, $A+Delta A$ (in $$ or []), I do not like how large the Δ is. Makes $Delta A$ look like "Δ times $A$" rather than a descriptive prefix showing that ΔA is an irreducible entity.



Towards that end, I have tried to use mathsmaller from relsize to fix the problem.



[ Delta A qquadtextversusqquad mathsmallermathsmallerDeltaA]


with output:





This gives the size I'd like, but the small Δ is flush to the bottom of A. I would like for it to be flush with the vertical center of A, like this:





Any tips? Thanks in advance.










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    Notation such as ΔA has been used for a few centuries with no problem.

    – egreg
    4 hours ago













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Some context: In denoting a perturbation of a matrix, $A+Delta A$ (in $$ or []), I do not like how large the Δ is. Makes $Delta A$ look like "Δ times $A$" rather than a descriptive prefix showing that ΔA is an irreducible entity.



Towards that end, I have tried to use mathsmaller from relsize to fix the problem.



[ Delta A qquadtextversusqquad mathsmallermathsmallerDeltaA]


with output:





This gives the size I'd like, but the small Δ is flush to the bottom of A. I would like for it to be flush with the vertical center of A, like this:





Any tips? Thanks in advance.










share|improve this question









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Some context: In denoting a perturbation of a matrix, $A+Delta A$ (in $$ or []), I do not like how large the Δ is. Makes $Delta A$ look like "Δ times $A$" rather than a descriptive prefix showing that ΔA is an irreducible entity.



Towards that end, I have tried to use mathsmaller from relsize to fix the problem.



[ Delta A qquadtextversusqquad mathsmallermathsmallerDeltaA]


with output:





This gives the size I'd like, but the small Δ is flush to the bottom of A. I would like for it to be flush with the vertical center of A, like this:





Any tips? Thanks in advance.







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    Notation such as ΔA has been used for a few centuries with no problem.

    – egreg
    4 hours ago












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    Notation such as ΔA has been used for a few centuries with no problem.

    – egreg
    4 hours ago







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Notation such as “ΔA” or “Δx” has been used for a few centuries with no problem of interpretation (perhaps by newbie students, not by professional mathematicians).



If you want to be original ;-), you can do it like



documentclassarticle

makeatletter
newcommandSDeltamathpalettecenter@smallerDelta
newcommandcenter@smaller[2]%
begingroup
sboxz@$#1A$%
sboxtw@$m@thcenter@smaller@style#1#2$%
raiseboxdimexpr(htz@-httw@)/2relaxcopytw@%
endgroup

newcommandcenter@smaller@style[1]%
ifxscriptstyle#1scriptscriptstyleelsescriptstylefi

makeatother

begindocument

$SDelta A_SDelta A$

enddocument


This works in first level subscripts or superscripts, but not second level.



enter image description here






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  • Ah, I put the triangle in place of the Delta :-(. Now edit my answer. +1

    – Sebastiano
    4 hours ago



















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Something of this type? I hope to have understood your request.



enter image description here



documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageamssymb
begindocument
raisebox.4extiny $Delta$A
enddocument


If you want to change the Delta symbol with a triangle symbol similar to Delta, my suggestion is to use MnSymbol package that you can find in the pag. 68, Table 134: MnSymbol Triangle Relations into the guide of "The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List"



enter image description here



documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackageMnSymbol

begindocument
raisebox.4extiny $medtriangleup$A
enddocument





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    Notation such as “ΔA” or “Δx” has been used for a few centuries with no problem of interpretation (perhaps by newbie students, not by professional mathematicians).



    If you want to be original ;-), you can do it like



    documentclassarticle

    makeatletter
    newcommandSDeltamathpalettecenter@smallerDelta
    newcommandcenter@smaller[2]%
    begingroup
    sboxz@$#1A$%
    sboxtw@$m@thcenter@smaller@style#1#2$%
    raiseboxdimexpr(htz@-httw@)/2relaxcopytw@%
    endgroup

    newcommandcenter@smaller@style[1]%
    ifxscriptstyle#1scriptscriptstyleelsescriptstylefi

    makeatother

    begindocument

    $SDelta A_SDelta A$

    enddocument


    This works in first level subscripts or superscripts, but not second level.



    enter image description here






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    • Ah, I put the triangle in place of the Delta :-(. Now edit my answer. +1

      – Sebastiano
      4 hours ago
















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    Notation such as “ΔA” or “Δx” has been used for a few centuries with no problem of interpretation (perhaps by newbie students, not by professional mathematicians).



    If you want to be original ;-), you can do it like



    documentclassarticle

    makeatletter
    newcommandSDeltamathpalettecenter@smallerDelta
    newcommandcenter@smaller[2]%
    begingroup
    sboxz@$#1A$%
    sboxtw@$m@thcenter@smaller@style#1#2$%
    raiseboxdimexpr(htz@-httw@)/2relaxcopytw@%
    endgroup

    newcommandcenter@smaller@style[1]%
    ifxscriptstyle#1scriptscriptstyleelsescriptstylefi

    makeatother

    begindocument

    $SDelta A_SDelta A$

    enddocument


    This works in first level subscripts or superscripts, but not second level.



    enter image description here






    share|improve this answer

























    • Ah, I put the triangle in place of the Delta :-(. Now edit my answer. +1

      – Sebastiano
      4 hours ago














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    2









    Notation such as “ΔA” or “Δx” has been used for a few centuries with no problem of interpretation (perhaps by newbie students, not by professional mathematicians).



    If you want to be original ;-), you can do it like



    documentclassarticle

    makeatletter
    newcommandSDeltamathpalettecenter@smallerDelta
    newcommandcenter@smaller[2]%
    begingroup
    sboxz@$#1A$%
    sboxtw@$m@thcenter@smaller@style#1#2$%
    raiseboxdimexpr(htz@-httw@)/2relaxcopytw@%
    endgroup

    newcommandcenter@smaller@style[1]%
    ifxscriptstyle#1scriptscriptstyleelsescriptstylefi

    makeatother

    begindocument

    $SDelta A_SDelta A$

    enddocument


    This works in first level subscripts or superscripts, but not second level.



    enter image description here






    share|improve this answer













    Notation such as “ΔA” or “Δx” has been used for a few centuries with no problem of interpretation (perhaps by newbie students, not by professional mathematicians).



    If you want to be original ;-), you can do it like



    documentclassarticle

    makeatletter
    newcommandSDeltamathpalettecenter@smallerDelta
    newcommandcenter@smaller[2]%
    begingroup
    sboxz@$#1A$%
    sboxtw@$m@thcenter@smaller@style#1#2$%
    raiseboxdimexpr(htz@-httw@)/2relaxcopytw@%
    endgroup

    newcommandcenter@smaller@style[1]%
    ifxscriptstyle#1scriptscriptstyleelsescriptstylefi

    makeatother

    begindocument

    $SDelta A_SDelta A$

    enddocument


    This works in first level subscripts or superscripts, but not second level.



    enter image description here







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    • Ah, I put the triangle in place of the Delta :-(. Now edit my answer. +1

      – Sebastiano
      4 hours ago


















    • Ah, I put the triangle in place of the Delta :-(. Now edit my answer. +1

      – Sebastiano
      4 hours ago

















    Ah, I put the triangle in place of the Delta :-(. Now edit my answer. +1

    – Sebastiano
    4 hours ago






    Ah, I put the triangle in place of the Delta :-(. Now edit my answer. +1

    – Sebastiano
    4 hours ago














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    Something of this type? I hope to have understood your request.



    enter image description here



    documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
    usepackageamssymb
    begindocument
    raisebox.4extiny $Delta$A
    enddocument


    If you want to change the Delta symbol with a triangle symbol similar to Delta, my suggestion is to use MnSymbol package that you can find in the pag. 68, Table 134: MnSymbol Triangle Relations into the guide of "The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List"



    enter image description here



    documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
    usepackageMnSymbol

    begindocument
    raisebox.4extiny $medtriangleup$A
    enddocument





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      Something of this type? I hope to have understood your request.



      enter image description here



      documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
      usepackageamssymb
      begindocument
      raisebox.4extiny $Delta$A
      enddocument


      If you want to change the Delta symbol with a triangle symbol similar to Delta, my suggestion is to use MnSymbol package that you can find in the pag. 68, Table 134: MnSymbol Triangle Relations into the guide of "The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List"



      enter image description here



      documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
      usepackageMnSymbol

      begindocument
      raisebox.4extiny $medtriangleup$A
      enddocument





      share|improve this answer





























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        Something of this type? I hope to have understood your request.



        enter image description here



        documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
        usepackageamssymb
        begindocument
        raisebox.4extiny $Delta$A
        enddocument


        If you want to change the Delta symbol with a triangle symbol similar to Delta, my suggestion is to use MnSymbol package that you can find in the pag. 68, Table 134: MnSymbol Triangle Relations into the guide of "The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List"



        enter image description here



        documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
        usepackageMnSymbol

        begindocument
        raisebox.4extiny $medtriangleup$A
        enddocument





        share|improve this answer















        Something of this type? I hope to have understood your request.



        enter image description here



        documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
        usepackageamssymb
        begindocument
        raisebox.4extiny $Delta$A
        enddocument


        If you want to change the Delta symbol with a triangle symbol similar to Delta, my suggestion is to use MnSymbol package that you can find in the pag. 68, Table 134: MnSymbol Triangle Relations into the guide of "The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List"



        enter image description here



        documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
        usepackageMnSymbol

        begindocument
        raisebox.4extiny $medtriangleup$A
        enddocument






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