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How to make a small $varhexagon$ in latex?
How can I change the size of one symbol in an equation?How can I make LaTeX ignore certain math symbols in math mode?Text mode commands/symbols in math modeHow to make circumflexes wider but still of a fixed size in XeTeX?How to create the character Д for math mode?Resizing LaTeX Math mode fontIs there a trident symbol in LaTeX?Math symbols in text modeAngle brackets with commath and Asana Math too large (or small)small capital letters in math environmentMake curvearrowright longer
I would like to have a command that shrinks down the size of $varhexagon$ from the wasysym package in latex to a very small size.
In principle, $tiny varhexagon$ does what I want, but apparently the command "tiny" is not allowed in math mode.
Is there a way to circumvent this?
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I would like to have a command that shrinks down the size of $varhexagon$ from the wasysym package in latex to a very small size.
In principle, $tiny varhexagon$ does what I want, but apparently the command "tiny" is not allowed in math mode.
Is there a way to circumvent this?
math-mode symbols amsmath math-operators
asked 13 mins ago
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scaleboxmay be what you want.
– JouleV
10 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How can I change the size of one symbol in an equation?
– CarLaTeX
6 mins ago
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I would like to have a command that shrinks down the size of $varhexagon$ from the wasysym package in latex to a very small size.
In principle, $tiny varhexagon$ does what I want, but apparently the command "tiny" is not allowed in math mode.
Is there a way to circumvent this?
math-mode symbols amsmath math-operators
asked 13 mins ago
J.DoeJ.Doe
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I would like to have a command that shrinks down the size of $varhexagon$ from the wasysym package in latex to a very small size.
In principle, $tiny varhexagon$ does what I want, but apparently the command "tiny" is not allowed in math mode.
Is there a way to circumvent this?
math-mode symbols amsmath math-operators
math-mode symbols amsmath math-operators
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scaleboxmay be what you want.
– JouleV
10 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How can I change the size of one symbol in an equation?
– CarLaTeX
6 mins ago
add a comment |
scaleboxmay be what you want.
– JouleV
10 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How can I change the size of one symbol in an equation?
– CarLaTeX
6 mins ago
scalebox may be what you want.– JouleV
10 mins ago
scalebox may be what you want.– JouleV
10 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How can I change the size of one symbol in an equation?
– CarLaTeX
6 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How can I change the size of one symbol in an equation?
– CarLaTeX
6 mins ago
add a comment |
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Indeed, tiny is a text mode command and thus not allowed in math mode.
What you're probably looking for is
scriptscriptsizevarhexagon
Observe the use of curly braces. They serve to limit the scope of the scriptscriptsize instruction.
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Indeed, tiny is a text mode command and thus not allowed in math mode.
What you're probably looking for is
scriptscriptsizevarhexagon
Observe the use of curly braces. They serve to limit the scope of the scriptscriptsize instruction.
answered 13 secs ago
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Indeed, tiny is a text mode command and thus not allowed in math mode.
What you're probably looking for is
scriptscriptsizevarhexagon
Observe the use of curly braces. They serve to limit the scope of the scriptscriptsize instruction.
answered 13 secs ago
MicoMico
283k31388776
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Indeed, tiny is a text mode command and thus not allowed in math mode.
What you're probably looking for is
scriptscriptsizevarhexagon
Observe the use of curly braces. They serve to limit the scope of the scriptscriptsize instruction.
answered 13 secs ago
MicoMico
283k31388776
Indeed, tiny is a text mode command and thus not allowed in math mode.
What you're probably looking for is
scriptscriptsizevarhexagon
Observe the use of curly braces. They serve to limit the scope of the scriptscriptsize instruction.
answered 13 secs ago
MicoMico
283k31388776
answered 13 secs ago
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283k31388776
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