Resize several math operators to the same size
I need to use several math operations between the same kind of objects and would like them to be of matching sizes. E.g. I have two different operations: $otimes$ and $ast$. But the asterisk is much smaller than the otimes symbol and so equations using it take up less space. I would like them both to have the same width. Is there a clean way to achieve this?
I would also like to have operator (mathop) versions of the same operations, and I have the same question in that case.
Here is a MWE:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{amsart}
newcommand{pp}{mathbin{ast}}
newcommand{qq}{mathbin{otimes}}
begin{document}
inline:
$A pp B$
$A qq B$
display:
[A pp B]
[A qq B]
end{document}
which produces:
math-mode math-operators resize
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I need to use several math operations between the same kind of objects and would like them to be of matching sizes. E.g. I have two different operations: $otimes$ and $ast$. But the asterisk is much smaller than the otimes symbol and so equations using it take up less space. I would like them both to have the same width. Is there a clean way to achieve this?
I would also like to have operator (mathop) versions of the same operations, and I have the same question in that case.
Here is a MWE:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{amsart}
newcommand{pp}{mathbin{ast}}
newcommand{qq}{mathbin{otimes}}
begin{document}
inline:
$A pp B$
$A qq B$
display:
[A pp B]
[A qq B]
end{document}
which produces:
math-mode math-operators resize
asked 12 mins ago
RuiRui
383
add a comment |
I need to use several math operations between the same kind of objects and would like them to be of matching sizes. E.g. I have two different operations: $otimes$ and $ast$. But the asterisk is much smaller than the otimes symbol and so equations using it take up less space. I would like them both to have the same width. Is there a clean way to achieve this?
I would also like to have operator (mathop) versions of the same operations, and I have the same question in that case.
Here is a MWE:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{amsart}
newcommand{pp}{mathbin{ast}}
newcommand{qq}{mathbin{otimes}}
begin{document}
inline:
$A pp B$
$A qq B$
display:
[A pp B]
[A qq B]
end{document}
which produces:
math-mode math-operators resize
asked 12 mins ago
RuiRui
383
I need to use several math operations between the same kind of objects and would like them to be of matching sizes. E.g. I have two different operations: $otimes$ and $ast$. But the asterisk is much smaller than the otimes symbol and so equations using it take up less space. I would like them both to have the same width. Is there a clean way to achieve this?
I would also like to have operator (mathop) versions of the same operations, and I have the same question in that case.
Here is a MWE:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{amsart}
newcommand{pp}{mathbin{ast}}
newcommand{qq}{mathbin{otimes}}
begin{document}
inline:
$A pp B$
$A qq B$
display:
[A pp B]
[A qq B]
end{document}
which produces:
math-mode math-operators resize
math-mode math-operators resize
asked 12 mins ago
RuiRui
383
asked 12 mins ago
RuiRui
383
asked 12 mins ago
RuiRui
383
asked 12 mins ago
RuiRui
383
asked 12 mins ago
RuiRui
383
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