TeX - LaTeX Asked by Miladiouss on August 23, 2021
As it can be seen in the following two equations, the spacing between the first two A’s depends on the font size and changes if the new AA symbol is used in a fraction.
- ${Ahspace{-.7ex}A}{AA}$
- $frac{Ahspace{-.7ex}A}{AA}$
I have tried em
, mm
, and pt
with no success. How can one define a negative spacing that functions the same way everywhere, independent of the font size?
Or similarly, how can I define a new composit symbol (e.g. AA) that looks the same everywhere?
Set it up to account for the math style.
documentclass{article}
newcommanddblA{mathchoice
{Ahspace{-.7ex}A}
{Ahspace{-.7ex}A}
{Ahspace{-.58ex}A}
{Ahspace{-.55ex}A}%
}
begin{document}
$dblA AA$
$scriptstyledblA AA$
$scriptscriptstyledblA AA$
end{document}
Correct answer by Steven B. Segletes on August 23, 2021
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