TeX - LaTeX Asked by cxxl on June 18, 2021
What is the proper way to put a dot over an indexed variable, like for Netwon’s derivative notation? For typesetting reasons, I prefer dot{x}_i
, but my colleage argues that it’s an operator on x_i
and hence it must be dot{x_i}
, which looks hideous if the index is longer, like dot{x_text{max}}
. It becomes ever worse since I want to typeset vectors in boldface using the bm
package, but then the dot is boldface as well, and that is certainly incorrect. Who has some wisdom for me?
documentclass{article}
usepackage{bm}
newcommand{vect}[1]{{bm {#1}}}
begin{document}
Is it $dot{x}_i$ or $dot{x_i}$? What about $dot{x_{max}}$? par
And what about $vect{dot{x}_i}$ or $vect{dot{x}}_i$,
or maybe better $dot{vect{x}}_vect{i}$?
end{document}
Thanks. I can answer my own question from egreg's and David Carlisle's answers:
Use dot{x}_{<subscript>}
and dot{bm{x}}_{<subscript>}
, since typesetting is not mathematics.
Correct answer by cxxl on June 18, 2021
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