TeX - LaTeX Asked by user238832 on June 16, 2021
In my preamble, I have defined a math operator by writing DeclareMathOperator{Av}{Av}
. When I use the command $Av$
, there is a small amount of horizontal space on each side of the operator. Usually, this spacing looks good, but not when I put it inside absolute value symbols. For example, if I write $|Av(n)|$
, then there is a little vertical space between the first vertical bar and the A. Is there a way to define my operator in my preamble so that this spacing does not appear?
The comments already gave you a couple of good solutions, lvert Av(n) rvert
and defining an abs
command using DeclarePairedDelimiter
from mathtools
.
The reason you’re having this problem is the spacing between atoms of different math classes. A command you define with declaremathoperator
has the same mathop
spacing as log or sin, so if you try to bracket it with two mathord
atoms, you’ll get spacing like 2 log x. You instead want your delimiters to have mathopen
and mathclose
spacing, like (
and )
or [
and ]
, and lvert
and rvert
do.
Answered by Davislor on June 16, 2021
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