Hi, thanks,
On Thu, 5 Nov 1998, Greg Gamble wrote:
> You should get a lot further if you stick with LaTeX commands
I think I realised that in theory; as I explained, this material
isn't written by me, I start with whatever I get, and then try
to work outwards from there ;-)
> \newcommand{\oos}{$\mathcal{O}(\alpha \alpha_s^2)$}
A mail from Ross had arrived a little earlier, suggesting
\newcommand{\oos}{$\mathcal{O}(\alpha \alpha_{s}^{2})$}
and I'm now using that successfully. It not only fixed the problems
that were overtly caused by the raw tex, but also fixed another
problem that I had previously assumed was being caused by something
else.
thanks to all, sorry if this was all too easy.
