On Wed, 21 Jan 2004, Rich Shepard wrote:
Is there a more efficient/better/proper way of using a over-tilde on a letter in math mode?
Now I need some guidance on how to use the tilde-over-A as a subscript in an inline equation. I typed this:
\textrm{\~ A }=\{(x,\mu_{\textrm{\~ A}}(x))|(x\in U)\}
$\mathaccent`~A=\{(x,\mu_{\mathaccent`~A}(x))|(x\in U)\}$
mark it with the cursor and hit ctrl-m, then it will be converted to math.
your solution also works, when you put it between the $ ...$
the equation. I don't know if the "\textrm{\~A}" should be in another set of
curly braces.
this doesn't looks good, when A is a kind of variable and s'hould be in italic mode. \mathaccent`~A is the better way.
HErbert
