Re: bottom middle of word

in the bottom middle of a word. I don't know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you accomplish that? Thanks and sorry for the bad explanation (but I hope somebody understood). -- B

Re: bottom middle of word

in the bottom middle of a word. I don't know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you accomplish that? Thanks and sorry for the bad explanation (but I hope somebody understood). -- B

Re: bottom middle of word

can you have a letter in the bottom middle of a word. I don't > know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a > variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you > accomplish that? > > Thanks and sorry for the bad explanat

bottom middle of word

Hi! How can you have a letter in the bottom middle of a word. I don't know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you accomplish that? Thanks and sorry for the bad explanation (but I hope somebody

Re: bottom middle of word

On 31-Oct-2000, Myriam Abramson wrote: How can you have a letter in the bottom middle of a word. I don't know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you accomplish that? Is it something like

Re: bottom middle of word

Myriam Abramson wrote: How can you have a letter in the bottom middle of a word. I don't know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you accomplish that? $\stackrel{\textrm{argmax}}{\alpha}$ i

Re: bottom middle of word

Hi, arg, argmax, argmin should work just like max and min, like Myriam wishes. This is a very important LaTeX issue, which I have been suprised that it isn't implemented in the "amsmath" (at least noit in the version I use with LyX). Ex. How do you produce something decent about

bottom middle of word

Hi! How can you have a letter in the bottom middle of a word. I don't know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you accomplish that? Thanks and sorry for the bad explanation (but I hope somebody

Re: bottom middle of word

On 31-Oct-2000, Myriam Abramson wrote: How can you have a letter in the bottom middle of a word. I don't know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you accomplish that? Is it something like

Re: bottom middle of word

Myriam Abramson wrote: How can you have a letter in the bottom middle of a word. I don't know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you accomplish that? $\stackrel{\textrm{argmax}}{\alpha}$ i

Re: bottom middle of word

Hi, arg, argmax, argmin should work just like max and min, like Myriam wishes. This is a very important LaTeX issue, which I have been suprised that it isn't implemented in the "amsmath" (at least noit in the version I use with LyX). Ex. How do you produce something decent about

bottom middle of word

Hi! How can you have a letter in the bottom middle of a word. I don't know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you accomplish that? Thanks and sorry for the bad explanation (but I hope somebody

Re: bottom middle of word

On 31-Oct-2000, Myriam Abramson wrote: > How can you have a letter in the bottom middle of a word. I don't > know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a > variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you > accomplish that? Is it so

Re: bottom middle of word

Myriam Abramson wrote: > > How can you have a letter in the bottom middle of a word. I don't > know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a > variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you > accomplish that? $\stackre

Re: bottom middle of word

Hi, arg, argmax, argmin should work just like max and min, like Myriam wishes. This is a very important LaTeX issue, which I have been suprised that it isn't implemented in the "amsmath" (at least noit in the version I use with LyX). Ex. How do you produce something decent about