Using \AA
for angstrom is not working for me. When I write 1 \AA
all I get is 2 (r)A
in the output. I have tried putting the curly brackets around it {\AA}
but still no success. I do not know why. I have even tried changing the fonts I am using. Any help will be appreciated.
[Tex/LaTex] Angstrom not working
units
Best Answer
\AA
is a text command which essentially becomes\r{A}
;\r
is the command producing the "ring accent" and is invalid in math mode. Here's a way:If the unit must be used also in subscripts or superscripts,
Following daleif suggestion, a more compact version would be
(amsmath is necessary, otherwise
\textup
doesn't change sizes in subscripts).However, the best practice when dealing with units is to use siunitx as suggested by quinmars. The macros
\si
and\SI
made available by it provide the correct spacing.