Is there any way to write a binomial coefficient that has brackets in place of parenthesis?
Another way to write what I want would be to get a fraction without the horizontal bar between the denominator and the numerator, and then surround it with big brackets, but is this possible?
Best Answer
You can tap into
amsmath
's\genfrac
:\genfrac{<ldelim>}{<rdelim>}{<width>}{<style>}{<numerator>}{<denominator>}
sets a fraction braced by<ldelim>
and<rdelim>
in a fraction-like style with horizontal rule of width<width>
. The optional<style>
can force the output to be in any of the four math styles.