I'd like to have the usual symbol for the infimal convolution. I've tried \stackrel{+}{\vee}
, but it scales down the plus, which I don't want. I also tried \atop
, but the symbol gets really big and ugly. I'd like something more like \pm
… But unfortunately I'm having a hard time finding its code.
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Best Answer
Infimal convolution symbols across the Internet vary, so this one is taken from Wikipedia:
Here's another one taken from this source:
Or, create it yourself (from the above, and therefore does not require
graphicx
):If you're going to use these symbols in super-/subscripts, then more works needs to be done. The use of
\ooalign
for symbol construction is discussed in\subseteq
+\circ
as a single symbol (“open subset”).