I'd like to be able to set a new math command/macro that is a Sigma shifted slightly (diagonal) on top of another Sigma, but am unsure how to go about it. I'd like it to behave just as a single Sigma in terms of limits being above and below in equations, and to the side when inline. If it's easier, I really only care for the equation behavior. A depiction of the symbol is the following:
[Tex/LaTex] Custom Math Symbol – Two Sigma Sums
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Best Answer
At its simplest, with a stack.
EDITED to preserve the math style of the
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s:One can, of course, opt to place a comma or small gap between the respective indices and upper limits. Alternately, one can employ a more complex manipulation to vertically stagger the indices, which are now passed as four mandatory arguments: