I am trying to create a macro \jjoin
for a mathematical operator which roughly produces the following behaviour:
Inline: \bigvee^{(J)}
, subscript (typically i \in I
) goes in the usual position (as in rendering \bigvee^{(J)}_{i \in I}
);
Displaystyle: The (J)
goes in the same spot as in inline equations, i.e. to the top-right, but the i \in I
goes below the \bigvee
as is usual in display style.
I have tried the following definitions for \jjoin
, to no avail:
\mathop{\bigvee{}^{(J)}}
(thei \in I
appears too far to the right, because the(J)
part is taken into consideration for determining the middle of the expression);\makebox[0]{\ensuremath{\hphantom{\bigvee}^{(J)}}}\bigvee
(I'm not sure why this fails, but the position of(J)
is wildly varying; perhaps because\ensuremath
does not remember whether or not\jjoin
is invoked in display mode?);
but that's as far as my knowledge of (La)TeX goes.
I have seen #99538 but the result is the same as my first attempt above.
MWE:
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage{amssymb,amsmath}
\newcommand{\jjoin}{\mathop{\bigvee\nolimits^{(J)}}}
\begin{document}
Inline: $\jjoin \qquad \jjoin_{i\in I}$
Display: \[\jjoin \qquad \jjoin_{i\in I}\]
\end{document}
NB. This is my first question here on TeX.SE; I hope that I didn't make too many beginner's errors. Feel free to point them out.
Best Answer
This should work exactly as desired: