How do I make the following integral symbols in Latex?
I know how to make an integral and the limit. I don't know how to make it with the lines through it.
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How do I make the following integral symbols in Latex?
I know how to make an integral and the limit. I don't know how to make it with the lines through it.
Best Answer
Using the code from the entry The Principal Value Integral symbol (which defines the macro
\dashint
) in the UK List of TeX FAQs as a starting point, it is reasonably straightforward to define two new macros,\lowdashint
and\highdashint
, that place a "dash" symbol -- actually, a "minus" symbol -- a bit lower and a bit higher, respectively, than\dashint
does.In the code below, the macros
\lowdashint
and\highdashint
are set up only for display-style and text-style math modes. (I can't imagine they'll occur in expressions in first-level, let alone second-level, subscripts and superscripts. However, please tell me if this assumption is invalid.)You should, of course, feel free to change the vertical positions of the dashes -- cf the arguments of the
\lower
and\raise
commands -- to suit your stylistic preferences.