When I type $e^{\frac{\ln(r)}{2^{j}}}$
, the output is:
In the exponent, the denominator looks like 2j
(especially in normal font), but it is supposed to look like 2^j
. How can I make the term 2^j
look more distinguishable? More precisely, how to move the letter j "higher", so to speak?
I have tried \dfrac
instead of \frac
, but it doesn't give me the desired result.
Thanks for the help!
Best Answer
I think you have two options:
write the fraction in the exponent in inline form (with a
/
rather than with a horizontal bar), with or without pairs of inner parentheses; ordon't use an exponent and write
\exp ...
.Your original form and the two alternatives look like this:
For (much) more on the subject of why it may be a good idea to avoid fractions with horizontal bars in inline math expressions and in exponent terms, do check out the posting Guidelines for typesetting fractions.