I was trying to find a workaround providing a single line below a glyph in maths mode. That is, I would like to achieve something similar to the maths symbols \leq
and \subseteq
as opposed to <
and \subset
, respectively, but with another glyph.
I have tried several workarounds using the accents
package (that is, \underaccent
) and a combination of \underset
and \raisebox
. My attempts follow:
\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\usepackage{accents}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\begin{document}
$\subseteq$ $\subset$ \raisebox{0.1em}{$\underaccent{\bar}{\in}$} \raisebox{0.1em}{$\underset{\bar{}}{\in}$} \raisebox{0.1em}{\underline{$\in$}}
\end{document}
In particular, I am looking for the \in
symbol with such a single line below.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks, Rance
EDIT: I apologise, I wasn't specific enough in my original post; I would like a symbol that looks good in the sense that it is in line with its analogues \subseteq
and \leq
. That is, the single equal line below has rounded edges, and its length matches the width of the \in
-glyph precisely. That is what I'd like to achieve.
That exactly is why I refrained from using the attempted symbols I provided in my original post.
Best Answer
Weren't for the sharp cuts this seems to do what you need.