I saw this page:
Differences between \stackrel and \stackbin
and know now to use overset & underset instead of stackrel or stackbin. I have a equation,
\begin{align}
\omega^{(1)}_{2}(s_0,s_1) &\sim \sum_i \operatorname{Res}_{q\to a_i} K(s_0,q) \left\{ \omega^{(0)}_3(q,\bar{q},s_1) + {}^1_{h=0}\left[ \left(_{I=\varnothing}^{J=\{s_1\}} \omega^{(0)}_1(q) \cdot \omega^{(1)}_2(\bar{q},s_1) \right) + \right. \right. \\
& \left. \left. + \left( \omega^{(0)}_2(q,s_1)\cdot \omega^{(1)}_1(\bar{q}) \right) \right] + \left[ \left( \omega^{(1)}_1(q) \cdot \omega^{(0)}_2(\bar{q},s_1) \right) + \cancel{\left( \omega^{(1)}_2(q,s_1) \cdot \omega^{(0)}_1(\bar{q}) \right)} \right] \right\}
\end{align}
Specifically, I want to put objects above and below things like \left(
, \left[
, and \left\{
, e.g.
{}^1_{h=0}\left[ \left(_{I=\varnothing}^{J=\{s_1\}}
In the first one (above) I tried a "ghost" {}
but doesn't look good. The second one I tried using the braces but that also does not work.
How can I put math or text above and below extensible parenthesis, braces and brackets.
Thanks!
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