I want to have a primed product symbol, i.e. something like
$\prod^\prime$
but it puts the prime on top of the product symbol instead of next to it (as a superscript, as it usually works). Does anyone know how to do this?
superscripts
I want to have a primed product symbol, i.e. something like
$\prod^\prime$
but it puts the prime on top of the product symbol instead of next to it (as a superscript, as it usually works). Does anyone know how to do this?
Best Answer
The
amsmath
package has a\sideset
command for this purpose:The general syntax is
producing
and works on any large operator
\prod
,\sum
, etc.