How to give the exponent terms in the denominator part of a frac expression more vertical space?
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How can I give one line in LaTeX more vertical height so that something like
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2$
displays correctly? I mean, how to give the 2
term more vertical displacement, so that it looks like it's above the top n
in the term n^n^2
in the denominator?
Note that increasing line spacing doesn't work because LaTeX does not fill the space with the characters. (When I searched for this ability, this was all that came up.)
fractions
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How can I give one line in LaTeX more vertical height so that something like
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2$
displays correctly? I mean, how to give the 2
term more vertical displacement, so that it looks like it's above the top n
in the term n^n^2
in the denominator?
Note that increasing line spacing doesn't work because LaTeX does not fill the space with the characters. (When I searched for this ability, this was all that came up.)
fractions
2
Could you please add a minimal example which reproduces your problem?
– CarLaTeX
Feb 1 at 4:13
You can add additional space usingfboxrule=0pt fbox...
– John Kormylo
Feb 1 at 4:22
add a comment |
How can I give one line in LaTeX more vertical height so that something like
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2$
displays correctly? I mean, how to give the 2
term more vertical displacement, so that it looks like it's above the top n
in the term n^n^2
in the denominator?
Note that increasing line spacing doesn't work because LaTeX does not fill the space with the characters. (When I searched for this ability, this was all that came up.)
fractions
How can I give one line in LaTeX more vertical height so that something like
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2$
displays correctly? I mean, how to give the 2
term more vertical displacement, so that it looks like it's above the top n
in the term n^n^2
in the denominator?
Note that increasing line spacing doesn't work because LaTeX does not fill the space with the characters. (When I searched for this ability, this was all that came up.)
fractions
fractions
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Could you please add a minimal example which reproduces your problem?
– CarLaTeX
Feb 1 at 4:13
You can add additional space usingfboxrule=0pt fbox...
– John Kormylo
Feb 1 at 4:22
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2
Could you please add a minimal example which reproduces your problem?
– CarLaTeX
Feb 1 at 4:13
You can add additional space usingfboxrule=0pt fbox...
– John Kormylo
Feb 1 at 4:22
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2
Could you please add a minimal example which reproduces your problem?
– CarLaTeX
Feb 1 at 4:13
Could you please add a minimal example which reproduces your problem?
– CarLaTeX
Feb 1 at 4:13
You can add additional space using
fboxrule=0pt fbox...
– John Kormylo
Feb 1 at 4:22
You can add additional space using
fboxrule=0pt fbox...
– John Kormylo
Feb 1 at 4:22
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I think the denominator of your frac
expression suffers from two issues:
- a "cramped" look, i.e., the exponents are not raised much above the baseline
- first- and second-order exponents are raised to (very nearly) the same height
How to remedy these issues?
To address the first issue, switch to "uncramped" mode -- see the
ufrac
macro below.To remedy the second issue, I suggest you switch from
n^n^2
ton^n^2
. (The two forms are the same, mathematically speaking, but they are quite differnt from a typographic point of view.) That, or use parentheses to visually "enclose" then^n
term.Alternatively, consider switching from "standard"
frac
notation to inline-fraction notation.
Whatever else you do, please don't use the unnecessary *
multiplication symbol. If you can't do without an explicit multiplication symbol, do use cdot
, not *
.
documentclassarticle
%% "uncramped" frac macro:
%% (Source: @egreg [who else?!], https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/337334/5001)
makeatletter
newcommandufrac[2]%
frac#1mathpaletteufrac@den#2
newcommandufrac@den[2]#1#2
makeatother
begindocument
inline math mode, verb+frac+ notation
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2 % OP's expression
quad
ufracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n (n^n)^2$
bigskip
display math mode, verb+frac+ notation
smallskip
$displaystyle
fracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n (n^n)^2$
bigskip
inline-frac notation
smallskip
$n^n/(2^2n n^n^2)
quad
n^n/(2^2n (n^n)^2)$
enddocument
1
I specially like the 3rd option instead of the first one. We need more parentheses, but we guarantee not to destroy line spacing (and sometines it is visually better). Thanks for showing us the options!
– manooooh
Feb 1 at 7:10
add a comment |
Does this go in the right direction?
documentclass[fleqn]article
begindocument
paragraphOriginal:
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2]
paragraphProposal:
$fracn^n2^2n * mathstrut n^n^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * mathstrut n^n^2]
paragraphWith brackets:
$fracn^n2^2n * ( n^n)^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * (n^n)^2]
enddocument
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I think the denominator of your frac
expression suffers from two issues:
- a "cramped" look, i.e., the exponents are not raised much above the baseline
- first- and second-order exponents are raised to (very nearly) the same height
How to remedy these issues?
To address the first issue, switch to "uncramped" mode -- see the
ufrac
macro below.To remedy the second issue, I suggest you switch from
n^n^2
ton^n^2
. (The two forms are the same, mathematically speaking, but they are quite differnt from a typographic point of view.) That, or use parentheses to visually "enclose" then^n
term.Alternatively, consider switching from "standard"
frac
notation to inline-fraction notation.
Whatever else you do, please don't use the unnecessary *
multiplication symbol. If you can't do without an explicit multiplication symbol, do use cdot
, not *
.
documentclassarticle
%% "uncramped" frac macro:
%% (Source: @egreg [who else?!], https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/337334/5001)
makeatletter
newcommandufrac[2]%
frac#1mathpaletteufrac@den#2
newcommandufrac@den[2]#1#2
makeatother
begindocument
inline math mode, verb+frac+ notation
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2 % OP's expression
quad
ufracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n (n^n)^2$
bigskip
display math mode, verb+frac+ notation
smallskip
$displaystyle
fracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n (n^n)^2$
bigskip
inline-frac notation
smallskip
$n^n/(2^2n n^n^2)
quad
n^n/(2^2n (n^n)^2)$
enddocument
1
I specially like the 3rd option instead of the first one. We need more parentheses, but we guarantee not to destroy line spacing (and sometines it is visually better). Thanks for showing us the options!
– manooooh
Feb 1 at 7:10
add a comment |
I think the denominator of your frac
expression suffers from two issues:
- a "cramped" look, i.e., the exponents are not raised much above the baseline
- first- and second-order exponents are raised to (very nearly) the same height
How to remedy these issues?
To address the first issue, switch to "uncramped" mode -- see the
ufrac
macro below.To remedy the second issue, I suggest you switch from
n^n^2
ton^n^2
. (The two forms are the same, mathematically speaking, but they are quite differnt from a typographic point of view.) That, or use parentheses to visually "enclose" then^n
term.Alternatively, consider switching from "standard"
frac
notation to inline-fraction notation.
Whatever else you do, please don't use the unnecessary *
multiplication symbol. If you can't do without an explicit multiplication symbol, do use cdot
, not *
.
documentclassarticle
%% "uncramped" frac macro:
%% (Source: @egreg [who else?!], https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/337334/5001)
makeatletter
newcommandufrac[2]%
frac#1mathpaletteufrac@den#2
newcommandufrac@den[2]#1#2
makeatother
begindocument
inline math mode, verb+frac+ notation
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2 % OP's expression
quad
ufracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n (n^n)^2$
bigskip
display math mode, verb+frac+ notation
smallskip
$displaystyle
fracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n (n^n)^2$
bigskip
inline-frac notation
smallskip
$n^n/(2^2n n^n^2)
quad
n^n/(2^2n (n^n)^2)$
enddocument
1
I specially like the 3rd option instead of the first one. We need more parentheses, but we guarantee not to destroy line spacing (and sometines it is visually better). Thanks for showing us the options!
– manooooh
Feb 1 at 7:10
add a comment |
I think the denominator of your frac
expression suffers from two issues:
- a "cramped" look, i.e., the exponents are not raised much above the baseline
- first- and second-order exponents are raised to (very nearly) the same height
How to remedy these issues?
To address the first issue, switch to "uncramped" mode -- see the
ufrac
macro below.To remedy the second issue, I suggest you switch from
n^n^2
ton^n^2
. (The two forms are the same, mathematically speaking, but they are quite differnt from a typographic point of view.) That, or use parentheses to visually "enclose" then^n
term.Alternatively, consider switching from "standard"
frac
notation to inline-fraction notation.
Whatever else you do, please don't use the unnecessary *
multiplication symbol. If you can't do without an explicit multiplication symbol, do use cdot
, not *
.
documentclassarticle
%% "uncramped" frac macro:
%% (Source: @egreg [who else?!], https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/337334/5001)
makeatletter
newcommandufrac[2]%
frac#1mathpaletteufrac@den#2
newcommandufrac@den[2]#1#2
makeatother
begindocument
inline math mode, verb+frac+ notation
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2 % OP's expression
quad
ufracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n (n^n)^2$
bigskip
display math mode, verb+frac+ notation
smallskip
$displaystyle
fracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n (n^n)^2$
bigskip
inline-frac notation
smallskip
$n^n/(2^2n n^n^2)
quad
n^n/(2^2n (n^n)^2)$
enddocument
I think the denominator of your frac
expression suffers from two issues:
- a "cramped" look, i.e., the exponents are not raised much above the baseline
- first- and second-order exponents are raised to (very nearly) the same height
How to remedy these issues?
To address the first issue, switch to "uncramped" mode -- see the
ufrac
macro below.To remedy the second issue, I suggest you switch from
n^n^2
ton^n^2
. (The two forms are the same, mathematically speaking, but they are quite differnt from a typographic point of view.) That, or use parentheses to visually "enclose" then^n
term.Alternatively, consider switching from "standard"
frac
notation to inline-fraction notation.
Whatever else you do, please don't use the unnecessary *
multiplication symbol. If you can't do without an explicit multiplication symbol, do use cdot
, not *
.
documentclassarticle
%% "uncramped" frac macro:
%% (Source: @egreg [who else?!], https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/337334/5001)
makeatletter
newcommandufrac[2]%
frac#1mathpaletteufrac@den#2
newcommandufrac@den[2]#1#2
makeatother
begindocument
inline math mode, verb+frac+ notation
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2 % OP's expression
quad
ufracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n (n^n)^2$
bigskip
display math mode, verb+frac+ notation
smallskip
$displaystyle
fracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n n^n^2
quad
ufracn^n2^2n (n^n)^2$
bigskip
inline-frac notation
smallskip
$n^n/(2^2n n^n^2)
quad
n^n/(2^2n (n^n)^2)$
enddocument
edited Feb 1 at 6:44
answered Feb 1 at 5:34
MicoMico
280k31381770
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1
I specially like the 3rd option instead of the first one. We need more parentheses, but we guarantee not to destroy line spacing (and sometines it is visually better). Thanks for showing us the options!
– manooooh
Feb 1 at 7:10
add a comment |
1
I specially like the 3rd option instead of the first one. We need more parentheses, but we guarantee not to destroy line spacing (and sometines it is visually better). Thanks for showing us the options!
– manooooh
Feb 1 at 7:10
1
1
I specially like the 3rd option instead of the first one. We need more parentheses, but we guarantee not to destroy line spacing (and sometines it is visually better). Thanks for showing us the options!
– manooooh
Feb 1 at 7:10
I specially like the 3rd option instead of the first one. We need more parentheses, but we guarantee not to destroy line spacing (and sometines it is visually better). Thanks for showing us the options!
– manooooh
Feb 1 at 7:10
add a comment |
Does this go in the right direction?
documentclass[fleqn]article
begindocument
paragraphOriginal:
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2]
paragraphProposal:
$fracn^n2^2n * mathstrut n^n^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * mathstrut n^n^2]
paragraphWith brackets:
$fracn^n2^2n * ( n^n)^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * (n^n)^2]
enddocument
add a comment |
Does this go in the right direction?
documentclass[fleqn]article
begindocument
paragraphOriginal:
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2]
paragraphProposal:
$fracn^n2^2n * mathstrut n^n^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * mathstrut n^n^2]
paragraphWith brackets:
$fracn^n2^2n * ( n^n)^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * (n^n)^2]
enddocument
add a comment |
Does this go in the right direction?
documentclass[fleqn]article
begindocument
paragraphOriginal:
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2]
paragraphProposal:
$fracn^n2^2n * mathstrut n^n^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * mathstrut n^n^2]
paragraphWith brackets:
$fracn^n2^2n * ( n^n)^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * (n^n)^2]
enddocument
Does this go in the right direction?
documentclass[fleqn]article
begindocument
paragraphOriginal:
$fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * n^n^2]
paragraphProposal:
$fracn^n2^2n * mathstrut n^n^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * mathstrut n^n^2]
paragraphWith brackets:
$fracn^n2^2n * ( n^n)^2$
[fracn^n2^2n * (n^n)^2]
enddocument
answered Feb 1 at 5:08
marmotmarmot
102k4121231
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Could you please add a minimal example which reproduces your problem?
– CarLaTeX
Feb 1 at 4:13
You can add additional space using
fboxrule=0pt fbox...
– John Kormylo
Feb 1 at 4:22