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Hello,

I am trying to find a symbol smaller than \bullet but larger than \cdot to use as a binary operator. In doing so, I have come to enjoy the size of \scriptstyle\bullet but have run into a few snags. First and foremost, if I use \scriptstyle to adjust the size of \bullet, I do not know how to ...

Sure thing, apologies for the inconvenience, I presume this has been done and such is what the green check-mark signifies? I fail to see the edit button anywhere but on my most recent post.

Sorry for the delay in response; I have been preoccupied with my studies. Thank you for your response. In short, I have reverted to a previous solution. The code follows for those who may need it.

\begin{array}{ll r@{\,} c @{\,}c@{\,} c @{\,}c@{\,} c @{\,}l @{\,}c}
\multicolumn{9}{l}{\vec{A ...

Howdy. Straight to the issue, is there any method to align variables such that the kerning between them and their subscripts do not cause nonuniform widths? Here is an example of the problem:


\begin{math}
\vec{A} = a_1 a_1 a_1 a_1\\
\vec{B} = b_1 b_1 b_1 b_1\\
\end{math}


If you render it ...

Hey guys. I am attempting to assemble a table that has a row and column header with a base table. I have separated the components so that I may reduce the complexity of my problem. The column header, row header, and base table have become separate tables in corollary. The row header is shown below ...