I was wondering why the \in symbol becomes a \subset symbol, once it is inserted in the subscript of a \sum.
It could be a feature activated by some
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Why does \in symbol becomes \subset symbol in a subscript
Hello everyone, this is my first question in this forum.
I was wondering why the \in symbol becomes a \subset symbol, once it is inserted in the subscript of a \sum.
It could be a feature activated by some
I was wondering why the \in symbol becomes a \subset symbol, once it is inserted in the subscript of a \sum.
It could be a feature activated by some
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Why does \in symbol becomes \subset symbol in a subscript
How about a 
minimal working example showing the problem?
minimal working example showing the problem?-
kaiserkarl13
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Why does \in symbol becomes \subset symbol in a subscript
It doesn't for me. The image you uploaded also looks like the two symbols are the same, except the down-sampled image makes the stroke in the center look like it isn't actually there (I see it, it's just fainter than the other lines are). If you zoomed in, I think it would be there.
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Why does \in symbol becomes \subset symbol in a subscript
Hi Lorsss,
welcome to the forum!
I agree with Karl, it's the correct symbol, just the viewer doesn't display it properly. The line in the symbol center is very thin. If the browser integrated PDF viewer doesn't show it when you zoom in, save it as a PDF file and open it with a different PDF viewer for inspecting that symbol.
Stefan
welcome to the forum!
I agree with Karl, it's the correct symbol, just the viewer doesn't display it properly. The line in the symbol center is very thin. If the browser integrated PDF viewer doesn't show it when you zoom in, save it as a PDF file and open it with a different PDF viewer for inspecting that symbol.
Stefan
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