GeneralForce inline style in displaymath

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alexp
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Force inline style in displaymath

Post by alexp »

I have a summation in the displaymath environment that I want to force into the smaller inline style. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm sorry if this question is nebulous, my TeX talk is terrible. Feel free to ask for clarification. Thanks for the help!

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gmedina
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Force inline style in displaymath

Post by gmedina »

One possibility is to use the \textstyle command:

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\[
\textstyle{\sum} 
\]
1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144,233,...
balfonsi
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Re: Force inline style in displaymath

Post by balfonsi »

If you want something 'intermediate', the nccmath package has a series of mediumsized maths,that reduces the size of selected formulae by 20%. It is part of the ncctools bundle.

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alexp
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Re: Force inline style in displaymath

Post by alexp »

Thanks for the help! much obliged.
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