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eldaef
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Equation height

Post by eldaef »

Hi,

I have the expression

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$$
e^{\int_{[z_0,z]}\frac{f'(\omega)}{f(\omega)}d\omega}
$$
and i find that the integral looks very compressed/flat in the exponential.

Is there a way to increase the maximum height of the equation to allow more room for the integral? Just adding a \LARGE doesn't really make things better.

Johan

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Stefan Kottwitz
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Equation height

Post by Stefan Kottwitz »

Hi Johan,

welcome to the board!
You could use \displaystyle, for instance

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\[
e^{{\displaystyle\int}_{\![z_0,z]}\frac{f'(\omega)}{f(\omega)}d\omega}
\]
Use \[ ... \] like here instead of $$ ... $$, that's obsolete.

Stefan
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eldaef
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Re: Equation height

Post by eldaef »

Thanks for your reply. That was exactly what I was looking for.

And from now on I promise to always use \[ \] instead of $$ $$ =)

/Johan
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