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Snoop1990
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Post by Snoop1990 »

Hello,
I am quiet new to LaTeX and just use it for Math inside a Pages (Apple) Document. Now I am not that familiar with those special letters. Hope you can help me.

I looked on the web, but do not find the right, so I used a smooth trick ...

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\hat{=}
But this do not look like I want it to. So maybe you can tell me how to create the symbol I am looking for.

(It is used to define a new value)

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Post by Stefan Kottwitz »

Hi Snoop1990,

try \widehat{=}. In general its particularly promising to search inside the The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List when you are in need of a certain symbol.

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Post by localghost »

Another approach could be to stack two symbols.

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\stackrel{\wedge}{=}

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