LaTeX multi-character subscript [duplicate]
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I am including a formula in a LaTeX document that includes subscript that consists of more than one character: N sub t0 and N sub tmax
I managed to get LaTeX to do this using this syntax:
[
vecV = vecN_t_0 * M cdots vecN_t_m_a_x * M
]
This syntax throws multiple Double subscript errors.
Although it produced the intended results despite these errors, eventually these errors cause weird behaviors in the document, such as the bibliography dropping references, etc. What is the correct syntax to produce the result I need without throwing errors?
subscripts
asked Nov 10 at 2:15
Chan Bulgin
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I am including a formula in a LaTeX document that includes subscript that consists of more than one character: N sub t0 and N sub tmax
I managed to get LaTeX to do this using this syntax:
[
vecV = vecN_t_0 * M cdots vecN_t_m_a_x * M
]
This syntax throws multiple Double subscript errors.
Although it produced the intended results despite these errors, eventually these errors cause weird behaviors in the document, such as the bibliography dropping references, etc. What is the correct syntax to produce the result I need without throwing errors?
subscripts
asked Nov 10 at 2:15
Chan Bulgin
1
marked as duplicate by egreg, Sebastiano, samcarter, TeXnician, Stefan Pinnow Dec 11 at 16:10
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note that even for a single character the official syntax would beN_tso multiple characters just go in the argument group in the same way:N_t_0
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 14:55
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Double subscript error
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I am including a formula in a LaTeX document that includes subscript that consists of more than one character: N sub t0 and N sub tmax
I managed to get LaTeX to do this using this syntax:
[
vecV = vecN_t_0 * M cdots vecN_t_m_a_x * M
]
This syntax throws multiple Double subscript errors.
Although it produced the intended results despite these errors, eventually these errors cause weird behaviors in the document, such as the bibliography dropping references, etc. What is the correct syntax to produce the result I need without throwing errors?
subscripts
asked Nov 10 at 2:15
Chan Bulgin
1
This question already has an answer here:
Double subscript error
1 answer
I am including a formula in a LaTeX document that includes subscript that consists of more than one character: N sub t0 and N sub tmax
I managed to get LaTeX to do this using this syntax:
[
vecV = vecN_t_0 * M cdots vecN_t_m_a_x * M
]
This syntax throws multiple Double subscript errors.
Although it produced the intended results despite these errors, eventually these errors cause weird behaviors in the document, such as the bibliography dropping references, etc. What is the correct syntax to produce the result I need without throwing errors?
This question already has an answer here:
Double subscript error
1 answer
subscripts
subscripts
asked Nov 10 at 2:15
Chan Bulgin
1
asked Nov 10 at 2:15
Chan Bulgin
1
asked Nov 10 at 2:15
Chan Bulgin
1
asked Nov 10 at 2:15
Chan Bulgin
1
asked Nov 10 at 2:15
Chan Bulgin
1
1
marked as duplicate by egreg, Sebastiano, samcarter, TeXnician, Stefan Pinnow Dec 11 at 16:10
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marked as duplicate by egreg, Sebastiano, samcarter, TeXnician, Stefan Pinnow Dec 11 at 16:10
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note that even for a single character the official syntax would beN_tso multiple characters just go in the argument group in the same way:N_t_0
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 14:55
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note that even for a single character the official syntax would beN_tso multiple characters just go in the argument group in the same way:N_t_0
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 14:55
note that even for a single character the official syntax would be
N_t so multiple characters just go in the argument group in the same way: N_t_0– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 14:55
note that even for a single character the official syntax would be
N_t so multiple characters just go in the argument group in the same way: N_t_0– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 14:55
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If you wish to have multiple entries in a single subscript (or superscript), you need to group them using .... Below is an update to your equation, with appropriate use of vec and other elements:
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[
vecV = vecN_t_0 times M cdots vecN_t_mathrmmax times M
]
enddocument
answered Nov 11 at 6:10
Werner
436k639571647
This absolutely fixed the problem and in retrospect enclosing the entire string in braces makes complete sense. Thank you very much!
– Chan Bulgin
Nov 12 at 14:23
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1 Answer
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oldest
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If you wish to have multiple entries in a single subscript (or superscript), you need to group them using .... Below is an update to your equation, with appropriate use of vec and other elements:
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[
vecV = vecN_t_0 times M cdots vecN_t_mathrmmax times M
]
enddocument
answered Nov 11 at 6:10
Werner
436k639571647
This absolutely fixed the problem and in retrospect enclosing the entire string in braces makes complete sense. Thank you very much!
– Chan Bulgin
Nov 12 at 14:23
add a comment |
If you wish to have multiple entries in a single subscript (or superscript), you need to group them using .... Below is an update to your equation, with appropriate use of vec and other elements:
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[
vecV = vecN_t_0 times M cdots vecN_t_mathrmmax times M
]
enddocument
answered Nov 11 at 6:10
Werner
436k639571647
This absolutely fixed the problem and in retrospect enclosing the entire string in braces makes complete sense. Thank you very much!
– Chan Bulgin
Nov 12 at 14:23
add a comment |
If you wish to have multiple entries in a single subscript (or superscript), you need to group them using .... Below is an update to your equation, with appropriate use of vec and other elements:
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[
vecV = vecN_t_0 times M cdots vecN_t_mathrmmax times M
]
enddocument
answered Nov 11 at 6:10
Werner
436k639571647
If you wish to have multiple entries in a single subscript (or superscript), you need to group them using .... Below is an update to your equation, with appropriate use of vec and other elements:
documentclassarticle
begindocument
[
vecV = vecN_t_0 times M cdots vecN_t_mathrmmax times M
]
enddocument
answered Nov 11 at 6:10
Werner
436k639571647
answered Nov 11 at 6:10
Werner
436k639571647
answered Nov 11 at 6:10
Werner
436k639571647
answered Nov 11 at 6:10
Werner
436k639571647
436k639571647
This absolutely fixed the problem and in retrospect enclosing the entire string in braces makes complete sense. Thank you very much!
– Chan Bulgin
Nov 12 at 14:23
add a comment |
This absolutely fixed the problem and in retrospect enclosing the entire string in braces makes complete sense. Thank you very much!
– Chan Bulgin
Nov 12 at 14:23
This absolutely fixed the problem and in retrospect enclosing the entire string in braces makes complete sense. Thank you very much!
– Chan Bulgin
Nov 12 at 14:23
This absolutely fixed the problem and in retrospect enclosing the entire string in braces makes complete sense. Thank you very much!
– Chan Bulgin
Nov 12 at 14:23
add a comment |
note that even for a single character the official syntax would be
N_tso multiple characters just go in the argument group in the same way:N_t_0– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 14:55