Re: JavE 2.0 - New Release! (Ascii-art freeware)
From Markus Gebhard <ukg...@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de>
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· 18 Oct 2001 09:41 · View full thread
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Ilmari Karonen wrote: > How about: > > f 2 > | x dx > J > > (F and J are probably the letters you want to use for the top and the > bottom of the integral sign respectively, but whether upper, lower or > mixed case looks best depends on the font.) I don't think it is a good idea to use letters for the integral symbol. It could be mixed up with upper/lower bounds for the integral. Consider an Integral over a set J. Even this simple example does not really look good in my eyes: b f 2 | x dx J a Markus
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