Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Accents on letters in LaTeX (including math mode)


I have listed some letter accents that I use in LaTeX.  The first is normal text representation and the second is in math mode.

Grave accent:
\`{o}
\grave{o}
\( \grave{o} \)

Acute accent:
\'{o}
\acute{o}
\( \acute{o} \)

Circumflex:
\^{o}
\hat{o}
\( \hat{o} \)


One dot over:
\.{o}
\dot{o}
\( \dot{o} \)


Umlaut or dieresis:
\"{o}
\ddot{o}
\( \ddot{o} \)

Tilde:
\~{o}
\tilde{o}
\( \tilde{o} \)

Cedilla:
\c{c}
\text{\c{c}}
\( \text{\c{c}} \)

Breve:
\u{o}
\breve{o}
\( \breve{o} \)


Ring on top:
\r{A}
\text{\r{A}}
\( \text{\r{A}} \)


There are a few others that I have not listed here.  This is the Wikibooks link again with the rest.
LaTeX/Accents - http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Accents


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