\underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{t_0}
\( \underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{t_0} \)
In order to use accents in math mode I have a post here which should help if you want to use accents within the underbrace: http://timothyandrewbarber.blogspot.com/2011/11/accents-on-letters-in-latex.html
I am not fully certain they (the accents) all show up in the LaTeX java script (MathJax) I am using for this blog to display LaTeX, but they should work in an actual LaTeX editor such as Texmaker and Kile.
For example,
\underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\grave{t}_0}
\[ \underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\grave{t}_0} \]
\underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\acute{t}_0}
\[ \underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\acute{t}_0} \]
\underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\text{\`{t}}_0}
\[ \underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\text{\`{t}}_0} \]
\underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\text{\'{t}}_0}
\[ \underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\text{\'{t}}_0} \]
\underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\textit{\`{t}}_0}
\[ \underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\textit{\`{t}}_0} \]
\underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\textit{\'{t}}_0}
\[ \underbrace{t + \dfrac{\Delta t}{2}}_{\textit{\'{t}}_0} \]
Yeah, the \text{} command isn't working in MathJax for some reason. This is what it should do in an actual LaTeX editor:
Hi!
ReplyDeleteYour example was very helpful. In my case, however, it is more complicated: I have to use accents (I write in portuguese) as label to some underbraces. Can you tell me how to do it?
-enivaldo bonelli
Sure, I will do my best to help! See updated post. In short, you can use accents in LaTeX's math mode by using commands such as \grave{a}, \acute{a}, etc. For those that do not have a math mode command, you should be able to use the \text command within the math environment. For example \text{\'{a}} and \text{\`{a}}. In order to italicize use \textit{\'{a}} and \textit{\`a}}.
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