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How to create a command for the “strange m” symbol in latex?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)plus-minus symbol with parenthesis around the minus signWhat is the best symbol to use for the d'Alembertian?looking for the symbol :=Strange alignment when using tilde as the not operator in logicSmartphone symbol for pdfLaTeXPigpen-like symbol for =How to create a variant of “leadsto” symbol with bigger arrow tip?glossaries glssymbol shows the latex command instead of the symbolIs there an upside-down version of the symbol for $pi$?Looking for a non-usual symbol for semidirect product
I am wanting to use the "strange m" symbol in my latex code.
I had hoped to use the scorpio symbol, but have been unable to find a scorpio command that produces what I am looking for.
I essentially want the symbol to be like the greek letter eta, but with two bumps instead of one.
Unfortunately, I am unsure of how to construct symbols in latex.
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I am wanting to use the "strange m" symbol in my latex code.
I had hoped to use the scorpio symbol, but have been unable to find a scorpio command that produces what I am looking for.
I essentially want the symbol to be like the greek letter eta, but with two bumps instead of one.
Unfortunately, I am unsure of how to construct symbols in latex.
symbols
asked 4 mins ago
Oliver MorrisonOliver Morrison
442
add a comment |
I am wanting to use the "strange m" symbol in my latex code.
I had hoped to use the scorpio symbol, but have been unable to find a scorpio command that produces what I am looking for.
I essentially want the symbol to be like the greek letter eta, but with two bumps instead of one.
Unfortunately, I am unsure of how to construct symbols in latex.
symbols
asked 4 mins ago
Oliver MorrisonOliver Morrison
442
I am wanting to use the "strange m" symbol in my latex code.
I had hoped to use the scorpio symbol, but have been unable to find a scorpio command that produces what I am looking for.
I essentially want the symbol to be like the greek letter eta, but with two bumps instead of one.
Unfortunately, I am unsure of how to construct symbols in latex.
symbols
symbols
asked 4 mins ago
Oliver MorrisonOliver Morrison
442
asked 4 mins ago
Oliver MorrisonOliver Morrison
442
asked 4 mins ago
Oliver MorrisonOliver Morrison
442
asked 4 mins ago
Oliver MorrisonOliver Morrison
442
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