How to have overlapping under-braces and over-braces So the braces are on there own "table rows" It is possible to define a macro which does take three arguments: the first part only under the overbrace, the middle part between both and the last part only over the underbrace Then place this into a similar \ialign structure with three cells and three rows
\overbrace and \underbrace with square bracket - TeX I'm trying to put a nice square bracket over a complex text, it should look like an \\overline but with ending like \\ulcorner and \\urcorner The presence of \\overrightarrow and \\overleftarrow makes
math mode - How do I put big brackets under different parts of an . . . - TeX It follows a process of setting the \over - \underbrace text first with a \phantom base, after which the base (or part thereof) is re-set However, if those aren't needed, using amsmath only would suffice for usage of \text There are a number of ways of achieving the overlapping output
How to make underbrace label text wrap at brace width? Is there a way to make underbrace label text automatically wrap at the underbraces width, preferably even with automatic syllabication? Example where brace label text exceeds underbrace width: $\\
math mode - Underbrace Overbrace - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange How do I modify \\underbrace such that there is more vertical space between the formula and the beginning of the braces? \\documentclass[a4paper,13pt]{scrartcl} \\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \\usepackage{
Control the width of an underbrace - LaTeX Stack Exchange The underbrace covers the entire width of the object, which includes the space around the vertical bars You can remove the outer spaces using \Underbrace{\!|x+y|\!} But the use case would change dependent on the input