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Strict inequalities (greater/less than) in text-mode

10. January 2012 by tom 3 Comments

Strict inequalities are widely used in math equations as well as within text for comparisons. They can be produced using the ordinary (inline) math-mode ($…$) without loading a specific package. In order to omit the math-mode within a text-paragraph, LaTeX knows text-mode commands for these symbols. Greater than (>): Less than (<): Non-strict inequalities ( … [Read more…]

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Posted in: LaTeX, math, Tips & tricks Tagged: >, <, ge, geq, greater than, LaTeX, le, leq, less than, math, text, textgreater, textless




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