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Capital subscript are too large
- To: math-font-discuss@cogs.susx.ac.uk
- Subject: Capital subscript are too large
- From: J%org Knappen <Joerg.Knappen@uni-mainz.de>
- Date: Thu, 19 Aug 1993 23:58 +0200
Here is a little problem from my work:
We have an axial coupling constant, conventionally called $g_A$. However,
in this combination the `A' does not really look subscript. After some
experimenting, I came up with the following: $g_{\text{\sc A}}$ which looks
fine. That the `A' is now upright is not that bad in this case, in fact it
is not a mathematical symbol but has textual semantics.
I think this little problem should have a more general solution. I imagine
a style which prescribes different sizes for subscripts, depending if a
lowercase letter is subscripted or a capital one. Since I have not tried
it, I don't know how difficult to achieve this might be.
Just to provoke ideas...
--J"org Knappen.