I am trying to create a notation for a certain space. I am using a customized \overset
in mrf's answer in this thread to suppress the extra vertical space. I still want the subscript on the right side, so I thought \sideset
might come in handy since I used it before as in this thread. The \overset
is redefined as follows in this example:
\documentclass{minimal}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\renewcommand{\overset}[2]{%
\mathop{#2}\limits^{\vbox to -.1ex{%
\kern -0.4ex\hbox{$\scriptstyle #1$}\vss}}}
\begin{document}
$$
\sideset{}{_0}\overset{\circ}{\mathbf{H}}(\mathbf{curl};\Omega)
$$
\end{document}
But unfortunately LaTeX gave me an error:
Argument of \overset has an extra } \sideset{}{_0}\overset
.
A compromise can be adding the subscript inside \overset
by \overset{\circ}{\mathbf{H}_0}(\mathbf{curl};\Omega)
, the horizontal alignment of \circ
is now to the whole \mathbf{H}_0
and not to \mathbf{H}
.
I have tried the amsmath
built-in \overset
in this example after \sideset
and LaTeX stil gives error. I wonder if there is solution that accommodates both.
H
isn't acceptable, as in{\overset{\circ}{{}\mathbf{H}}}_0(\mathbf{curl};\Omega)
?