If I write something like
$\bigwedge^k$
inline, I get the desired effect -- the k is typeset up and to the right like an exponent, rather than immediately above the wedge. If I'm in a displayed equation, though,
$$\bigwedge^k$$
typesets the k immediately above the wedge, which is not what I want. If I had the reverse problem I could fix it using \limits
. How do I do the opposite?
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for displaymath. – Dror Nov 11 '13 at 10:44