In my long document I, sadly, have to use several accents to denote different kinds of symbols. Currently, I use primes ($x'$
), hat, tilde, and overline. In addition I use two colored symbols (red colored tilde and blue $\prescript\ulcorner$
), as I need further distinguishment.
Now I'd like to have no colors in my document, while I still have at least six different ways to differentiate certain symbols.
Which alternatives could I use that are easy to recognize and 'stand out', while they are different to prime/hat/tilde/overline?
EDIT: The reader should be able to see the kind of accent used even if the symbol in question is in a sub-script (possibly even a sub-sub-script).
accents
package for doing the work with it.\ddot
,\mathring
, and an inverted\vec
helped, although in a sub-sub-script on A5 printouts the\ddot
is quite hard to read. Life's not perfect.