I find the \frac
command add a space of 1.2 pt before and after a fraction. See the figure below
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\def\abc{\genfrac{}{}{0pt}{0}{0}{0}}
\def\Abc{\frac00}
\def\ruleline{\rule[-6pt]{1pt}{20pt}}
\def\D{\displaystyle}
\begin{document}
$\D0000000000$
$\D\Abc\Abc\Abc\Abc\Abc\Abc\Abc\Abc\Abc\Abc$\ruleline
$\D\abc\abc\abc\abc\abc\abc\abc\abc\abc\abc$\ruleline
$\D00000\hspace{24pt}00000$\ruleline
\end{document}
You could see even the \genfrac
which hidden the fraction line also has a (double) sep space.
Could I get a \frac struction without the space (or a cumstomized space)?
As some guys like a pair of \left&\right
without adding a bit additional space (see here), I think a binomial coefficient \binom
should not have an invisible space.