I want to create the symbol S'_\geq
, but the lower \geq
is placed too far right.
If I use S^'_\geq
, the '
is too far up, but the \geq
is in the right position.
How can I get an S'
with a subscript \geq
placed as if I used S_\geq^i
?
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becomes ^{\prime}
, thus that the subscript also goes to S
:
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\[
S'_\geq = S^{\prime}_{\geq}
\]
\end{document}
Possible reasons, why it does not work for your document:
The apostrophe is the wrong character. It should be the ASCII character apostrophe at position 39 (0x27).
A package (or other code) changes, how the apostrophe behaves in math mode.
There is also math mode command \prime
. Usage: $S_\geq^\prime$.
S'_{\geq}
orS_{\geq}^{i}
(see the picture)