If my frac
tion has a taller numerator than denominator, e.g.:
\frac{\begin{array}{c} t\\a\\l\\l\\ \end{array}}{small}
I like the way it is still adjusted to the baseline.
However, something weird happens if I need to enclose it with \left
and \right
delimiters, see:
\left(\frac{\begin{array}{c} t\\a\\l\\l\\ \end{array}}{small}\right)
Why is there so much empty space under the denominator then?
How can I get rid of this empty space while still keeping the fraction bar aligned with the baseline?
I am aware this would imply that the parentheses are not centered with the fraction bar anymore. But I don't mind.
\left
and\right
just stretch the delimiters keeping them vertically centred on the math axis, and covering the height and depth of the content. Your other option is to use\Biggl(
and then raise "by hand" – David Carlisle Mar 3 '17 at 15:12\left
and\right
try to bothkeepVerticallyCentered
andcoverHeightAndDepth
. How do I optionally disable the first of these two constraints? – iago-lito 'considering leaving Mar 3 '17 at 15:18delarray
package puts brackets around a bottom aligned array) – David Carlisle Mar 3 '17 at 15:25\Biggl(
to the size of my fraction then? And automatically center it right? – iago-lito 'considering leaving Mar 3 '17 at 15:27