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I want to use type an intersection symbol with a vertical line to indicate intersect transversally of submanifolds, like this:
The symbol I looked up on detexify isn't quite what I want (it gives me \usepackage{ amssymb }
$$\pitchfork$$). Does anyone know how to get this symbol? Thanks!
Combining other symbols:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{mathtools}
\begin{document}
\[
N_1 \cap\kern-0.7em|\kern0.7em N_2
\]
\end{document}
amssymb? – Bernard May 26 at 18:20amssymb\pitchforkcuts off at the bottom of the cap. The vertical line here has a distinct descender. I don't know the difference in meaning, but it may be significant. – barbara beeton May 26 at 18:37\cap. – Bernard May 26 at 18:57\mlcpin thestixfonts. Check the comprehensive symbols list (texdoc comprehensive). – barbara beeton May 26 at 19:00