I am learning LaTeX and I find one annoying thing.
I have to keep typing \,
when in math mode to add that tiny space between different variables when I want one. This makes the LaTeX code harder to read and modify.
For example, I'd rather just write
$a b c$
and have it come out as
a b c
instead of
abc
Now one has to write
$a\,b\,c$
So a single space or more, is interpreted as \,
when in math mode, so writing $a b c$
it will come out to be a b c
. If the \,
is present, then that is ok. So when writing
$a\, b c$
it will come out as
a b c
I do not see that this will cause a problem. If I do not want the \,
then I will write ab
and if I want the space, I'll write a b
much easier, less things to type, and the LaTeX code becomes easier to read.
Is it possible to have some magic macro or renewcommand to do this?
Update
Ok, thanks for the advice. Will take it. I thought I needed to add space to make it look better.
Here is an example:
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
$$s(t)= A_c \cos(2 \pi f_c t + \beta m(t))$$
$$s(t)= A_c \cos(2 \pi f_c t + \beta\, m(t))$$
\end{document}
Here is the output
after looking more at it, I see that I really did not need the extra space between the \beta and the m.
\,
between letters denoting single variable or constants that are multiplied. This is never done in good math typography.\,
everywhere and was getting tired. Now I do not have to do it.