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Dear Schäfer,

Thanks, but this will just give me the left arrow as a subscript, not below "lim".

I tried <math|<below|lim|\<longleftarrow\>> R/I<rsup|n>>

I find that the space between "lim" and the left arrow seems to be too large.

Best wishes,

On 05/08/2019, Ingolf Schäfer wrote:

Dear Frank,

you can just compose the symbols. For the projective limit go with the following keys in equation mode

l i m _ < - -
Inductive limit works similar.

Yours,

Ingolf

Am So., 4. Aug. 2019 um 17:02 Uhr schrieb Frank <address@hidden <mailto:address@hidden>>:

Dear all,

I wonder the canonical way in TeXmacs to input the symbols of
projective
limits and direct limits in TeXmacs? I mean, something similar to
\varprojlim and \varinjlim.

Thanks!

Best wishes,



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Ingolf Schaefer

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Best wishes!
Yours,

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• How to input projective limits / direct limits in TeXmacs?, Frank, 08/04/2019
  • Re: How to input projective limits / direct limits in TeXmacs?, Ingolf Schäfer, 08/04/2019
    • Re: How to input projective limits / direct limits in TeXmacs?, Frank, 08/05/2019
      • Re: How to input projective limits / direct limits in TeXmacs?, Ben shimol Yehuda, 08/05/2019
        • Re[2]: How to input projective limits / direct limits in TeXmacs?, Michele Cirillo, 08/05/2019

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