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Hi Frank,
if you are typing math inline, nemaly into text lines, then the subscripts of "lim" (as well as of other big operators) are always by default put on the side and not at the bottom.

However, you can change this behaviour by going onto the icon with two Sigmas (with tooltip "Change style of mathematical formulas") and select "Large displayed" instead of "Small inline".

I hope this can help,
Michele

Hi Frank

just click SHIFT _ 

This will generate the \undescript equivalent of latex

best 

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Yehuda Ben-Shimol
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

On Aug 5, 2019, at 02:35, Frank <address@hidden> wrote:

Dear Schäfer,

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

I tried > R/I>

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,

• 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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