📅 最后修改于: 2023-12-03 14:38:59.026000 🧑 作者: Mango
When typesetting mathematical expressions in TeX, it's essential to have a good command of various symbols and commands. One of these commands is the '\succapprox' command, which produces the symbol that indicates that one quantity is greater than or approximately equal to another.
\succapprox
The \succapprox
command produces the following symbol:
$\succapprox$
The \succapprox
command is typically used in mathematical expressions, where it's necessary to indicate that one quantity is greater than or approximately equal to another. For example:
x \succapprox y
P(\theta \succapprox \theta_0) > 0.95
The \succapprox
TeX command is a useful tool for typesetting mathematical expressions where it's necessary to indicate that one quantity is greater than or approximately equal to another. Remember to include the required packages in your TeX document to use this command.