joeyuping / quick_latex_obsidian

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Question/Request #95

Closed KrispyKreme1195 closed 1 year ago

KrispyKreme1195 commented 1 year ago

Is there any existing support for denoting quantities as a vector within an equation definition, or support for doing so? For example, in the equation to describe coulombs law as it applies to the forces exerted by a pair of charged points along a given direction vector uses bar/arrow notation to specify that F is a vector quantity and also can use the 'hat' notation to indicate the direction vector is of unit length.

joeyuping commented 1 year ago

Hi! @KrispyKreme1195

These might be what you are looking for: $\bar{F}$ $\bar{F}$ $\overrightarrow{F}$ $\overrightarrow{F}$ $\hat{F}$ $\hat{F}$

You can search for "latex" or "mathjax", for example "latex hat", to get the code required of the math symbol you may need :) All the best!