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Mathmode without amsmath \stackrel{above word/letter}{bottom word/letter} e.g. for this example: $\stackrel{\alpha}{argmax}$ |
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text$\stackrel{b}{a}\hspace{-0.25em}\overset{b}{a}\underset{b}{a}$text
Writing $\stackrel{b}{\textrm{a}}... gives the same baseline while a is in
textmode, too. If you want to have the same baseline in mathmode too,
than choose AMSMath-command \overset
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| You can write "argmax" in upright mode with \textrm{argmax}. In mathmode the stack is always bottom orientated to the line. |
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Minipage The use of a minipage gives better result if you need this in real textmode. To find out the width of the minipage, define in latex preamble: \newlength{myStackWidth}
The minipage can be orientated to the bottom, the top oder vertically centered to
the textline. At first we want to set the width, which belongs to the longest word:
\settowidth{\myStackWidth}{argmax}
\begin{minipage}[t]{\myStackWidth}\parskip-1ex\begin{center}
argmax
$\alpha$
\end{center}\end{minipage}
option [t]: alpha is under argmaxoption [b]: argmax is over alpha option [m]: both are vertically centered in the line.
Remember that you can define a new command
If you want it only vertically centered, the following latex construct does it, too:
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