Re: Math mode in LaTeX

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From: Edward Wang
Date: Sun, 02 Jun 1991 07:57

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The orignal article and I believe all of the followups
seem to have missed an important point.  To give something
like "or" the right spacing, you should make it a binary
operator.  Just using an escape into normal mode (however
convenient it may be) won't be correct in all situations.
Sometimes, you may want \mathord or whatever instead.

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From: edward@priam.Berkeley.EDU (Edward Wang)
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Subject: Re: Math mode in LaTeX
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