Integral product

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From: Damien WYART
Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2000 15:28

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Dear TeXnicians,

On fr.comp.text.tex has come a question which is quite annoying. Two
students are looking for a symbol for integral product (they also say :
"infinite product"). This seems to be like the \prod symbol, but
rounded. Looking in AMS documents gave no hint, and this seems strange.
Is this symbol "official" ; how could it be possible that it would not
have been wanted by someone before ? I hope this is not a FAQ...

Thanks for any contribution on this topic.
-- 
Damien WYART / dwyart@noos.fr

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