Bigger integrals in (La)TeX

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From: Bruno Hall
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 00:20

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I have been trying to get some big integral signs out of latex.   I
have succeded --- sort of.  If I magnify things either at print-time,
or by using (the non-latex-documented) \mag, I can obtain arbitrarily
large integrals, summations --- whatever.

What I need, however, is a big integral sign, followed by a
normal-sized expression.   For example, the integral of a fraction of
fractions, one would think, should be about the same height as the
integrand.

Is there some fairly painless way to accomlish this?

Follow-up directed to me, and I will post if a solution is found.

Thanks,

Bruno.
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