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Hi,
I have noticed that there are some symbols that are used in Modern (abstract) Algebra, that aren't necessarily listed in the math reference. "oplus", indicating a direct product between 2 groups, is one such example. I would like to track down a few others.
My most pressing need, is the sign for "is isomorphic to". (a tilde above an equal sign) How do I make this?
Please help.
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:-
https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=93851
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You have probably solved the problem by now.
Its the geometric symbol for congruent too , and not in open office function editor, which calls the equivalance symbol congruent .
The best stop gap solution would be to screen shot your formula and edit in a photoshop type editor.
I use gimp which is a free editor and just as powerful .
If you then search Google images for ' congruent symbol ' you can copy the one you prefer to your clipboard and paste it in.
There are a lot of formula editors on the market all have limitations but you are using the best of the bunch I think.
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