The discussion centers on inserting subscripts in the diagrams.net application. Users discovered that to include subscripts, such as in the expression \(f_{2,G_2}\), one must enable the Mathematical typesetting feature by selecting Extras -> Mathematical typesetting. The use of LaTeX syntax allows for proper formatting of mathematical expressions, including subscripts. Users also noted that using the underscore "_" is a workaround for simpler subscript needs.
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I mean how to write the second 2 in ##G_2##? where I want the following to be typed: ##f_{2,G_2}##.pbuk said:
Subscript to a subscript? It seems that is not possible.MathematicalPhysicist said:
OK, then I'll use the old "_".Wrichik Basu said:
It looks like an emoticon...MathematicalPhysicist said:
Or maybe use something else, like tikz in LaTeX (which is, BTW, a bit complex).MathematicalPhysicist said:
Oh I see!MathematicalPhysicist said:
\(f_{2,G_2}\)Thanks, you are a genius! should have played around with the app myself, I guess I would have found it eventually... nonetheless thanks!pbuk said: