SUMMARY
The discussion focuses on the LaTeX code for representing the upper sum in mathematical notation. Key examples provided include the code for summation, \sum_{j \in J}, and the supremum notation, \underset{x \in B_j}{sup}. Additionally, an alternative formatting option using [FONT=courier new] is mentioned, which changes the appearance of the supremum symbol to Roman type. The contributions from users Dan and Peter clarify the correct syntax for these mathematical expressions.
PREREQUISITES
- Basic understanding of LaTeX syntax
- Familiarity with mathematical notation
- Knowledge of summation and supremum concepts
- Experience with typesetting in LaTeX
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