Making \sum Bigger with AMSMATH

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To make the \sum symbol larger in the AMSMATH package, use the command $\displaystyle \sum$ in your TeX file. This command ensures that the summation symbol is displayed in its larger form, enhancing visibility. The difference can be observed when comparing the standard \sum with the larger version. This adjustment is straightforward and improves the overall presentation of mathematical expressions. Proper usage of the AMSMATH package can significantly enhance document formatting.
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:rolleyes: I am trying to learn how to use the AMSMATH package. Can anyone tell me how to change the size of \sum to make it bigger?
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skook said:
:rolleyes: I am trying to learn how to use the AMSMATH package. Can anyone tell me how to change the size of \sum to make it bigger?
thanks
In a TeX file, write $\displaystyle \sum$ rather than $\sum$. This will give you the difference between the following two:

\sum

\sum
 
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