MathJax command - Double-triple integral

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Start date Jun 2, 2013

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The discussion focuses on finding MathJax commands for double and triple integrals, specifically for surface integrals of closed surfaces. Users mention that the commands \oiint and \oiiint are expected to produce the desired results but report that these commands are not supported in MathJax. Alternative Unicode symbols for integrals, such as \unicode{x222F} and \unicode{x2230}, are provided but may not meet the user's needs. The thread references a related question on TeX Stack Exchange for further assistance. Overall, the search for proper MathJax support for these integral commands remains unresolved.

Jun 2, 2013

Astrum

I've been trying to find the commands for a surface integral of a closed surface,

Doing some searches, I've found that \oiint \oiiint are supposed to give the desired result, but they don't seem to be supported!

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Jun 2, 2013

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\unicode{x222F}
$$\Huge \unicode{x222F}$$
and
\unicode{x2230}
$$\Huge \unicode{x2230}$$

http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/81748/how-to-typeset-oiint-and-oiiint-in-mathjax

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