Division symbol in Graphical Plots
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- Subject: [mg8844] Division symbol in Graphical Plots
- From: "Salem Bouhairie" <SALEMB at CIVIL.Lan.McGill.CA>
- Date: Mon, 29 Sep 1997 02:40:13 -0400
- Organization: McGill University Civil Engineering
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
I am using Mathematica 2.2 on a university network pc
When I do ListPlots/Plots of my data, I label my axes with fractioned
variables:
e.g. In[10]:= FrameLabel->{"x"/"L","Ci"/"Cs"}, RotateLabel->False.
But on the graphical output of these plots, I see dashes instead of a
solid horizontal line to represent the division symbol, within the
label,
e.g I see Ci ; I want Ci .
-- ____
Cs Cs
I noticed that Mathematica usually prints out expressions in an
approximation to standard mathematical notation,
e.g. In[1]:= (a + b)/(x + y)
Out[1]:= a + b
_________
x + y
How can I get this solid bar as the division symbol within the
framelabel or axeslabel?
You will note that the solid bar I use in this email is "Shift" +
"- " keys, which produces a "bottom horizontal line" (I do not want
to use this either, cause its off center).
Thank you for your time and consideration
Salem