Physics: derivatives\dd

\ddCommand

Typesets a differential symbol in derivatives, integrals, and measure notation, optionally with an order in brackets and with an attached braced or parenthesized quantity.

\dd
Available in
physics
Kind
prefix
Allowed mode
math
Frequency
0% of corpus formulasrank 262 of 263
Commonality
low
Renderer support
PackageMathJaxKaTeXXeTeX
physicsMathJax: FullKaTeX: NoneXeTeX: Full
About the test scope

Syntax#

\ddo[a]optional math contentd<(,)><{,}>(b)optional math content

Argspec o d<(,)><{,}> — two optional arguments. Reading argspecs

Examples#

\dd[n]{x}
\dd(x)

In TeXForm#

TeXForm parses this entry as prefix syntax; the package determines its argument specification.

Equivalent forms#

  • \differentialexact

    Mapped to the same Differential parse method with the same operator parameter.

  • \mathrm{d}^{#1} #2approximate

    Approximates the physics differential operator, ignoring spacing and operator wrapping

See also#

Test cases#

physics
InputCaseMathJaxKaTeXXeTeX
\ddPositive · baselinePassFailPass
\dd[a]Positive · vary:o[0]PassFailPass
\dd (a)Positive · vary:d[1]PassFailPass
\dd[a](b)Positive · maximalPassFailPass
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