Syntax#
\kerTakes no arguments. Reading argspecs
In TeXForm#
TeXForm parses this entry as prefix syntax; the package determines its argument specification.
See also#
\acosecantphysics\acosinephysics\acotangentphysics\arccosbase\arccosecantphysics\arccosinephysics\arccotangentphysics\arcsecantphysics\arcsinbase\arcsinephysics\arctanbase\arctangentphysics\argbase\asecantphysics\asinephysics\atangentphysics\cosbase\cosecantphysics\coshbase\cosinephysics\cotbase\cotangentphysics\cothbase\cscbase\degbase\determinantphysics\dimbase\expbase\exponentialphysics\hombase\hypcosecantphysics\hypcosinephysics\hypcotangentphysics\hypsecantphysics\hypsinephysics\hyptangentphysics\lgbase\lnbase\logbase\logarithmphysics\naturallogarithmphysics\Probabilityphysics\rankphysics\secbase\secantphysics\sinbase\sinephysics\sinhbase\tanbase\tangentphysics\tanhbase
Test cases#
| Input | Case | MathJax | KaTeX | XeTeX |
|---|---|---|---|---|
\ker | Positive · baseline | Pass | Pass | Pass |