How to put a dot on a boldsymbol letter in LaTeX?











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I am trying to put a dot on a boldsymbol letter,



dot{boldsymbol{tilde{x}}}(t)


but I get this,



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but I want to have,



enter image description here



with a tilde between dot and x.






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I am trying to put a dot on a boldsymbol letter,



dot{boldsymbol{tilde{x}}}(t)


but I get this,



enter image description here



but I want to have,



enter image description here



with a tilde between dot and x.






boldsymbol







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  • And what would you like to have?
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I am trying to put a dot on a boldsymbol letter,



dot{boldsymbol{tilde{x}}}(t)


but I get this,



enter image description here



but I want to have,



enter image description here



with a tilde between dot and x.






boldsymbol







share|improve this question















I am trying to put a dot on a boldsymbol letter,



dot{boldsymbol{tilde{x}}}(t)


but I get this,



enter image description here



but I want to have,



enter image description here



with a tilde between dot and x.






boldsymbol




boldsymbol






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  • And what would you like to have?
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And what would you like to have?
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And what would you like to have?
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It's better using bm:



documentclass{article}

usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{bm}



begin{document}



$dot{bm{tilde{x}}}(t)$



end{document}


You can also use boldsymbol, there's no need to change all your source files except for adding usepackage{bm}.



enter image description here






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  • Great! That's I really want :)
    – Mohammad
    3 hours ago










  • And how about this one, mathbf{dot{tilde{P}}}? It seems using bm instead on mathbf gives different result.
    – Mohammad
    3 hours ago




















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boldsymbol{dot{tilde{x}}}(t)



does the trick I think






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  • That works but I don't want the dot to be bold :(
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up vote
3
down vote



accepted










It's better using bm:



documentclass{article}

usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{bm}



begin{document}



$dot{bm{tilde{x}}}(t)$



end{document}


You can also use boldsymbol, there's no need to change all your source files except for adding usepackage{bm}.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer





















  • Great! That's I really want :)
    – Mohammad
    3 hours ago










  • And how about this one, mathbf{dot{tilde{P}}}? It seems using bm instead on mathbf gives different result.
    – Mohammad
    3 hours ago

















up vote
3
down vote



accepted










It's better using bm:



documentclass{article}

usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{bm}



begin{document}



$dot{bm{tilde{x}}}(t)$



end{document}


You can also use boldsymbol, there's no need to change all your source files except for adding usepackage{bm}.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer





















  • Great! That's I really want :)
    – Mohammad
    3 hours ago










  • And how about this one, mathbf{dot{tilde{P}}}? It seems using bm instead on mathbf gives different result.
    – Mohammad
    3 hours ago















up vote
3
down vote



accepted







up vote
3
down vote



accepted






It's better using bm:



documentclass{article}

usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{bm}



begin{document}



$dot{bm{tilde{x}}}(t)$



end{document}


You can also use boldsymbol, there's no need to change all your source files except for adding usepackage{bm}.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer












It's better using bm:



documentclass{article}

usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{bm}



begin{document}



$dot{bm{tilde{x}}}(t)$



end{document}


You can also use boldsymbol, there's no need to change all your source files except for adding usepackage{bm}.



enter image description here







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  • Great! That's I really want :)
    – Mohammad
    3 hours ago










  • And how about this one, mathbf{dot{tilde{P}}}? It seems using bm instead on mathbf gives different result.
    – Mohammad
    3 hours ago




















  • Great! That's I really want :)
    – Mohammad
    3 hours ago










  • And how about this one, mathbf{dot{tilde{P}}}? It seems using bm instead on mathbf gives different result.
    – Mohammad
    3 hours ago


















Great! That's I really want :)
– Mohammad
3 hours ago




Great! That's I really want :)
– Mohammad
3 hours ago












And how about this one, mathbf{dot{tilde{P}}}? It seems using bm instead on mathbf gives different result.
– Mohammad
3 hours ago






And how about this one, mathbf{dot{tilde{P}}}? It seems using bm instead on mathbf gives different result.
– Mohammad
3 hours ago












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boldsymbol{dot{tilde{x}}}(t)



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