It's as the title says. How can I write ^(caret) in Latex.
If I type something like [^set], then the s in set is raised to a power. How can I display [^set] the way it is?
$\wedge$ sorta works but it gives ∧ and not ^.
It's as the title says. How can I write ^(caret) in Latex.
If I type something like [^set], then the s in set is raised to a power. How can I display [^set] the way it is?
$\wedge$ sorta works but it gives ∧ and not ^.
Use \string^ that makes the argument category code 12 (other).
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
text mode: [\string^set]
math mode: $[\string^set]$
\end{document}
If you're using caret often enough, you can define a shorthand macro for that
\newcommand{\caret}{\string^}
In a simple way:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\begin{document}
this is a caret ^{}which is over a space. % space after ^ is not mandatory
$\hat{ }x+1$
\end{document}
$^{\wedge}\mathrm{set}$– David Carlisle May 11 '22 at 07:00