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		<title>Bold vectors in LaTeX</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Vectors can be typeset in LaTeX with the command \vec, which decorates the argument with a little arrow. This was cute at first, but it doesn&#8217;t look very good, especially in fractions. Textbooks use bold face for vectors, so here&#8217;s how to do that in LaTeX. \let\oldhat\hat \renewcommand{\vec}[1]{\mathbf{#1}} \renewcommand{\hat}[1]{\oldhat{\mathbf{#1}}} This also makes unit vectors (typeset [...]]]></description>
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Vectors can be typeset in LaTeX with the command <tt>\vec</tt>, which decorates the argument with a little arrow.  This was cute at first, but it doesn&#8217;t look very good, especially in fractions.  Textbooks use bold face for vectors, so here&#8217;s how to do that in LaTeX.
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<div class="dean_ch" style="white-space: wrap;"><span class="re2">\let</span><span class="re2">\oldhat</span><span class="re2">\hat</span><br />
<span class="re2">\renewcommand</span>{<span class="re3"><span class="re2">\vec</span>}[<span class="re4">1</span>]{<span class="re2">\mathbf</span>{#1}</span>}<br />
<span class="re2">\renewcommand</span>{<span class="re3"><span class="re2">\hat</span>}[<span class="re4">1</span>]{<span class="re2">\oldhat</span>{<span class="re2">\mathbf</span>{#1}}</span>}</div>

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This also makes unit vectors (typeset with <tt>\hat</tt>) bold.
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