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I have almost done what I need that is basically having "q" and "Å" in italic in the x-axis label. However, I want to avoid the space before and after the "Å"... It is probably a silly question but I have been trying to remove the "~" and something else without success. Where am I wrong? Basically, the result should be:
"Scattering factor, q(1/Å)" instead of "Scattering factor, q(1/ Å )"
plot(1, 1, xlab= expression("Scattering factor,"~italic(q)~"(1/"~italic(Å)~")"))
Thank you.
r plot
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I have almost done what I need that is basically having "q" and "Å" in italic in the x-axis label. However, I want to avoid the space before and after the "Å"... It is probably a silly question but I have been trying to remove the "~" and something else without success. Where am I wrong? Basically, the result should be:
"Scattering factor, q(1/Å)" instead of "Scattering factor, q(1/ Å )"
plot(1, 1, xlab= expression("Scattering factor,"~italic(q)~"(1/"~italic(Å)~")"))
Thank you.
r plot
asked Mar 22 at 10:12
DaniloDanilo
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I have almost done what I need that is basically having "q" and "Å" in italic in the x-axis label. However, I want to avoid the space before and after the "Å"... It is probably a silly question but I have been trying to remove the "~" and something else without success. Where am I wrong? Basically, the result should be:
"Scattering factor, q(1/Å)" instead of "Scattering factor, q(1/ Å )"
plot(1, 1, xlab= expression("Scattering factor,"~italic(q)~"(1/"~italic(Å)~")"))
Thank you.
r plot
asked Mar 22 at 10:12
DaniloDanilo
296
I have almost done what I need that is basically having "q" and "Å" in italic in the x-axis label. However, I want to avoid the space before and after the "Å"... It is probably a silly question but I have been trying to remove the "~" and something else without success. Where am I wrong? Basically, the result should be:
"Scattering factor, q(1/Å)" instead of "Scattering factor, q(1/ Å )"
plot(1, 1, xlab= expression("Scattering factor,"~italic(q)~"(1/"~italic(Å)~")"))
Thank you.
r plot
r plot
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plot(1, 1, xlab= expression("Scattering factor,"~italic(q)~paste("(1/",italic(Å),")")))
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plot(1, 1, xlab= expression("Scattering factor,"~italic(q)~paste("(1/",italic(Å),")")))
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plot(1, 1, xlab= expression("Scattering factor,"~italic(q)~paste("(1/",italic(Å),")")))
answered Mar 22 at 10:20
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I think you want
plot(1, 1, xlab= expression("Scattering factor,"~italic(q)~paste("(1/",italic(Å),")")))
answered Mar 22 at 10:20
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