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Latest comment: 8 years ago by Tentacles in topic Why are \oint \oiint \oiint used for both non-oriented and clockwise-oriented integral symbols?
Why are \oint \oiint \oiint used for both non-oriented and clockwise-oriented integral symbols?
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- \oiint is the non-oriented double closed integral (with elongated circle)
- \varoiint is the non-oriented double closed integral (with perfect circle)
- \ointctrclockwise (with perfect circle, upwards arrow on right side)
- \ointclockwise (with perfect circle, upwards arrow on left side)
- \varointclockwise (with perfect circle, downwards arrow on right side)
- \varointctrclockwise (with perfect circle, downwards arrow on left side)
Why are \oint \oiint \oiint used for both non-oriented and clockwise-oriented integral symbols? — TentaclesTalk or ✉ mailto:Tentacles 01:31, 12 April 2016 (UTC)