Matplotlib subscript

python matplotlib subscript
Srivatsan picture Srivatsan · Mar 11, 2014 · Viewed 12.8k times · Source

I know that we can produce a single subscript in matplotlib like 

$r_i

will give me an r with "i" as the subscript.

But I want to generate a subscript with say 3 or 4 letters, like r_ijk should give me an r with "ijk" as the subscript.

When I do the above, I only get the first ("i") to be the subscript, the rest ("j" & "k") are becoming normal scripts.

Answer

Srivatsan picture Srivatsan · Mar 11, 2014

I just tried r_{ijk} and it did the trick! I was previously trying with () braces.

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