Should there be a comma before a math variable:
A. How to measure the quality of a quad mesh, Q, generated from a given triangle mesh, M?
B. How to measure the quality of a quad mesh Q, generated from a given triangle mesh M?
I've seen enough papers use A, and then there's
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I'm not familiar with the conventions that mathematicians use concerning such commas, but here are a few simple comments about question marks. Should there be a comma before a math variable ? <<<< This is worded as a question, so you need a question mark.
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I'm not familiar with the conventions that mathematicians use concerning such commas, but here are a few simple comments about question marks.
Should there be a comma before a math variable? <<<< This is worded as a question, so you need a question mark.
A and B are questions, as you have indicated with your question marks. So, you have to word t
Zohar LeviI've seen enough papers use A
I'm surprised. I've seen only B. A looks ugly to me. I wouldn't use Aunless I was threatened with the loss of a diploma (or offered a million dollars).