I am using Pythons SymPy and am struggling to create a particular variable. Particularly $\tilde{x}$.
I know that I can place a hat on top of a variable in this fashion
import sympy as sym
from sympy import *
xhat= sym.symbols("\hat{x} ")
xhat
but it is not working for the tilde.
Attempt 1
xtilde, ytilde = symbols("\tilde{x} \tilde{y}) ") # Create
xtilde # Print variable
ildex
Attempt 2
xtilde, ytilde = symbols("\sim{x} \sim{y}) ") # Create
xtilde # Print variable
~x
Attempt 3
xtilde, ytilde = symbols("\~{x} \~{y}) ") # Create
xtilde # Print variable
\~x
How does one add tilde on top of the variable in Sympy?
You can try this:
import sympy as sym
from sympy import *
sym.init_printing()
xtilde= sym.symbols("xtilde ")
xtilde