how to write a fraction in xlabel.

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Shan Chu 2016-3-5

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dear all, I want to write a fraction a over b in the xlabel. How to do that? thanks

if true
%
figure (1)
fig =figure(1);
plot(t,real(y)'-x')
title('Mutual inductance M at frequency of 0.159 GHz','FontSize',18,'FontWeight','bold')
xlabel ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
ylabel('Inductance (nH)','FontSize',18,'FontWeight','bold')
set(fig,'position',[500 300 800 600]);
grid on

end

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Panagiotis Papias 2022-9-5

I wanted to take a moment and thank you for this comment, now I feel that is nicer latex being able to be used as an "add on" in Matlab.

Lars Abrahamsson 2023-4-12

I miss the possibility to write

xlabel('$\displaystyle\frac{\text{W}}{\text{h}}$','interpreter','latex')

for example. But that is not possible it seems. Mathematical font is not wanted for "Watt per hour" for example.

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Star Strider 2016-3-5

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The easy way:

xlabel('^{a}/_{b}')

The more difficult way requires you to call the 'latex' interpreter and use LaTeX commands. See the link for the LaTeX documentation.

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Reko Hynönen 2017-9-18

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An old topic, but I've got an improved answer.

Star Strider's answer will work but it will look a bit silly. But like they suggest, you could use LaTeX interpreter instead.

Using LaTeX interpreter, you could accomplish this by writing:

xlabel('$\frac{a}{b}$','Interpreter','latex')

\frac{a}{b} is a LaTeX syntax for fractions. It will write 'a' to the numerator and 'b' to denominator. '$' symbols at the beginning and the end are necessary to interpret the expression in LaTeX Math mode, that interprets \frac correctly.