This is free, unencumbered, unsupported software.
Commands defined are (similar to original with c for chemists):
\cbra{ } \cket{ } \cbraket{ } (small versions)
\Cbra{ } \Cket{ } \Cbraket{ } (expanding versions)
The "small versions" use fixed-size brackets independent of their contents, whereas the "expanding versions" make the brackets and vertical lines expand to envelop their contents (internally using the \left and \right commands). You should use the vertical bar character "|" to input any extra vertical lines. In \Braket these vertical lines will expand to match the arguments. E.g.,
\Braket{ \phi | \frac{\partial^2}{\partial t^2} | \psi }
The original implementation had this note:
Because each definition is so small, it makes no sense to have a complicated generic version for many bracket styles. Instead, you can just copy the definitions and change \langle or \rangle, to what you like.
This unfortunately led to the existence of this package.
- Place
chem-braket.styin your latex working directory - Add the line
\usepackage{chem_braket}to your preamble I could figure out how to add this to CTAN if requested.