{a \over b}

The LaTeX command {a \over b} is used to create fractions, where `a` is the numerator and `b` is the denominator. This command is often used in mathematical expressions to represent division in a more visually appealing way, especially in inline math mode.

Examples

Represents the fraction one-half.

{1 \over 2}

Represents a rational expression with a polynomial numerator and denominator.

{x+1 \over x-1}

Represents a fraction with a sum of squares in the numerator and a square in the denominator.

{a^2 + b^2 \over c^2}