\mathring{g}

The command \mathring{g} is used to place a small circle accent over the letter 'g'. This is often used in mathematical notation to denote a specific type of function or variable, such as a derivative or a special form of a function.

Examples

A function g with a ring accent, often used to denote a specific form of g.

\mathring{g}(x)

An equation where both g and h have ring accents, indicating a relationship between these specific forms.

\mathring{g} = \mathring{h}

Integration of a function g with a ring accent, used in calculus.

\int \mathring{g}(x) \, dx