I would to syntax an integral that is even larger than $${\Large\int} _{x_0}^{x_0+L}$$ with the standard integral size shown for reference:$${\int} _{x_0}^{x_0+L}$$
As unfortunately, I cannot get this to work with this site.
Does anyone know if there exists such a way to code a very large integral? My reasons for asking is because the integrand is very large due to fractions in the exponentials.
Kindest Regards
Thank You,
Blaze
EDIT:
Just thought I would mention that now I have been given answers to my question, I can clearly see that this sort of formatting is most disagreeable with the majority of users. Comments indicate that using exp instead of $e^{x}$ is a much better way to format when the argument of the exponent contains fractions.
I completely agree with this now, so thanks to those of you who pointed this out to me.