I’m typesetting a large document that contains a lot of mathematics. The only problem is that the height of text on some pages that ends with a displayed formula is less than (about 3-6mm) the height of pages that ends normally (without displayed formula).
I want that the height of text on all of my pages is quite the same.
Does anybody know how to solve this problem? Is there any command that I should use in those pages in order to solve the problem?
By the way, I’m using options a4paper, twoside and book class in my document.
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I think this is caused by the fact that a vertical space is inserted after each displayed equation. The size of this space is controlled by Unfortunately I don't know of any way to automatically remove this space if it occurs at the end of a page. I suppose you could do it manually. |
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\raggedbottomby any chance? Try to explicitly set\flushbottomvery late in your preamble and see if it changes anything. Note that\flushbottomis the default forbook. – Martin Scharrer♦ Apr 7 '11 at 10:22\raggedbottomand\flushbottom, but they don't change anything. BTW, what do you mean very late? – user4669 Apr 7 '11 at 11:41\belowdisplayskipis removed if it falls at a page break, so you should try providing a minimal example. – egreg May 8 '11 at 9:43