I'm making a numbered list with the enumerate
environment. Through the enumitem
package I've changed the label to [label=Caso \arabic*)]
. I have set itemindent
to 10.5pt to align the label start with the start of the lines above. Trouble is, as in the picture below, the lines of an item besides the first one are not aligned with the first one but indented slightly to the left. How do I correct that? P.S. adding leftmargin=0em
or any other length just moves the whole thing to the left, not solving the problem at all.
\ben[label=Caso \arabic*)]
\setlength{\itemindent}{10.5pt}
\item Supponiamo $F=]x,y]$ e $\dsum_{n=1}^\8\lg(F_n)<+\8$, perché se non è vero non ho niente
da dimostrare, perché devo dimostrare $\lg(F)\leq\dsum\lg(F_n)$; io so che $]x,y]$ è ricoperto
dagli $F_n$, il guaio è l'infinità, perché sto ricoprendo con intervalli non aperti un intervallo
non chiuso, ma poco male: ingrasso ogni intervallino in modo da renderlo aperto e chiudo $[x,y]$,
così ho un compatto ricoperto da aperti; per ogni $n$ dico che posso trovare $F_n^\1$ unione
finita di intervallini semiaperti tali che $F_n\sbs\pint F_n^\1$ e
$\lg(F_n^\1)\leq\lg(F_n)+\fr{\meg}{2^n}$; se:
NB preamble at https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9853413, it probably wouldn't fit due to its length.
\sum
symbol; placing the limits next to the symbol, via\sum\nolimits_{n=1}^\infty
, will probably give a better-looking paragraph.\include
, and currently I'm working with\includeonly{27.3}
. @Mico you may think that way, but I'm doing that on purpose (actually forcing\displaystyle
- see definition of\dsum
in gisted preamble) to avoid placing the limits on the side, which looks horrible in my opinion, so thanks, but no. One thing I'll try is adding\limits
rather than forcing\displaystyle
.