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16 questions linked to/from How to write a perfect equation parameters description?
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defining equation variables as a caption [duplicate]
I want to define a couple of variables in a list alongside a equation. Here's my current code
\begin{figure}
\[ e = m c^2 \]
\begin{description}
\item[e] energy
\item[m] mass
\item[c] ...
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Nicely formatted 'where' statement for Maths [duplicate]
Is there any way to accomplish this nicely in latex:
See how there is a 'where' clause afterwards that specifies what all of the variables represent? Is there a nice way of typesetting that inside ...
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How to add explanation of terms in equation [duplicate]
How can I add explanation like that in figure in LateX under my equation?
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Writing equations with neatly defined parameters [duplicate]
I have been dealing with a multitude of equations in my thesis and it gets really repetitive defining each parameter verbally after each equation; personally I find it inefficient and at times messy. ...
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How to provide the explanations of a math equation? [duplicate]
How can I write the following equation with its explanation in latex ?
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Aligning equations with text with alignat
I'm trying to add this expression to my work:
I understand that the best way to achieve this is using the alignat environment within the amsmath package, so I tried the following:
\begin{alignat*}{3}...
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Align multiline equation with expression after equal sign
I am trying to align a multiline equation using array within the equation but it turns out it doesn't do very well. The code I am using is as follows:
\begin{equation} \begin{array}{lcl}
\mathcal{...
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Use flalign or alignat or align or similar environment to align to the left [duplicate]
The following is a small example to use flalign environment to generate equation.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{txfonts}
\begin{document}
The formula is:
\begin{flalign*}
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Perfect Equation Parameters Description (incl. units!)
I have been trying to use a parameter description provided by @egreg.
(see How to write a perfect equation parameters description? ).
\newlength{\conditionwd}
\newenvironment{variables}[1][where\quad]...
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How to format equation description?
A small piece of code after equation
\begin{tabbing}
where \= $fTTsc$:~ traveling time (office to site and back to office).\\
\>$fTIsc$:~time to get safety ...
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Equation Parameters alignment
This question is similar to many others (infact the code I am using comes from an answer in a previous question: How to write a perfect equation parameters description?)
The comment section is ...
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adding \chapter in KOMA scrbook generates a "! LaTeX Error: \do undefined."
Context: This question is a follow-up of Handling _ (underscores) in a macro's comma-separated list of arguments. In this question I create the macro \codecitep that takes a comma-separated list as ...
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parameter description with long descriptions and long lists -- possibility of page break?
I have a series of equations with following parameter description. Some of those descriptions are relatively long, meaning that I nead a line break. I use so far table, and to accomodate the long ...
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Writing neat equation parameter definitions with \singlespacing vs \doublespacing text
This question is based off the answer for the How to write a perfect equation parameters description? question:
I would like to have the parameters defined using \singlespacing as I am currently ...
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Automatic parameter definitions under equations
For my bachelor thesis, I am using a lot of equations in my document. I would like to use a list of symbols, including units and also add a parameter description under equations.
I want to be ...