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Problem with using multline and align
I am LaTeX begginer and when I run this equation, I am getting the error:
! Argument \align* has an extra {.
Here is the equation.
\begin{multline}
\begin{align*}
C_s & = \displaystyle ...
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votes
3answers
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A vertically centered equation number on a multline environment
The multline environment does exactly what I want in splitting a long formula between lines by utilizing the horizontal space to the fullest. (I don't want the alignment features of the align ...
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4answers
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How to align a system of multiline equations?
I've got a system of equations, each of them doesn't fit the page width, so I'm searching the way to align them so that:
the brace should appear to the left with no indentation
the first line of ...
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3answers
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How do I obtain multline-type alignment within a group of equations?
I want to achieve something like the following (for now achieved using Microsoft Paint):
That is, I want to group a number of multi-line equations within a single equation-type environment (i.e. ...
12
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6answers
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Multiline equation with LHS alone on first line?
I would like my multiline equations to look like this:
Left-hand-side of my equation
= right-hand-side number 1
= right-hand-side number 2
= etc.
I know there is a simple way to do ...
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votes
1answer
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Flexible equation, align, multline environment
I'm looking for a command (say \foo{}) or pair of commands (say \foos, \fooe) that behave like:
equation environment if there is no \\ nor &
multline if there is a single \\
align if there are ...
3
votes
2answers
794 views
Multiline equation and text
I would really like to get a multiline equation with text explaining each step.
I've got close with
\begin{equation*}
\begin{split}
A \simeq & B \mbox{[Lemma 8.35(iii)]} \\
\simeq ...
9
votes
1answer
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Left/Right across multiline equation
I have a multiline equation that I want to have matching sized parentheses. The advice I read online was to use \left( equation \right. \\ left. rest-of-equation \right) . However, this syntax leaves ...
