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How to use \displaybreak?

I have a very long equation \begin{equation*} \begin{aligned} multiple line equation... \end{aligned} \end{equation} But just using the above code causes the whole equation to start from a ...
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How do I suppress the whitespace above an equation block at the page top?

How do I suppress the whitespace above the equation block at the page top ? It is added to the top margin, and I don't want that to happen. I know that \abovedisplayshortskip controls this for the ...
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More sophisticated page breaks within aligned equations

This is my current method of allowing page breaks between my aligned equations {\allowdisplaybreaks \begin{align*} left &= right1 \\ &= right2. \end{align*}} It works, but it doesn't ...
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mdframed: large texts with equation arrays skipping pages in \documentclass{memoir} (or book) [closed]

The package mdframed works very well enclosing plain texts with decorated frames: even when they span many pages the frame breaks accordingly! :-) Unfortunately that is not yet the case when the ...
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mdframed: New bug with page break?

The package mdframed works well breaking framed plain texts. I am trying hard to make it work also when the text contais equation arrays, but I keep getting strange compilation errors! My last try ...
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How can I allow gather to break between pages? [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: Custom alignment of columns in align environment MWE: \documentclass{article} \usepackage{lipsum} \usepackage{amsmath} \begin{document} \lipsum[1-4] \lipsum[4] ...
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Is it possible to pagebreak aligned equations?

The report I'm writting features a lot of long, multiple lines equations. To reduce visual polution I've been using an aligned environment nested inside equation. This way (unlike just using an align ...
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How can I avoid widows and orphans after displayed equations?

Edit: The original title of this question was "How can I avoid widows and orphans with the geometry package?" However, as egreg pointed out, the geometry package was not the cause of the problem. ...
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align* but show one equation number at the end

I am using align*, but I still need an equation number. I know one solution is to use align and add \nonumber to all lines but the last. Is there a 'lazy' way to do it? I searched a little and found ...
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Long equation does not page break

I have a series of equations steps, about 20 lines or so. I would like to have it automatically decide page break when necessary, but it resists and always tries to stay in a whole page, rendering the ...
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Fixing formatting errors created by long eqnarrays

I'm writing a paper in which I have long eqnarrays, many of them 10 lines or longer. Since TeX seems to not want to page-break these equations, this results in weird formatting, eg pages that have ...
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Custom alignment of columns in align environment

I need to typeset two columns of equations, each row typeset with an equation number to the right as with an ordinary equation. The first column must be centered, and the second column must be ...
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Left-hand vertical rule applied to flalign environment with automatic pagebreak

I am referring to the coderule environment (see Override \centering to left justify an image) presented earlier by @TH as answer to the following question: Override \centering to left justify an image ...
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Multi-page equations — problem

I have a very long derivation, that needs to look like: A = B \\ = C \\ = D \\ etc. The derivation spans across many lines. I'm looking for a way to typeset it so that when it reaches the end of ...
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Proof Split Over Two Pages

I have a proof that should take up only just over half a page; however, when I compile it, only the first few sentences appear in the bottom half of the page where my proof starts, and the rest is ...
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How to avoid widow lines after displayed equations

If a displayed equation is close to the bottom of the page, TeX likes to insert a page break even if the current paragraph contains only one more line after the equation, as e.g. in ... it follows ...