# Line break in math environment

I've typed this: $A,A+k,A+2k,\ldots,A+nk,B$, kde $k$ je \textit{krok} and the line breaks in the middle of A+2k. Is it OK or should I break the line manually before this expression?

Keep those symbols separated:

$A$, $A+k$, $A+2k$,~\dots, $A+nk$, $B$ kde $k$ je \textit{krok}


and you'll probably get a better line break.

If still the break is undesirable, then something like

$A$, $A+k$, $A+\nobreak 2k$,~\dots, $A+nk$, $B$ kde $k$ je \textit{krok}


will make TeX choose a different break point. However I'd prefer a break in the middle of $A+2k$ to an underfull line (or an overfull one, of course).

Work on these aspects only during the final revision, when no more changes to the text are planned.

• Still the same... – user32680 Jun 24 '13 at 22:05
• @user32680 $A+\nobreak 2k$ should do. Work on these aspects only at the final (no more changes, really) revision. – egreg Jun 24 '13 at 22:07
• It did the break in the middle of 'A+k', so still the same problem. The problem I want to solve is if it is "typographically" bad solution. – user32680 Jun 24 '13 at 22:13
• @user32680 Add \nobreak also in $A+\nobreak k$. It's not bad typography, per se; some compromise between the ideal world and the reality of line length must be made. Try some \nobreak, change the wording: there are several possibilities; but, most importantly, wait till the document is in final form. Don't waste time in fixing something that a subsequent change in the document might make not a problem any more. – egreg Jun 24 '13 at 22:37