I've got a special problem with writing in math mode. In general there is absolutely no problem with, e.g., writing something like
$x+x+x++x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x$
will produce the required line break, whereas something like
The subset $\Xi\subseteq C^{1,\alpha\times C^{0,\alpha}$ is closed with
respect to the $C^{1,\beta}\times C^{0,\beta}$-Topology
will write the part C^{0,\beta}$-Topology
of the text over the end of the line. Here it's important, that this part stands close to the end of a line.
In addition, I have to mention, that an \mbox{}
command will occur writing further along the end of the line.
So is there someone who knows that problem, respectively how to solve it? It's important because a manual line break yields a white space at the end of the line and this is strongly undesired.
${C^{1,\beta}\times C^{0,\beta}}$\penalty10000 -\hskip0pt Topology
produce better line breaking?equation*
environment, or reword the surrounding text so that the characters come in the middle of a line.-
disables line break in words that contain them, but you can manually add discretionary hyphens with\-
, for instance$C^{1,\beta}\times C^{0,\beta}$-Topol\-ogy
.$C^[1,\bet...$
marks the last sign of the line, so for TeX it should be easy to take it in the new line and rearrange the previous part of the text to fill the whole line. The fact, that this only happens when\times
is uses stresses, that there should be a workaround.\newline
(\linebreak
and\\
leave the line short)