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I want to maintain readability of each element by using alignment point. At the same time I also don't want to make any further confusion as shown in the following figure in which the closing curly brace is not properly placed.



documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
abovedisplayskip=0pt
[A =
 beginaligned[t]
 &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
 &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
 endaligned
]
enddocument


enter image description here



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    I want to maintain readability of each element by using alignment point. At the same time I also don't want to make any further confusion as shown in the following figure in which the closing curly brace is not properly placed.



    documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
    usepackagemathtools
    begindocument
    abovedisplayskip=0pt
    [A =
     beginaligned[t]
     &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
     &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
     endaligned
    ]
    enddocument


    enter image description here



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    How to move the closing curly brace to the proper place as shown in red? Any other suggestion is always welcome.






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      I want to maintain readability of each element by using alignment point. At the same time I also don't want to make any further confusion as shown in the following figure in which the closing curly brace is not properly placed.



      documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
      usepackagemathtools
      begindocument
      abovedisplayskip=0pt
      [A =
       beginaligned[t]
       &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
       &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
       endaligned
      ]
      enddocument


      enter image description here



      Question



      How to move the closing curly brace to the proper place as shown in red? Any other suggestion is always welcome.






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      I want to maintain readability of each element by using alignment point. At the same time I also don't want to make any further confusion as shown in the following figure in which the closing curly brace is not properly placed.



      documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
      usepackagemathtools
      begindocument
      abovedisplayskip=0pt
      [A =
       beginaligned[t]
       &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
       &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
       endaligned
      ]
      enddocument


      enter image description here



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      How to move the closing curly brace to the proper place as shown in red? Any other suggestion is always welcome.






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          You can instead use the ... environment inside the aligned environment



          documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
          usepackageamsmath
          begindocument
          abovedisplayskip=0pt

           [beginaligned[t]
           A=&R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
           &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
           endaligned]
          enddocument


          to get:



          enter image description here






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            I will use split instead of aligned.
            – Artificial Stupidity
            Nov 26 at 8:05










          • @ArtificialStupidity That's indeed a good suggestion, however, I wanted to stick with the OP's environment (as I didn't know the premise at which the OP uses the aligned environment).
            – Raaja
            Nov 26 at 8:08











          • @ArtificialStupidity I didn't notice you were the OP ;) (extremely sorry for the 3rd person-ish comment)
            – Raaja
            Nov 26 at 8:27











          • :-):-):-):-):-)
            – Artificial Stupidity
            Nov 26 at 8:52

















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          4
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          Here are two suggestions, one a multlined the other a large brace:



          Sample output



          documentclassarticle

          usepackagemathtools

          begindocument
          beginequation*
           A =
           beginmultlined[t]
           R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
           R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
           endmultlined
          endequation*

          beginequation*
           A =biggl
           beginaligned
           &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
           &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
           endaligned
          biggr
          endequation*

          enddocument





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            Inspired by Raaja's answer.



            documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
            usepackagemathtools
            usepackage[a6paper]geometry
            begindocument
            abovedisplayskip=0pt
            [
            beginsplit
             A = &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
             &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
            endsplit
            ]
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            Note: usepackage[a6paper]geometry is added because varwidth does not take any effect if split is used.






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              You can instead use the ... environment inside the aligned environment



              documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
              usepackageamsmath
              begindocument
              abovedisplayskip=0pt

               [beginaligned[t]
               A=&R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
               &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
               endaligned]
              enddocument


              to get:



              enter image description here






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                I will use split instead of aligned.
                – Artificial Stupidity
                Nov 26 at 8:05










              • @ArtificialStupidity That's indeed a good suggestion, however, I wanted to stick with the OP's environment (as I didn't know the premise at which the OP uses the aligned environment).
                – Raaja
                Nov 26 at 8:08











              • @ArtificialStupidity I didn't notice you were the OP ;) (extremely sorry for the 3rd person-ish comment)
                – Raaja
                Nov 26 at 8:27











              • :-):-):-):-):-)
                – Artificial Stupidity
                Nov 26 at 8:52














              up vote
              3
              down vote



              accepted










              You can instead use the ... environment inside the aligned environment



              documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
              usepackageamsmath
              begindocument
              abovedisplayskip=0pt

               [beginaligned[t]
               A=&R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
               &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
               endaligned]
              enddocument


              to get:



              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer
















              • 1




                I will use split instead of aligned.
                – Artificial Stupidity
                Nov 26 at 8:05










              • @ArtificialStupidity That's indeed a good suggestion, however, I wanted to stick with the OP's environment (as I didn't know the premise at which the OP uses the aligned environment).
                – Raaja
                Nov 26 at 8:08











              • @ArtificialStupidity I didn't notice you were the OP ;) (extremely sorry for the 3rd person-ish comment)
                – Raaja
                Nov 26 at 8:27











              • :-):-):-):-):-)
                – Artificial Stupidity
                Nov 26 at 8:52












              up vote
              3
              down vote



              accepted







              up vote
              3
              down vote



              accepted






              You can instead use the ... environment inside the aligned environment



              documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
              usepackageamsmath
              begindocument
              abovedisplayskip=0pt

               [beginaligned[t]
               A=&R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
               &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
               endaligned]
              enddocument


              to get:



              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer












              You can instead use the ... environment inside the aligned environment



              documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
              usepackageamsmath
              begindocument
              abovedisplayskip=0pt

               [beginaligned[t]
               A=&R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
               &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
               endaligned]
              enddocument


              to get:



              enter image description here







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              Raaja

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              • 1




                I will use split instead of aligned.
                – Artificial Stupidity
                Nov 26 at 8:05










              • @ArtificialStupidity That's indeed a good suggestion, however, I wanted to stick with the OP's environment (as I didn't know the premise at which the OP uses the aligned environment).
                – Raaja
                Nov 26 at 8:08











              • @ArtificialStupidity I didn't notice you were the OP ;) (extremely sorry for the 3rd person-ish comment)
                – Raaja
                Nov 26 at 8:27











              • :-):-):-):-):-)
                – Artificial Stupidity
                Nov 26 at 8:52












              • 1




                I will use split instead of aligned.
                – Artificial Stupidity
                Nov 26 at 8:05










              • @ArtificialStupidity That's indeed a good suggestion, however, I wanted to stick with the OP's environment (as I didn't know the premise at which the OP uses the aligned environment).
                – Raaja
                Nov 26 at 8:08











              • @ArtificialStupidity I didn't notice you were the OP ;) (extremely sorry for the 3rd person-ish comment)
                – Raaja
                Nov 26 at 8:27











              • :-):-):-):-):-)
                – Artificial Stupidity
                Nov 26 at 8:52







              1




              1




              I will use split instead of aligned.
              – Artificial Stupidity
              Nov 26 at 8:05




              I will use split instead of aligned.
              – Artificial Stupidity
              Nov 26 at 8:05












              @ArtificialStupidity That's indeed a good suggestion, however, I wanted to stick with the OP's environment (as I didn't know the premise at which the OP uses the aligned environment).
              – Raaja
              Nov 26 at 8:08





              @ArtificialStupidity That's indeed a good suggestion, however, I wanted to stick with the OP's environment (as I didn't know the premise at which the OP uses the aligned environment).
              – Raaja
              Nov 26 at 8:08













              @ArtificialStupidity I didn't notice you were the OP ;) (extremely sorry for the 3rd person-ish comment)
              – Raaja
              Nov 26 at 8:27





              @ArtificialStupidity I didn't notice you were the OP ;) (extremely sorry for the 3rd person-ish comment)
              – Raaja
              Nov 26 at 8:27













              :-):-):-):-):-)
              – Artificial Stupidity
              Nov 26 at 8:52




              :-):-):-):-):-)
              – Artificial Stupidity
              Nov 26 at 8:52










              up vote
              4
              down vote













              Here are two suggestions, one a multlined the other a large brace:



              Sample output



              documentclassarticle

              usepackagemathtools

              begindocument
              beginequation*
               A =
               beginmultlined[t]
               R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
               R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
               endmultlined
              endequation*

              beginequation*
               A =biggl
               beginaligned
               &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
               &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
               endaligned
              biggr
              endequation*

              enddocument





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                Here are two suggestions, one a multlined the other a large brace:



                Sample output



                documentclassarticle

                usepackagemathtools

                begindocument
                beginequation*
                 A =
                 beginmultlined[t]
                 R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
                 R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
                 endmultlined
                endequation*

                beginequation*
                 A =biggl
                 beginaligned
                 &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
                 &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
                 endaligned
                biggr
                endequation*

                enddocument





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                  up vote
                  4
                  down vote









                  Here are two suggestions, one a multlined the other a large brace:



                  Sample output



                  documentclassarticle

                  usepackagemathtools

                  begindocument
                  beginequation*
                   A =
                   beginmultlined[t]
                   R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
                   R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
                   endmultlined
                  endequation*

                  beginequation*
                   A =biggl
                   beginaligned
                   &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
                   &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
                   endaligned
                  biggr
                  endequation*

                  enddocument





                  share|improve this answer












                  Here are two suggestions, one a multlined the other a large brace:



                  Sample output



                  documentclassarticle

                  usepackagemathtools

                  begindocument
                  beginequation*
                   A =
                   beginmultlined[t]
                   R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
                   R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
                   endmultlined
                  endequation*

                  beginequation*
                   A =biggl
                   beginaligned
                   &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
                   &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
                   endaligned
                  biggr
                  endequation*

                  enddocument






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                      Inspired by Raaja's answer.



                      documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
                      usepackagemathtools
                      usepackage[a6paper]geometry
                      begindocument
                      abovedisplayskip=0pt
                      [
                      beginsplit
                       A = &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
                       &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
                      endsplit
                      ]
                      enddocument


                      enter image description here



                      Note: usepackage[a6paper]geometry is added because varwidth does not take any effect if split is used.






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                        up vote
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                        down vote













                        Inspired by Raaja's answer.



                        documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
                        usepackagemathtools
                        usepackage[a6paper]geometry
                        begindocument
                        abovedisplayskip=0pt
                        [
                        beginsplit
                         A = &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
                         &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
                        endsplit
                        ]
                        enddocument


                        enter image description here



                        Note: usepackage[a6paper]geometry is added because varwidth does not take any effect if split is used.






                        share|improve this answer






















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                          down vote










                          up vote
                          3
                          down vote









                          Inspired by Raaja's answer.



                          documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
                          usepackagemathtools
                          usepackage[a6paper]geometry
                          begindocument
                          abovedisplayskip=0pt
                          [
                          beginsplit
                           A = &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
                           &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
                          endsplit
                          ]
                          enddocument


                          enter image description here



                          Note: usepackage[a6paper]geometry is added because varwidth does not take any effect if split is used.






                          share|improve this answer












                          Inspired by Raaja's answer.



                          documentclass[preview,border=12pt,varwidth]standalone
                          usepackagemathtools
                          usepackage[a6paper]geometry
                          begindocument
                          abovedisplayskip=0pt
                          [
                          beginsplit
                           A = &R_1R_1,R_1R_2,R_1P_1,R_1P_2,R_1P_3,\
                           &R_2R_1,R_2R_2,R_2P_1,R_2P_2,R_2P_3
                          endsplit
                          ]
                          enddocument


                          enter image description here



                          Note: usepackage[a6paper]geometry is added because varwidth does not take any effect if split is used.







                          share|improve this answer












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