Can't show equation tag properly
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beginalign*
sum_j=1^m_0-1,(-1)^j-1hspace-3ex
sum_substack k_m_0 +1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_j+2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell \ k_2 < cdots < k_j < k_j+1 leq k_1
= sum_ k_m_0 +1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_2 leq k_1 leq
boldsymbolell, tag(3) labeleq:3
endalign*
which is very close to our goal, equation eqrefeq:2.
Comparing equation eqrefeq:3 with equation eqrefeq:2, we discover that both have the identical 1tsst through $(m_0 -2)$tsth terms ($1 leq j leq m_0-2$).
The only difference of the two is that the $(m_0 -1)$tsth term in equation eqrefeq:3 is ...
enddocument
I try to put a tag next to the equation, but the result comes out as:
The tag is not displayed correctly. Also, the eqrefeq:3
are displayed in the same, wrong way. (I omit the code having eq:2
and eq:1
.)
tags
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beginalign*
sum_j=1^m_0-1,(-1)^j-1hspace-3ex
sum_substack k_m_0 +1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_j+2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell \ k_2 < cdots < k_j < k_j+1 leq k_1
= sum_ k_m_0 +1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_2 leq k_1 leq
boldsymbolell, tag(3) labeleq:3
endalign*
which is very close to our goal, equation eqrefeq:2.
Comparing equation eqrefeq:3 with equation eqrefeq:2, we discover that both have the identical 1tsst through $(m_0 -2)$tsth terms ($1 leq j leq m_0-2$).
The only difference of the two is that the $(m_0 -1)$tsth term in equation eqrefeq:3 is ...
enddocument
I try to put a tag next to the equation, but the result comes out as:
The tag is not displayed correctly. Also, the eqrefeq:3
are displayed in the same, wrong way. (I omit the code having eq:2
and eq:1
.)
tags
1
Welcome to TeX.SE! Replacetag(3)
bytag3
(curly brackets around3
). Otherwise LaTeX thinks you meantag(
.
– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 2:57
You're welcome! BTW, I'd recommend to move the comma afterboldsymbolell
out of the subscript, and not to abbreviatetextsuperscript
byts
if you ever plan to share your documents with others.
– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 3:11
add a comment |
beginalign*
sum_j=1^m_0-1,(-1)^j-1hspace-3ex
sum_substack k_m_0 +1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_j+2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell \ k_2 < cdots < k_j < k_j+1 leq k_1
= sum_ k_m_0 +1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_2 leq k_1 leq
boldsymbolell, tag(3) labeleq:3
endalign*
which is very close to our goal, equation eqrefeq:2.
Comparing equation eqrefeq:3 with equation eqrefeq:2, we discover that both have the identical 1tsst through $(m_0 -2)$tsth terms ($1 leq j leq m_0-2$).
The only difference of the two is that the $(m_0 -1)$tsth term in equation eqrefeq:3 is ...
enddocument
I try to put a tag next to the equation, but the result comes out as:
The tag is not displayed correctly. Also, the eqrefeq:3
are displayed in the same, wrong way. (I omit the code having eq:2
and eq:1
.)
tags
beginalign*
sum_j=1^m_0-1,(-1)^j-1hspace-3ex
sum_substack k_m_0 +1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_j+2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell \ k_2 < cdots < k_j < k_j+1 leq k_1
= sum_ k_m_0 +1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_2 leq k_1 leq
boldsymbolell, tag(3) labeleq:3
endalign*
which is very close to our goal, equation eqrefeq:2.
Comparing equation eqrefeq:3 with equation eqrefeq:2, we discover that both have the identical 1tsst through $(m_0 -2)$tsth terms ($1 leq j leq m_0-2$).
The only difference of the two is that the $(m_0 -1)$tsth term in equation eqrefeq:3 is ...
enddocument
I try to put a tag next to the equation, but the result comes out as:
The tag is not displayed correctly. Also, the eqrefeq:3
are displayed in the same, wrong way. (I omit the code having eq:2
and eq:1
.)
tags
tags
edited Dec 30 '18 at 3:22
Werner
439k659641658
439k659641658
asked Dec 30 '18 at 2:52
HankYHankY
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132
1
Welcome to TeX.SE! Replacetag(3)
bytag3
(curly brackets around3
). Otherwise LaTeX thinks you meantag(
.
– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 2:57
You're welcome! BTW, I'd recommend to move the comma afterboldsymbolell
out of the subscript, and not to abbreviatetextsuperscript
byts
if you ever plan to share your documents with others.
– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 3:11
add a comment |
1
Welcome to TeX.SE! Replacetag(3)
bytag3
(curly brackets around3
). Otherwise LaTeX thinks you meantag(
.
– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 2:57
You're welcome! BTW, I'd recommend to move the comma afterboldsymbolell
out of the subscript, and not to abbreviatetextsuperscript
byts
if you ever plan to share your documents with others.
– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 3:11
1
1
Welcome to TeX.SE! Replace
tag(3)
by tag3
(curly brackets around 3
). Otherwise LaTeX thinks you mean tag(
.– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 2:57
Welcome to TeX.SE! Replace
tag(3)
by tag3
(curly brackets around 3
). Otherwise LaTeX thinks you mean tag(
.– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 2:57
You're welcome! BTW, I'd recommend to move the comma after
boldsymbolell
out of the subscript, and not to abbreviate textsuperscript
by ts
if you ever plan to share your documents with others.– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 3:11
You're welcome! BTW, I'd recommend to move the comma after
boldsymbolell
out of the subscript, and not to abbreviate textsuperscript
by ts
if you ever plan to share your documents with others.– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 3:11
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tag<tag>
takes a mandatory argument. If you don't supply the surrounding braces, then it takes the next token as the argument.
In your case, tag(3)
doesn't use the suggested format tag<tag>
, so it turns into tag(3)
, numbering the equation with (
and leaving 3)
in the input stream. You're looking for tag3
:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginalign*
sum_j = 1^m_0 - 1,(-1)^j - 1hspace-3ex
sum_
substack
k_m_0 + 1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_j + 2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell \
k_2 < cdots < k_j < k_j+1 leq k_1
= sum_ k_m_0 + 1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell , tag3 labeleq:3
endalign*
which is very close to our goal, equation~(2). Comparing equation~eqrefeq:3 with equation~(2), we discover that both have the identical
1textsuperscriptst through $(m_0 - 2)$textsuperscriptth terms ($1 leq j leq m_0 - 2$). The only difference of the two is that the
$(m_0 - 1)$textsuperscriptth term in equation eqrefeq:3 is ldots
enddocument
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tag<tag>
takes a mandatory argument. If you don't supply the surrounding braces, then it takes the next token as the argument.
In your case, tag(3)
doesn't use the suggested format tag<tag>
, so it turns into tag(3)
, numbering the equation with (
and leaving 3)
in the input stream. You're looking for tag3
:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginalign*
sum_j = 1^m_0 - 1,(-1)^j - 1hspace-3ex
sum_
substack
k_m_0 + 1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_j + 2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell \
k_2 < cdots < k_j < k_j+1 leq k_1
= sum_ k_m_0 + 1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell , tag3 labeleq:3
endalign*
which is very close to our goal, equation~(2). Comparing equation~eqrefeq:3 with equation~(2), we discover that both have the identical
1textsuperscriptst through $(m_0 - 2)$textsuperscriptth terms ($1 leq j leq m_0 - 2$). The only difference of the two is that the
$(m_0 - 1)$textsuperscriptth term in equation eqrefeq:3 is ldots
enddocument
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tag<tag>
takes a mandatory argument. If you don't supply the surrounding braces, then it takes the next token as the argument.
In your case, tag(3)
doesn't use the suggested format tag<tag>
, so it turns into tag(3)
, numbering the equation with (
and leaving 3)
in the input stream. You're looking for tag3
:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginalign*
sum_j = 1^m_0 - 1,(-1)^j - 1hspace-3ex
sum_
substack
k_m_0 + 1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_j + 2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell \
k_2 < cdots < k_j < k_j+1 leq k_1
= sum_ k_m_0 + 1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell , tag3 labeleq:3
endalign*
which is very close to our goal, equation~(2). Comparing equation~eqrefeq:3 with equation~(2), we discover that both have the identical
1textsuperscriptst through $(m_0 - 2)$textsuperscriptth terms ($1 leq j leq m_0 - 2$). The only difference of the two is that the
$(m_0 - 1)$textsuperscriptth term in equation eqrefeq:3 is ldots
enddocument
add a comment |
tag<tag>
takes a mandatory argument. If you don't supply the surrounding braces, then it takes the next token as the argument.
In your case, tag(3)
doesn't use the suggested format tag<tag>
, so it turns into tag(3)
, numbering the equation with (
and leaving 3)
in the input stream. You're looking for tag3
:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginalign*
sum_j = 1^m_0 - 1,(-1)^j - 1hspace-3ex
sum_
substack
k_m_0 + 1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_j + 2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell \
k_2 < cdots < k_j < k_j+1 leq k_1
= sum_ k_m_0 + 1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell , tag3 labeleq:3
endalign*
which is very close to our goal, equation~(2). Comparing equation~eqrefeq:3 with equation~(2), we discover that both have the identical
1textsuperscriptst through $(m_0 - 2)$textsuperscriptth terms ($1 leq j leq m_0 - 2$). The only difference of the two is that the
$(m_0 - 1)$textsuperscriptth term in equation eqrefeq:3 is ldots
enddocument
tag<tag>
takes a mandatory argument. If you don't supply the surrounding braces, then it takes the next token as the argument.
In your case, tag(3)
doesn't use the suggested format tag<tag>
, so it turns into tag(3)
, numbering the equation with (
and leaving 3)
in the input stream. You're looking for tag3
:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
begindocument
beginalign*
sum_j = 1^m_0 - 1,(-1)^j - 1hspace-3ex
sum_
substack
k_m_0 + 1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_j + 2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell \
k_2 < cdots < k_j < k_j+1 leq k_1
= sum_ k_m_0 + 1 leq k_m_0 leq cdots leq k_2 leq k_1 leq boldsymbolell , tag3 labeleq:3
endalign*
which is very close to our goal, equation~(2). Comparing equation~eqrefeq:3 with equation~(2), we discover that both have the identical
1textsuperscriptst through $(m_0 - 2)$textsuperscriptth terms ($1 leq j leq m_0 - 2$). The only difference of the two is that the
$(m_0 - 1)$textsuperscriptth term in equation eqrefeq:3 is ldots
enddocument
answered Dec 30 '18 at 3:30
WernerWerner
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Replace
tag(3)
bytag3
(curly brackets around3
). Otherwise LaTeX thinks you meantag(
.– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 2:57
You're welcome! BTW, I'd recommend to move the comma after
boldsymbolell
out of the subscript, and not to abbreviatetextsuperscript
byts
if you ever plan to share your documents with others.– marmot
Dec 30 '18 at 3:11