How to increase the horizontal spacing around `=&' in the align environment?
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I found it too squeezed around the operators when I use align for multiple lines of equations. See the example.
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
How to increase the space around `=' to make something like
beginalign*
&a + b \
= & c + d \
= & e + f
endalign*
spacing align horizontal
asked Feb 13 at 23:14
Alex ShenAlex Shen
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I found it too squeezed around the operators when I use align for multiple lines of equations. See the example.
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
How to increase the space around `=' to make something like
beginalign*
&a + b \
= & c + d \
= & e + f
endalign*
spacing align horizontal
asked Feb 13 at 23:14
Alex ShenAlex Shen
2613
=&is the right way.
– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:15
Yes, that works. But I have to add for each line. Is there a command for the whole document?
– Alex Shen
Feb 13 at 23:18
1
You shouldn't be using such a layout to begin with.
– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:20
If you want to do a "waterfall" like effect, see theMoveEqLeftmacro from mathtools
– daleif
Feb 14 at 7:27
add a comment |
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3
I found it too squeezed around the operators when I use align for multiple lines of equations. See the example.
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
How to increase the space around `=' to make something like
beginalign*
&a + b \
= & c + d \
= & e + f
endalign*
spacing align horizontal
asked Feb 13 at 23:14
Alex ShenAlex Shen
2613
I found it too squeezed around the operators when I use align for multiple lines of equations. See the example.
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
How to increase the space around `=' to make something like
beginalign*
&a + b \
= & c + d \
= & e + f
endalign*
spacing align horizontal
spacing align horizontal
asked Feb 13 at 23:14
Alex ShenAlex Shen
2613
asked Feb 13 at 23:14
Alex ShenAlex Shen
2613
edited Feb 13 at 23:15
Alex Shen
asked Feb 13 at 23:14
Alex ShenAlex Shen
2613
asked Feb 13 at 23:14
Alex ShenAlex Shen
2613
asked Feb 13 at 23:14
Alex ShenAlex Shen
2613
2613
=&is the right way.
– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:15
Yes, that works. But I have to add for each line. Is there a command for the whole document?
– Alex Shen
Feb 13 at 23:18
1
You shouldn't be using such a layout to begin with.
– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:20
If you want to do a "waterfall" like effect, see theMoveEqLeftmacro from mathtools
– daleif
Feb 14 at 7:27
add a comment |
=&is the right way.
– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:15
Yes, that works. But I have to add for each line. Is there a command for the whole document?
– Alex Shen
Feb 13 at 23:18
1
You shouldn't be using such a layout to begin with.
– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:20
If you want to do a "waterfall" like effect, see theMoveEqLeftmacro from mathtools
– daleif
Feb 14 at 7:27
=& is the right way.– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:15
=& is the right way.– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:15
Yes, that works. But I have to add for each line. Is there a command for the whole document?
– Alex Shen
Feb 13 at 23:18
Yes, that works. But I have to add for each line. Is there a command for the whole document?
– Alex Shen
Feb 13 at 23:18
1
1
You shouldn't be using such a layout to begin with.
– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:20
You shouldn't be using such a layout to begin with.
– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:20
If you want to do a "waterfall" like effect, see the
MoveEqLeft macro from mathtools– daleif
Feb 14 at 7:27
If you want to do a "waterfall" like effect, see the
MoveEqLeft macro from mathtools– daleif
Feb 14 at 7:27
add a comment |
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You need =& or the space after = will not be correct.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools % also loads amsmath
begindocument
This is a wrong display
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
This is a bit better
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
but the following is even better
beginalign*
MoveEqLeft[1] a + b \
&= c + d \
&= e + f
endalign*
enddocument
I'd use such a layout only in case the top expression is very long; otherwise
beginalign*
a + b
&= c + d \
&= e + f
endalign*
is the way to go.
answered Feb 13 at 23:21
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You need =& or the space after = will not be correct.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools % also loads amsmath
begindocument
This is a wrong display
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
This is a bit better
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
but the following is even better
beginalign*
MoveEqLeft[1] a + b \
&= c + d \
&= e + f
endalign*
enddocument
I'd use such a layout only in case the top expression is very long; otherwise
beginalign*
a + b
&= c + d \
&= e + f
endalign*
is the way to go.
answered Feb 13 at 23:21
egregegreg
725k8819193224
add a comment |
4
You need =& or the space after = will not be correct.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools % also loads amsmath
begindocument
This is a wrong display
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
This is a bit better
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
but the following is even better
beginalign*
MoveEqLeft[1] a + b \
&= c + d \
&= e + f
endalign*
enddocument
I'd use such a layout only in case the top expression is very long; otherwise
beginalign*
a + b
&= c + d \
&= e + f
endalign*
is the way to go.
answered Feb 13 at 23:21
egregegreg
725k8819193224
add a comment |
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You need =& or the space after = will not be correct.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools % also loads amsmath
begindocument
This is a wrong display
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
This is a bit better
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
but the following is even better
beginalign*
MoveEqLeft[1] a + b \
&= c + d \
&= e + f
endalign*
enddocument
I'd use such a layout only in case the top expression is very long; otherwise
beginalign*
a + b
&= c + d \
&= e + f
endalign*
is the way to go.
answered Feb 13 at 23:21
egregegreg
725k8819193224
You need =& or the space after = will not be correct.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools % also loads amsmath
begindocument
This is a wrong display
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
This is a bit better
beginalign*
&a + b \
=& c + d \
=& e + f
endalign*
but the following is even better
beginalign*
MoveEqLeft[1] a + b \
&= c + d \
&= e + f
endalign*
enddocument
I'd use such a layout only in case the top expression is very long; otherwise
beginalign*
a + b
&= c + d \
&= e + f
endalign*
is the way to go.
answered Feb 13 at 23:21
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=&is the right way.– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:15
Yes, that works. But I have to add for each line. Is there a command for the whole document?
– Alex Shen
Feb 13 at 23:18
1
You shouldn't be using such a layout to begin with.
– egreg
Feb 13 at 23:20
If you want to do a "waterfall" like effect, see the
MoveEqLeftmacro from mathtools– daleif
Feb 14 at 7:27