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switching alignment
How to align a set of multiline equationsalignment and numbering of math formulasframe more than 1 equation (but not all) of an align environmentAlign 2 (multiple) element in same equationBreaking equations within the align environmentHow can I align equations to the left and to the right?How to Split equation in aligned environmentDouble equation alignment problem within align enviromentRescaling equation in align+split environment - Numbering problemWriting in-line equations on multiple lines using displaystyle
I'm new to Latex and its environments such as split and align and I'm trying to change the alignment of an equation in a customized manner. I have a set of equations similar to what you can see in the picture below. My goal is to shift the last line's equal sign to where it is indicated by the arrow while keeping the alignment of the second line untouched.
I need to do this since my actual equation is pretty long and I'm trying to fit it in one slide. I appreciate your ideas.
equations align arrays split
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I'm new to Latex and its environments such as split and align and I'm trying to change the alignment of an equation in a customized manner. I have a set of equations similar to what you can see in the picture below. My goal is to shift the last line's equal sign to where it is indicated by the arrow while keeping the alignment of the second line untouched.
I need to do this since my actual equation is pretty long and I'm trying to fit it in one slide. I appreciate your ideas.
equations align arrays split
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I'm new to Latex and its environments such as split and align and I'm trying to change the alignment of an equation in a customized manner. I have a set of equations similar to what you can see in the picture below. My goal is to shift the last line's equal sign to where it is indicated by the arrow while keeping the alignment of the second line untouched.
I need to do this since my actual equation is pretty long and I'm trying to fit it in one slide. I appreciate your ideas.
equations align arrays split
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I'm new to Latex and its environments such as split and align and I'm trying to change the alignment of an equation in a customized manner. I have a set of equations similar to what you can see in the picture below. My goal is to shift the last line's equal sign to where it is indicated by the arrow while keeping the alignment of the second line untouched.
I need to do this since my actual equation is pretty long and I'm trying to fit it in one slide. I appreciate your ideas.
equations align arrays split
equations align arrays split
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Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you and add a minimal working example (MWE) that illustrates your problem. Reproducing the problem and finding out what the issue is will be much easier when we see compilable code, starting withdocumentclass...and ending withenddocument.
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Rough code as you didn't provide a MWE. You can use aligned inside of align.
documentclass[11pt]beamer
begindocument
beginframeTitle
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=beginaligned[t]
mathcalH[q(theta)] &=-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)left[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)right] prod_l d theta_l
endaligned\
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
endframe
enddocument
In my eyes, though, it is more readable to put each = on its own line:
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=mathcalH[q(theta)] \
&=-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)left[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)right] prod_l d theta_l \
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
answered 4 hours ago
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35.4k32985
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Why not this simpler layout?
documentclass[11pt]beamer
begindocument
beginframeTitle
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=mathcalH[q(theta)] =-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)Bigl[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)Bigr] prod_l d theta_l\
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
endframe
enddocument
answered 4 hours ago
BernardBernard
179k779212
basically, my equation is long that I cannot fit it in one slide. So I was thinking of a neat way to do it and that was one of the options. I agree that it's not readable as before though.
– arash
3 hours ago
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Rough code as you didn't provide a MWE. You can use aligned inside of align.
documentclass[11pt]beamer
begindocument
beginframeTitle
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=beginaligned[t]
mathcalH[q(theta)] &=-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)left[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)right] prod_l d theta_l
endaligned\
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
endframe
enddocument
In my eyes, though, it is more readable to put each = on its own line:
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=mathcalH[q(theta)] \
&=-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)left[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)right] prod_l d theta_l \
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
answered 4 hours ago
AboAmmarAboAmmar
35.4k32985
add a comment |
Rough code as you didn't provide a MWE. You can use aligned inside of align.
documentclass[11pt]beamer
begindocument
beginframeTitle
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=beginaligned[t]
mathcalH[q(theta)] &=-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)left[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)right] prod_l d theta_l
endaligned\
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
endframe
enddocument
In my eyes, though, it is more readable to put each = on its own line:
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=mathcalH[q(theta)] \
&=-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)left[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)right] prod_l d theta_l \
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
answered 4 hours ago
AboAmmarAboAmmar
35.4k32985
add a comment |
Rough code as you didn't provide a MWE. You can use aligned inside of align.
documentclass[11pt]beamer
begindocument
beginframeTitle
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=beginaligned[t]
mathcalH[q(theta)] &=-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)left[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)right] prod_l d theta_l
endaligned\
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
endframe
enddocument
In my eyes, though, it is more readable to put each = on its own line:
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=mathcalH[q(theta)] \
&=-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)left[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)right] prod_l d theta_l \
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
answered 4 hours ago
AboAmmarAboAmmar
35.4k32985
Rough code as you didn't provide a MWE. You can use aligned inside of align.
documentclass[11pt]beamer
begindocument
beginframeTitle
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=beginaligned[t]
mathcalH[q(theta)] &=-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)left[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)right] prod_l d theta_l
endaligned\
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
endframe
enddocument
In my eyes, though, it is more readable to put each = on its own line:
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=mathcalH[q(theta)] \
&=-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)left[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)right] prod_l d theta_l \
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
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Why not this simpler layout?
documentclass[11pt]beamer
begindocument
beginframeTitle
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=mathcalH[q(theta)] =-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)Bigl[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)Bigr] prod_l d theta_l\
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
endframe
enddocument
answered 4 hours ago
BernardBernard
179k779212
basically, my equation is long that I cannot fit it in one slide. So I was thinking of a neat way to do it and that was one of the options. I agree that it's not readable as before though.
– arash
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Why not this simpler layout?
documentclass[11pt]beamer
begindocument
beginframeTitle
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=mathcalH[q(theta)] =-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)Bigl[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)Bigr] prod_l d theta_l\
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
endframe
enddocument
answered 4 hours ago
BernardBernard
179k779212
basically, my equation is long that I cannot fit it in one slide. So I was thinking of a neat way to do it and that was one of the options. I agree that it's not readable as before though.
– arash
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Why not this simpler layout?
documentclass[11pt]beamer
begindocument
beginframeTitle
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=mathcalH[q(theta)] =-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)Bigl[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)Bigr] prod_l d theta_l\
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
endframe
enddocument
answered 4 hours ago
BernardBernard
179k779212
Why not this simpler layout?
documentclass[11pt]beamer
begindocument
beginframeTitle
beginalign*
mathcalF_1[q]&=mathcalH[q(theta)] =-int q(theta) ln q(theta) d theta \
&=-int prod_i qleft(theta_iright)Bigl[sum_j ln qleft(theta_jright)Bigr] prod_l d theta_l\
&=-sum_i int qleft(theta_iright) ln qleft(theta_iright) d theta_i
endalign*
endframe
enddocument
answered 4 hours ago
BernardBernard
179k779212
answered 4 hours ago
BernardBernard
179k779212
answered 4 hours ago
BernardBernard
179k779212
answered 4 hours ago
BernardBernard
179k779212
179k779212
basically, my equation is long that I cannot fit it in one slide. So I was thinking of a neat way to do it and that was one of the options. I agree that it's not readable as before though.
– arash
3 hours ago
add a comment |
basically, my equation is long that I cannot fit it in one slide. So I was thinking of a neat way to do it and that was one of the options. I agree that it's not readable as before though.
– arash
3 hours ago
basically, my equation is long that I cannot fit it in one slide. So I was thinking of a neat way to do it and that was one of the options. I agree that it's not readable as before though.
– arash
3 hours ago
basically, my equation is long that I cannot fit it in one slide. So I was thinking of a neat way to do it and that was one of the options. I agree that it's not readable as before though.
– arash
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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