TeX - LaTeX Asked by sxu on April 26, 2021
I have a very long equation that must be separated into two lines, and it has several pairs of nesting left
right
delimiters. Unfortunately, it seems that they need to be on the same line in order for them to work.
Also I’m using the align
environment because I need the aligning functionality. Is there a way to have the size of delimiters automatically adjusted over multiple lines?
The breqn
package allows for automatic line breaking of equations, and for having left
and right
on different lines.
Correct answer by Torbjørn T. on April 26, 2021
You can't.
You can use some thing like biggl
, biggr
, or left.vphantom{...}right)
. For example:
[
begin{split}
a &= left( frac12 + frac13 + frac14 right.
&quad left. {}+ a + b + c vphantom{frac12}right)
end{split}
]
Answered by Leo Liu on April 26, 2021
Have a look at the nath
package.
Answered by Aditya on April 26, 2021
The solution for me was to use virtual dot delimiters
frac{partial F}{partial x} &= left[ frac{partial y}{partial z} right.
&* left. frac{partial z}{partial x} right]
which was the comment posted by percusse in this question which was marked as a duplicate.
The virtual dot delimiters are in Leo Liu's answer above, but a TeX n00b like me wouldn't have seen it.
FYI Sphinx-1.1.3 already supports multi-line math with the math directive using the AmSMath LaTeX package, i.e. breqn is not necessary.
Answered by Mark Mikofski on April 26, 2021
I had the same problem. I wanted to show this equation
begin{equation*}
V_{sal} = -left(1.V_8 + frac{1}{2}.V_7 + frac{1}{8}.V_6 +frac{1}{8}.V_5 + frac{1}{16}.V_4 right.
left. + frac{1}{32}.V_3 + frac{1}{64}.V_2 + frac{1}{128}.V_1right)
end{equation*}
but since it is too long (in a two column document), I used multline
enviroment but it gives an error (something like Missing right. inserted. end{multline*}
or Extra right. end{multline*}
). I solved it with this new code
begin{multline*}
V_{sal} = -left(1.V_8 + frac{1}{2}.V_7 + frac{1}{8}.V_6 +frac{1}{8}.V_5 + frac{1}{16}.V_4 right.
left. + frac{1}{32}.V_3 + frac{1}{64}.V_2 + frac{1}{128}.V_1right)
end{multline*}
Note that I added a right.
at the end of the first row and left.
at the beginning of the second row.
Answered by GERMAIN ROSADIO VEGA on April 26, 2021
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