TeX - LaTeX Asked by lalala8797 on February 20, 2021
I insert 3 footnotes so far. The first one and second one works well using the footnote{}
, but the third one does not show up at the bottom. The third one is in a display-math environment. Can anyone help me out of this?
This is the code of the third one.
documentclass[12pt] {article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{mathrsfs}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{equation*}
begin{split}
overline{c_t} & = int_j c_{t_j}dj
& = int_j(R(1-tau_{B_{t+1}})b_{{t+1}_j}+(1-tau_{Y_t})w_{t_j}h_{t_j}+{Tr}_t-b_{{t+1}_j}-h_{{t+1}_j})dj
& = R(1-tau_B)b_t+(1-tau_Y)y_t+Tr-b_{t+1}-h_{t+1} footnote{Here we assume balanced budget, therefore $Tr=0$. We also assume income taxes and bequest taxes are same in long run.}
& = Rb_t+y_t-b_{t+1}-h_{t+1}
end{split}
end{equation*}
Inside displayed equations, the usual footnote
command doesn't work. Instead, you need to (a) insert a footnotemark
directive where you want the footnote marker to be placed and (b) insert a footnotetext{...}
directive immediately after the end of the math material.
That said, and echoing @pluton's earlier remark, I don't think it's good practice to "bury" such information in a footnote. Instead, I think it's better to write an extra explanatory sentence or two in the body of the document right after the equation. Something like:
The final equality in the preceding sequence of equations follows because we assume a balanced budget, therefore $mathit{Tr}_t=0$, and because we further assume that income taxes and bequest taxes have the same effects in long run.
documentclass[12pt]{article}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{mathrsfs}
usepackage{amsmath}
setlengthtextheight{7cm} % just for this example
begin{document}
begin{equation*}
begin{split}
bar{c}_t
&= int_j c_{t_j},dj
&= int_jbigl[R(1-tau_{B_{t+1}})b_{{t+1}_j}
+(1-tau_{Y_t})w_{t_j}h_{t_j}+mathit{Tr}_t-b_{{t+1}_j}
-h_{{t+1}_j}bigr],dj
&= R(1-tau_B)b_t+(1-tau_Y)y_t+mathit{Tr}_t-b_{t+1}-h_{t+1}
footnotemark
&= Rb_t+y_t-b_{t+1}-h_{t+1},.
end{split}
end{equation*}footnotetext{Here we assume balanced budget,
therefore $mathit{Tr}_t=0$. We also assume income taxes and
bequest taxes are same in long run.}
Bla bla bla dots
end{document}
Answered by Mico on February 20, 2021
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