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This is my LaTeX code:
documentclassamsart
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
bigwedge_i=1^2 &bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)=\
=left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)right) &wedge left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)right)=\
=left(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)right) &wedge left( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)right)=\
=(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) &wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
Now it looks like:
I want to make it look like:
To show what exactly I mean, I made a red line below to show exact alignment that is needed:
How to do that?
vertical-alignment align
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This is my LaTeX code:
documentclassamsart
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
bigwedge_i=1^2 &bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)=\
=left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)right) &wedge left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)right)=\
=left(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)right) &wedge left( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)right)=\
=(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) &wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
Now it looks like:
I want to make it look like:
To show what exactly I mean, I made a red line below to show exact alignment that is needed:
How to do that?
vertical-alignment align
asked 3 hours ago
vasili111
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You could use the centerwithin comand from tex.stackexchange.com/questions/431853/…
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
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Also, the last line is too wide.
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
@JohnKormylo `bigwedge_i=1^2 ¢erwithinbigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)=` complite code here: pastebin.com/Vsdbb5b9 deformates the formula like this: i.imgur.com/POVE5Lo.png
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This is my LaTeX code:
documentclassamsart
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
bigwedge_i=1^2 &bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)=\
=left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)right) &wedge left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)right)=\
=left(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)right) &wedge left( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)right)=\
=(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) &wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
Now it looks like:
I want to make it look like:
To show what exactly I mean, I made a red line below to show exact alignment that is needed:
How to do that?
vertical-alignment align
asked 3 hours ago
vasili111
1787
This is my LaTeX code:
documentclassamsart
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalign*
bigwedge_i=1^2 &bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)=\
=left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)right) &wedge left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)right)=\
=left(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)right) &wedge left( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)right)=\
=(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) &wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
Now it looks like:
I want to make it look like:
To show what exactly I mean, I made a red line below to show exact alignment that is needed:
How to do that?
vertical-alignment align
vertical-alignment align
asked 3 hours ago
vasili111
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asked 3 hours ago
vasili111
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vasili111
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vasili111
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vasili111
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You could use the centerwithin comand from tex.stackexchange.com/questions/431853/…
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
1
Also, the last line is too wide.
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
@JohnKormylo `bigwedge_i=1^2 ¢erwithinbigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)=` complite code here: pastebin.com/Vsdbb5b9 deformates the formula like this: i.imgur.com/POVE5Lo.png
– vasili111
2 hours ago
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You could use the centerwithin comand from tex.stackexchange.com/questions/431853/…
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
1
Also, the last line is too wide.
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
@JohnKormylo `bigwedge_i=1^2 ¢erwithinbigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)=` complite code here: pastebin.com/Vsdbb5b9 deformates the formula like this: i.imgur.com/POVE5Lo.png
– vasili111
2 hours ago
You could use the centerwithin comand from tex.stackexchange.com/questions/431853/…
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
You could use the centerwithin comand from tex.stackexchange.com/questions/431853/…
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
1
1
Also, the last line is too wide.
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
Also, the last line is too wide.
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
@JohnKormylo `bigwedge_i=1^2 ¢erwithinbigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)=` complite code here: pastebin.com/Vsdbb5b9 deformates the formula like this: i.imgur.com/POVE5Lo.png
– vasili111
2 hours ago
@JohnKormylo `bigwedge_i=1^2 ¢erwithinbigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)=` complite code here: pastebin.com/Vsdbb5b9 deformates the formula like this: i.imgur.com/POVE5Lo.png
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This measures the big wedge once and uses mathmakebox subsequently.
documentclassamsart
usepackagemathtools
usepackageshowframe% debugging tool
newsaveboxtempbox% can probably use box 0-9
begindocument
scriptsize
saveboxtempbox$displaystyle bigwedge_n=1^2$% must be outside environment
beginalign*
bigwedge_i=1^2 &useboxtempbox bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)\
=left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)right) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)right)\
=left(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)right) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge left( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)right)\
=(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
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Perhaps with an array? (I’m not convinced myself, anyway.)
% My standard header for TeX.SX answers:
documentclass[a4paper]article % To avoid confusion, let us explicitly
% declare the paper format.
usepackage[T1]fontenc % Not always necessary, but recommended.
% End of standard header. What follows pertains to the problem at hand.
usepackageamsmath
usepackagearray
begindocument
Text before the equations.
[
renewcommand*arraystretch2
setlengtharraycolsep0pt
beginarray>displaystyler>displaystylec>displaystylel
bigwedge_i=1^2,null &
bigwedge_n=1^2 &
null,bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n) = \
= biggl(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)biggr) &
wedge &
biggl(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)biggr) = \
= biggl(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)biggr) &
wedge &
biggl( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2p(2,j,2)biggr) = \
= bigl(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1)bigr)wedgebigl(p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)bigr) &
wedge &
bigl(p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1)bigr)wedgebigl(p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2)bigr)
endarray
]
Text after the equations.
enddocument
Note that I changed the sizes of many of the parentheses, and that I wouldn’t recommend repeating the “=â€Â sign at the beginning of the lines. Moreover, the resulting equation doesn’t fit in the allowed text width.
Here’s the output:
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The final row is much too long to fit inside the text block defined by the amsart document class; you'll have to break that expression across lines. Once the need for that line break is established, aligning the other rows in the way you've laid out in your query has little appeal. The upshot: Just use a simple align* environment and be done with it.
Note also that the parentheses produced by left and right are too large, typographically speaking. Use bigg-sized parentheses instead.
documentclassamsart % automatically loads 'amsmath' package
begindocument
beginalign*
&bigwedge_i=1^2 bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(i,j,n) \
&quad= biggl(,bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)biggr)
wedgebiggl(,bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)biggr) \
&quad= biggl(,bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)biggr)
wedgebiggl(,bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)biggr)\
&quad= (p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) \
&qquadqquad wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
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This measures the big wedge once and uses mathmakebox subsequently.
documentclassamsart
usepackagemathtools
usepackageshowframe% debugging tool
newsaveboxtempbox% can probably use box 0-9
begindocument
scriptsize
saveboxtempbox$displaystyle bigwedge_n=1^2$% must be outside environment
beginalign*
bigwedge_i=1^2 &useboxtempbox bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)\
=left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)right) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)right)\
=left(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)right) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge left( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)right)\
=(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
answered 2 hours ago
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This measures the big wedge once and uses mathmakebox subsequently.
documentclassamsart
usepackagemathtools
usepackageshowframe% debugging tool
newsaveboxtempbox% can probably use box 0-9
begindocument
scriptsize
saveboxtempbox$displaystyle bigwedge_n=1^2$% must be outside environment
beginalign*
bigwedge_i=1^2 &useboxtempbox bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)\
=left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)right) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)right)\
=left(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)right) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge left( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)right)\
=(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
answered 2 hours ago
John Kormylo
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This measures the big wedge once and uses mathmakebox subsequently.
documentclassamsart
usepackagemathtools
usepackageshowframe% debugging tool
newsaveboxtempbox% can probably use box 0-9
begindocument
scriptsize
saveboxtempbox$displaystyle bigwedge_n=1^2$% must be outside environment
beginalign*
bigwedge_i=1^2 &useboxtempbox bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)\
=left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)right) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)right)\
=left(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)right) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge left( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)right)\
=(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
answered 2 hours ago
John Kormylo
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This measures the big wedge once and uses mathmakebox subsequently.
documentclassamsart
usepackagemathtools
usepackageshowframe% debugging tool
newsaveboxtempbox% can probably use box 0-9
begindocument
scriptsize
saveboxtempbox$displaystyle bigwedge_n=1^2$% must be outside environment
beginalign*
bigwedge_i=1^2 &useboxtempbox bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)\
=left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)right) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge left(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)right)\
=left(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)right) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge left( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)right)\
=(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) &mathmakebox[wdtempbox]wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
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Perhaps with an array? (I’m not convinced myself, anyway.)
% My standard header for TeX.SX answers:
documentclass[a4paper]article % To avoid confusion, let us explicitly
% declare the paper format.
usepackage[T1]fontenc % Not always necessary, but recommended.
% End of standard header. What follows pertains to the problem at hand.
usepackageamsmath
usepackagearray
begindocument
Text before the equations.
[
renewcommand*arraystretch2
setlengtharraycolsep0pt
beginarray>displaystyler>displaystylec>displaystylel
bigwedge_i=1^2,null &
bigwedge_n=1^2 &
null,bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n) = \
= biggl(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)biggr) &
wedge &
biggl(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)biggr) = \
= biggl(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)biggr) &
wedge &
biggl( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2p(2,j,2)biggr) = \
= bigl(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1)bigr)wedgebigl(p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)bigr) &
wedge &
bigl(p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1)bigr)wedgebigl(p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2)bigr)
endarray
]
Text after the equations.
enddocument
Note that I changed the sizes of many of the parentheses, and that I wouldn’t recommend repeating the “=â€Â sign at the beginning of the lines. Moreover, the resulting equation doesn’t fit in the allowed text width.
Here’s the output:
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Perhaps with an array? (I’m not convinced myself, anyway.)
% My standard header for TeX.SX answers:
documentclass[a4paper]article % To avoid confusion, let us explicitly
% declare the paper format.
usepackage[T1]fontenc % Not always necessary, but recommended.
% End of standard header. What follows pertains to the problem at hand.
usepackageamsmath
usepackagearray
begindocument
Text before the equations.
[
renewcommand*arraystretch2
setlengtharraycolsep0pt
beginarray>displaystyler>displaystylec>displaystylel
bigwedge_i=1^2,null &
bigwedge_n=1^2 &
null,bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n) = \
= biggl(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)biggr) &
wedge &
biggl(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)biggr) = \
= biggl(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)biggr) &
wedge &
biggl( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2p(2,j,2)biggr) = \
= bigl(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1)bigr)wedgebigl(p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)bigr) &
wedge &
bigl(p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1)bigr)wedgebigl(p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2)bigr)
endarray
]
Text after the equations.
enddocument
Note that I changed the sizes of many of the parentheses, and that I wouldn’t recommend repeating the “=â€Â sign at the beginning of the lines. Moreover, the resulting equation doesn’t fit in the allowed text width.
Here’s the output:
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Perhaps with an array? (I’m not convinced myself, anyway.)
% My standard header for TeX.SX answers:
documentclass[a4paper]article % To avoid confusion, let us explicitly
% declare the paper format.
usepackage[T1]fontenc % Not always necessary, but recommended.
% End of standard header. What follows pertains to the problem at hand.
usepackageamsmath
usepackagearray
begindocument
Text before the equations.
[
renewcommand*arraystretch2
setlengtharraycolsep0pt
beginarray>displaystyler>displaystylec>displaystylel
bigwedge_i=1^2,null &
bigwedge_n=1^2 &
null,bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n) = \
= biggl(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)biggr) &
wedge &
biggl(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)biggr) = \
= biggl(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)biggr) &
wedge &
biggl( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2p(2,j,2)biggr) = \
= bigl(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1)bigr)wedgebigl(p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)bigr) &
wedge &
bigl(p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1)bigr)wedgebigl(p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2)bigr)
endarray
]
Text after the equations.
enddocument
Note that I changed the sizes of many of the parentheses, and that I wouldn’t recommend repeating the “=â€Â sign at the beginning of the lines. Moreover, the resulting equation doesn’t fit in the allowed text width.
Here’s the output:
answered 1 hour ago
GuM
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Perhaps with an array? (I’m not convinced myself, anyway.)
% My standard header for TeX.SX answers:
documentclass[a4paper]article % To avoid confusion, let us explicitly
% declare the paper format.
usepackage[T1]fontenc % Not always necessary, but recommended.
% End of standard header. What follows pertains to the problem at hand.
usepackageamsmath
usepackagearray
begindocument
Text before the equations.
[
renewcommand*arraystretch2
setlengtharraycolsep0pt
beginarray>displaystyler>displaystylec>displaystylel
bigwedge_i=1^2,null &
bigwedge_n=1^2 &
null,bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n) = \
= biggl(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)biggr) &
wedge &
biggl(bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)biggr) = \
= biggl(bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)biggr) &
wedge &
biggl( bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2p(2,j,2)biggr) = \
= bigl(p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1)bigr)wedgebigl(p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)bigr) &
wedge &
bigl(p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1)bigr)wedgebigl(p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2)bigr)
endarray
]
Text after the equations.
enddocument
Note that I changed the sizes of many of the parentheses, and that I wouldn’t recommend repeating the “=â€Â sign at the beginning of the lines. Moreover, the resulting equation doesn’t fit in the allowed text width.
Here’s the output:
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The final row is much too long to fit inside the text block defined by the amsart document class; you'll have to break that expression across lines. Once the need for that line break is established, aligning the other rows in the way you've laid out in your query has little appeal. The upshot: Just use a simple align* environment and be done with it.
Note also that the parentheses produced by left and right are too large, typographically speaking. Use bigg-sized parentheses instead.
documentclassamsart % automatically loads 'amsmath' package
begindocument
beginalign*
&bigwedge_i=1^2 bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(i,j,n) \
&quad= biggl(,bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)biggr)
wedgebiggl(,bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)biggr) \
&quad= biggl(,bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)biggr)
wedgebiggl(,bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)biggr)\
&quad= (p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) \
&qquadqquad wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
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The final row is much too long to fit inside the text block defined by the amsart document class; you'll have to break that expression across lines. Once the need for that line break is established, aligning the other rows in the way you've laid out in your query has little appeal. The upshot: Just use a simple align* environment and be done with it.
Note also that the parentheses produced by left and right are too large, typographically speaking. Use bigg-sized parentheses instead.
documentclassamsart % automatically loads 'amsmath' package
begindocument
beginalign*
&bigwedge_i=1^2 bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(i,j,n) \
&quad= biggl(,bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)biggr)
wedgebiggl(,bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)biggr) \
&quad= biggl(,bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)biggr)
wedgebiggl(,bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)biggr)\
&quad= (p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) \
&qquadqquad wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
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up vote
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The final row is much too long to fit inside the text block defined by the amsart document class; you'll have to break that expression across lines. Once the need for that line break is established, aligning the other rows in the way you've laid out in your query has little appeal. The upshot: Just use a simple align* environment and be done with it.
Note also that the parentheses produced by left and right are too large, typographically speaking. Use bigg-sized parentheses instead.
documentclassamsart % automatically loads 'amsmath' package
begindocument
beginalign*
&bigwedge_i=1^2 bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(i,j,n) \
&quad= biggl(,bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)biggr)
wedgebiggl(,bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)biggr) \
&quad= biggl(,bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)biggr)
wedgebiggl(,bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)biggr)\
&quad= (p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) \
&qquadqquad wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
answered 19 mins ago
Mico
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The final row is much too long to fit inside the text block defined by the amsart document class; you'll have to break that expression across lines. Once the need for that line break is established, aligning the other rows in the way you've laid out in your query has little appeal. The upshot: Just use a simple align* environment and be done with it.
Note also that the parentheses produced by left and right are too large, typographically speaking. Use bigg-sized parentheses instead.
documentclassamsart % automatically loads 'amsmath' package
begindocument
beginalign*
&bigwedge_i=1^2 bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(i,j,n) \
&quad= biggl(,bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,n)biggr)
wedgebiggl(,bigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,n)biggr) \
&quad= biggl(,bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(1,j,2)biggr)
wedgebiggl(,bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,1)wedge bigvee_j=1^2 p(2,j,2)biggr)\
&quad= (p(1,1,1)vee p(1,2,1))wedge (p(1,1,2)vee p(1,2,2)) \
&qquadqquad wedge (p(2,1,1)vee p(2,2,1))wedge (p(2,1,2)vee p(2,2,2))
endalign*
enddocument
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You could use the centerwithin comand from tex.stackexchange.com/questions/431853/…
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
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Also, the last line is too wide.
– John Kormylo
2 hours ago
@JohnKormylo `bigwedge_i=1^2 ¢erwithinbigwedge_n=1^2 bigvee_j=1^2~p(i,j,n)=` complite code here: pastebin.com/Vsdbb5b9 deformates the formula like this: i.imgur.com/POVE5Lo.png
– vasili111
2 hours ago