How do I highlight a term with an underbrace?

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I would like to highlight my equation in this way:



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I'm using an align environment. Could you help me?




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    Use underbrace command.
    – manooooh
    Aug 30 at 22:52






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    In future it would be good manners (and help you get your answer sooner) if you provided the code for the bits that you can do - ideally all of those integrals above the } to save some poor soul from typing it all out for you, adding the packages and so on and so forth
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:54






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    @manooooh This worked perfecly.
    – Dinesh Shankar
    Aug 30 at 22:56














up vote
3
down vote

favorite
1












I would like to highlight my equation in this way:



Figure



I'm using an align environment. Could you help me?




math-mode highlighting




share|improve this question


















  • 4




    Use underbrace command.
    – manooooh
    Aug 30 at 22:52






  • 4




    In future it would be good manners (and help you get your answer sooner) if you provided the code for the bits that you can do - ideally all of those integrals above the } to save some poor soul from typing it all out for you, adding the packages and so on and so forth
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:54






  • 2




    @manooooh This worked perfecly.
    – Dinesh Shankar
    Aug 30 at 22:56












up vote
3
down vote

favorite
1









up vote
3
down vote

favorite
1






1





I would like to highlight my equation in this way:



Figure



I'm using an align environment. Could you help me?




math-mode highlighting




share|improve this question














I would like to highlight my equation in this way:



Figure



I'm using an align environment. Could you help me?





math-mode highlighting





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Dinesh Shankar

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  • 4




    Use underbrace command.
    – manooooh
    Aug 30 at 22:52






  • 4




    In future it would be good manners (and help you get your answer sooner) if you provided the code for the bits that you can do - ideally all of those integrals above the } to save some poor soul from typing it all out for you, adding the packages and so on and so forth
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:54






  • 2




    @manooooh This worked perfecly.
    – Dinesh Shankar
    Aug 30 at 22:56












  • 4




    Use underbrace command.
    – manooooh
    Aug 30 at 22:52






  • 4




    In future it would be good manners (and help you get your answer sooner) if you provided the code for the bits that you can do - ideally all of those integrals above the } to save some poor soul from typing it all out for you, adding the packages and so on and so forth
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:54






  • 2




    @manooooh This worked perfecly.
    – Dinesh Shankar
    Aug 30 at 22:56







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4




Use underbrace command.
– manooooh
Aug 30 at 22:52




Use underbrace command.
– manooooh
Aug 30 at 22:52




4




4




In future it would be good manners (and help you get your answer sooner) if you provided the code for the bits that you can do - ideally all of those integrals above the } to save some poor soul from typing it all out for you, adding the packages and so on and so forth
– Au101
Aug 30 at 22:54




In future it would be good manners (and help you get your answer sooner) if you provided the code for the bits that you can do - ideally all of those integrals above the } to save some poor soul from typing it all out for you, adding the packages and so on and so forth
– Au101
Aug 30 at 22:54




2




2




@manooooh This worked perfecly.
– Dinesh Shankar
Aug 30 at 22:56




@manooooh This worked perfecly.
– Dinesh Shankar
Aug 30 at 22:56










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It is the same of your picture.



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documentclassminimal
usepackageamsmath,bm

begindocument
[
+underbraceint mathrmd^3 rintmathrmd^3 bmr'n_1(bmr)
V_mathrmdd(bmr,bmr')n_2 r'_equiv E_mathrmint 
]
enddocument





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    Well played :P You beat me by seconds :) +1
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:58






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    Although, you haven't respected the author's fonts (bold, upright and so on), might i recommend [ + underbraceint mathrmd^3r int mathrmd^3r' n_1(bmr)V_mathrmdd (bmr, bmr')n_2(bmr')_equiv E_textint ]
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:59






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    Almost the same. The r in OP's picture are bold and the last r' in parentheses :) Also, don't use the minimal class.
    – Phelype Oleinik
    Aug 30 at 22:59







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    Cool, no downvote so far. ;-) +1 ;-)
    – marmot
    Aug 30 at 23:01






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    @marmot AHAHHAH...You can't know yet, because it's too early. Are we betting that someone will vote negatively? :-)
    – Sebastiano
    Aug 30 at 23:10










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It is the same of your picture.



enter image description here



documentclassminimal
usepackageamsmath,bm

begindocument
[
+underbraceint mathrmd^3 rintmathrmd^3 bmr'n_1(bmr)
V_mathrmdd(bmr,bmr')n_2 r'_equiv E_mathrmint 
]
enddocument





share|improve this answer


















  • 2




    Well played :P You beat me by seconds :) +1
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:58






  • 2




    Although, you haven't respected the author's fonts (bold, upright and so on), might i recommend [ + underbraceint mathrmd^3r int mathrmd^3r' n_1(bmr)V_mathrmdd (bmr, bmr')n_2(bmr')_equiv E_textint ]
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:59






  • 2




    Almost the same. The r in OP's picture are bold and the last r' in parentheses :) Also, don't use the minimal class.
    – Phelype Oleinik
    Aug 30 at 22:59







  • 3




    Cool, no downvote so far. ;-) +1 ;-)
    – marmot
    Aug 30 at 23:01






  • 1




    @marmot AHAHHAH...You can't know yet, because it's too early. Are we betting that someone will vote negatively? :-)
    – Sebastiano
    Aug 30 at 23:10














up vote
9
down vote



accepted










It is the same of your picture.



enter image description here



documentclassminimal
usepackageamsmath,bm

begindocument
[
+underbraceint mathrmd^3 rintmathrmd^3 bmr'n_1(bmr)
V_mathrmdd(bmr,bmr')n_2 r'_equiv E_mathrmint 
]
enddocument





share|improve this answer


















  • 2




    Well played :P You beat me by seconds :) +1
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:58






  • 2




    Although, you haven't respected the author's fonts (bold, upright and so on), might i recommend [ + underbraceint mathrmd^3r int mathrmd^3r' n_1(bmr)V_mathrmdd (bmr, bmr')n_2(bmr')_equiv E_textint ]
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:59






  • 2




    Almost the same. The r in OP's picture are bold and the last r' in parentheses :) Also, don't use the minimal class.
    – Phelype Oleinik
    Aug 30 at 22:59







  • 3




    Cool, no downvote so far. ;-) +1 ;-)
    – marmot
    Aug 30 at 23:01






  • 1




    @marmot AHAHHAH...You can't know yet, because it's too early. Are we betting that someone will vote negatively? :-)
    – Sebastiano
    Aug 30 at 23:10












up vote
9
down vote



accepted







up vote
9
down vote



accepted






It is the same of your picture.



enter image description here



documentclassminimal
usepackageamsmath,bm

begindocument
[
+underbraceint mathrmd^3 rintmathrmd^3 bmr'n_1(bmr)
V_mathrmdd(bmr,bmr')n_2 r'_equiv E_mathrmint 
]
enddocument





share|improve this answer














It is the same of your picture.



enter image description here



documentclassminimal
usepackageamsmath,bm

begindocument
[
+underbraceint mathrmd^3 rintmathrmd^3 bmr'n_1(bmr)
V_mathrmdd(bmr,bmr')n_2 r'_equiv E_mathrmint 
]
enddocument






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answered Aug 30 at 22:55









Sebastiano

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    Well played :P You beat me by seconds :) +1
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:58






  • 2




    Although, you haven't respected the author's fonts (bold, upright and so on), might i recommend [ + underbraceint mathrmd^3r int mathrmd^3r' n_1(bmr)V_mathrmdd (bmr, bmr')n_2(bmr')_equiv E_textint ]
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:59






  • 2




    Almost the same. The r in OP's picture are bold and the last r' in parentheses :) Also, don't use the minimal class.
    – Phelype Oleinik
    Aug 30 at 22:59







  • 3




    Cool, no downvote so far. ;-) +1 ;-)
    – marmot
    Aug 30 at 23:01






  • 1




    @marmot AHAHHAH...You can't know yet, because it's too early. Are we betting that someone will vote negatively? :-)
    – Sebastiano
    Aug 30 at 23:10












  • 2




    Well played :P You beat me by seconds :) +1
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:58






  • 2




    Although, you haven't respected the author's fonts (bold, upright and so on), might i recommend [ + underbraceint mathrmd^3r int mathrmd^3r' n_1(bmr)V_mathrmdd (bmr, bmr')n_2(bmr')_equiv E_textint ]
    – Au101
    Aug 30 at 22:59






  • 2




    Almost the same. The r in OP's picture are bold and the last r' in parentheses :) Also, don't use the minimal class.
    – Phelype Oleinik
    Aug 30 at 22:59







  • 3




    Cool, no downvote so far. ;-) +1 ;-)
    – marmot
    Aug 30 at 23:01






  • 1




    @marmot AHAHHAH...You can't know yet, because it's too early. Are we betting that someone will vote negatively? :-)
    – Sebastiano
    Aug 30 at 23:10







2




2




Well played :P You beat me by seconds :) +1
– Au101
Aug 30 at 22:58




Well played :P You beat me by seconds :) +1
– Au101
Aug 30 at 22:58




2




2




Although, you haven't respected the author's fonts (bold, upright and so on), might i recommend [ + underbraceint mathrmd^3r int mathrmd^3r' n_1(bmr)V_mathrmdd (bmr, bmr')n_2(bmr')_equiv E_textint ]
– Au101
Aug 30 at 22:59




Although, you haven't respected the author's fonts (bold, upright and so on), might i recommend [ + underbraceint mathrmd^3r int mathrmd^3r' n_1(bmr)V_mathrmdd (bmr, bmr')n_2(bmr')_equiv E_textint ]
– Au101
Aug 30 at 22:59




2




2




Almost the same. The r in OP's picture are bold and the last r' in parentheses :) Also, don't use the minimal class.
– Phelype Oleinik
Aug 30 at 22:59





Almost the same. The r in OP's picture are bold and the last r' in parentheses :) Also, don't use the minimal class.
– Phelype Oleinik
Aug 30 at 22:59





3




3




Cool, no downvote so far. ;-) +1 ;-)
– marmot
Aug 30 at 23:01




Cool, no downvote so far. ;-) +1 ;-)
– marmot
Aug 30 at 23:01




1




1




@marmot AHAHHAH...You can't know yet, because it's too early. Are we betting that someone will vote negatively? :-)
– Sebastiano
Aug 30 at 23:10




@marmot AHAHHAH...You can't know yet, because it's too early. Are we betting that someone will vote negatively? :-)
– Sebastiano
Aug 30 at 23:10

















 

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