How can I type the following equations in Latex?

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How can I type equations as the following format?



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usepackageamsmath
usepackagecases

begindocument

% without labels for different case which I need
beginalign*

A & Longrightarrow B tag1 \
& Longrightarrow 

begincases
G_11=G^t &z in C_1, z' in C_1 \
G_12=G^< &z in C_1, z' in C_2 \
G_13=G^rceil &z in C_1, z' in C_3 
endcases
endalign*

% another unsucessful try 
beginalign*
A & Longrightarrow B tag1 \
& Longrightarrow 
beginnumcases
c\
d\
e
endnumcases

endalign*
enddocument





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How can I type equations as the following format?



enter image description here



usepackageamsmath
usepackagecases

begindocument

% without labels for different case which I need
beginalign*

A & Longrightarrow B tag1 \
& Longrightarrow 

begincases
G_11=G^t &z in C_1, z' in C_1 \
G_12=G^< &z in C_1, z' in C_2 \
G_13=G^rceil &z in C_1, z' in C_3 
endcases
endalign*

% another unsucessful try 
beginalign*
A & Longrightarrow B tag1 \
& Longrightarrow 
beginnumcases
c\
d\
e
endnumcases

endalign*
enddocument





equations cases subequations







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How can I type equations as the following format?



enter image description here



usepackageamsmath
usepackagecases

begindocument

% without labels for different case which I need
beginalign*

A & Longrightarrow B tag1 \
& Longrightarrow 

begincases
G_11=G^t &z in C_1, z' in C_1 \
G_12=G^< &z in C_1, z' in C_2 \
G_13=G^rceil &z in C_1, z' in C_3 
endcases
endalign*

% another unsucessful try 
beginalign*
A & Longrightarrow B tag1 \
& Longrightarrow 
beginnumcases
c\
d\
e
endnumcases

endalign*
enddocument





equations cases subequations







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How can I type equations as the following format?



enter image description here



usepackageamsmath
usepackagecases

begindocument

% without labels for different case which I need
beginalign*

A & Longrightarrow B tag1 \
& Longrightarrow 

begincases
G_11=G^t &z in C_1, z' in C_1 \
G_12=G^< &z in C_1, z' in C_2 \
G_13=G^rceil &z in C_1, z' in C_3 
endcases
endalign*

% another unsucessful try 
beginalign*
A & Longrightarrow B tag1 \
& Longrightarrow 
beginnumcases
c\
d\
e
endnumcases

endalign*
enddocument





equations cases subequations




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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 with documentclass... and ending with enddocument.
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documentclassarticle

usepackageamsmath

begindocument

beginalignat2
a &to &b \
&&c \
&to&smash{leftbeginarray@c@ mathstrut \ mathstrut \ mathstrut endarrayright. d \
&&e
endalignat

enddocument


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Explanation: alignat2 makes two pairs of rl columns, so it is basically equivalent to an array with rlrl alignment. In the first, right-aligned column I put a; in the second, left-aligned column the two arrows; in the third, right-aligned column the brace and the other letters; the fourth column is empty.






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    documentclassarticle

    usepackageamsmath

    begindocument

    beginalignat2
    a &to &b \
    &&c \
    &to&smash{leftbeginarray@c@ mathstrut \ mathstrut \ mathstrut endarrayright. d \
    &&e
    endalignat

    enddocument


    enter image description here



    Explanation: alignat2 makes two pairs of rl columns, so it is basically equivalent to an array with rlrl alignment. In the first, right-aligned column I put a; in the second, left-aligned column the two arrows; in the third, right-aligned column the brace and the other letters; the fourth column is empty.






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      Very dirty and inelegant. Not to be used ;-)



      documentclassarticle

      usepackageamsmath

      begindocument

      beginalignat2
      a &to &b \
      &&c \
      &to&smash{leftbeginarray@c@ mathstrut \ mathstrut \ mathstrut endarrayright. d \
      &&e
      endalignat

      enddocument


      enter image description here



      Explanation: alignat2 makes two pairs of rl columns, so it is basically equivalent to an array with rlrl alignment. In the first, right-aligned column I put a; in the second, left-aligned column the two arrows; in the third, right-aligned column the brace and the other letters; the fourth column is empty.






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        Very dirty and inelegant. Not to be used ;-)



        documentclassarticle

        usepackageamsmath

        begindocument

        beginalignat2
        a &to &b \
        &&c \
        &to&smash{leftbeginarray@c@ mathstrut \ mathstrut \ mathstrut endarrayright. d \
        &&e
        endalignat

        enddocument


        enter image description here



        Explanation: alignat2 makes two pairs of rl columns, so it is basically equivalent to an array with rlrl alignment. In the first, right-aligned column I put a; in the second, left-aligned column the two arrows; in the third, right-aligned column the brace and the other letters; the fourth column is empty.






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        Very dirty and inelegant. Not to be used ;-)



        documentclassarticle

        usepackageamsmath

        begindocument

        beginalignat2
        a &to &b \
        &&c \
        &to&smash{leftbeginarray@c@ mathstrut \ mathstrut \ mathstrut endarrayright. d \
        &&e
        endalignat

        enddocument


        enter image description here



        Explanation: alignat2 makes two pairs of rl columns, so it is basically equivalent to an array with rlrl alignment. In the first, right-aligned column I put a; in the second, left-aligned column the two arrows; in the third, right-aligned column the brace and the other letters; the fourth column is empty.







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