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Hello,

I was not in fact thinking of chemical equations. I'm not sure if that's the source of feeling, but just to clarify by atom I mean a basic unit , or a token , not atom as in chemstry.

The physics package provides a whole bunch of very useful shorthands, but it does not deal with the issue ...

Thanks for the reply.

Consider the following setup. Let's take atom to mean a sequence of printable alphanumerical characters together with all its possible decorations (super-/sub-scripts, \vec, \hat, etc). Atoms are separated by one or more spaces. For example, the following equation:
ab c^{d ...

hello,

I use LaTeX for taking quick (physics) notes that involve tons of equations and I'd be interested in developing some LaTeX code to automatically beautify equations in order to increase readability. A lot of times in physics write up there show up equations of the following form.
i \hbar ...