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The starred versions take the numbering off the 'parent' equation.

In the end, I hacked together a macro using \raisebox and \makebox commands... it's not pretty, but it works:


\newcommand{\MatrixSplitEqn}[2]
{\makebox{\raisebox{\height}{\makebox[0.4\width][l]{$#1$}}
\raisebox{-\height}{\makebox ...

Thanks for the hint. It gets close to what I want, however inserting another math environment screws up the numbering of the equations. I'll have a play and see if I can get it working...

I have a rotation matrix with some particularly lengthy elements (lots of sin and cos terms). What I'd ideally like to do is to break these terms into two parts so that it's more compact, much like the multline environment. Of course, this environment can't be used if you're already in math mode. I ...