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I figured it out. The offset appears to be an offset since the letter b is wide, so it is really centered.
With the use of \hat before \boldsymbol{\mbox{x}} the issue seems to be solved.


Hope this helps someone in their future endeavors.

Hello all,

I am having trouble writing a circumflex above some letters in \begin{equation} environment.
I tried to use \^{} as you can see. However, for some variables in the equation, like matrix A, the syntax works. But for the vector b, the output is an offset circumflex. For vector c it works ...

Ijon,

I am a bit messy, but I will take your suggestions gladly. Thanks

I managed to fix the issue. For those interested the issue with text spilling over the page was fixed by using

\raggedbottom command. Thanks to this article https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/78053/unwanted-vertical-spacing . The issue with the ToC was fixed by imposing regular geometry ...

Alright, I seem to have run into a more serious problem. Any text that should be translated onto the next page, just keeps on running, until it cannot be seen anymore. I will provide my whole code here, I do apologize for the lengthiness.

\documentclass[12pt,serbian]{book}
\usepackage[utf8 ...

Ijon,

First of all, thank you for a prompt reply.
I have written minimalist text inside every division of my thesis, just to see if it changes the situation, but to no avail.
Since my minimalist code should include the problem, I am thinking of posting the whole code since it comprises only ToC ...

Hello all!

First of all, I hope my plea for help is reaching all of you in good health, amidst the ongoing pandemic! Now for the issue at hand, I am writing my master's thesis using Overleaf platform. I made the "skeleton" or outlines of my thesis by defining and dividing it into chapters, sections ...