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omkardpd
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regarding "align"

Post by omkardpd »

Hi,

I am writing a bunch of equations under command "align". Since the number of equations is large, I am getting one page half empty because the system wants to print the entire set of equations on one page. I tried writing each equation separately. This approach does fill up the pages appropriately, however, there is no alignment.

Is there a smart way for getting all the equations aligned at the same time getting them printed as per availability of space on a page? Can the system itself identify where to partition the set of equations and print them on two different pages with alignment? Or do I have to set equations manually?

Thank you,

Omkar

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phi
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regarding "align"

Post by phi »

Hi,
both automatic and manual breaking is possible. Put \displaybreak in front of \\ to break manually, or add \allowdisplaybreaks to the preamble to allow automatic breaking. See the AMS-LaTeX manual (amsldoc.pdf) for further details.
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