Math & Science ⇒ LaTeX skips space

[sajaman]

Hi,

I am going crazy
LaTeX does not make what I want!!!
Look at the following Screenshot:

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I added the red point with Paint so you can see that the first interspace between the two symbols is smaller then the second interspace!

The Latex-Code is:

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$\{t | (\exists a \in Artikel \wedge \exists b \in Abteilung \wedge \exists f \in Filiale)(b.Nummer = a.Abteilung \wedge f.Stadt = Berlin)\}$\newline
$\{t | (\exists a \in Artikel \wedge \exists b \in Abteilung \wedge \exists f \in Filiale)(f.Stadt = Berlin \wedge b.Nummer = a.Abteilung)\}$

I don't want to force a space with "\ " or something!
I want that Latex stops trying to squash a Text in one Line and that Latex skips spaces as in the picture!
How can I do that? Is there a package?


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[Boersma]

mm, hates the pop-up at your screenshot, please remove...

Spacing in normal text mode is variable, because justification. So you can try to put it in an other environment:

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\begin{align*}
\{t | (\exists a \in Artikel \wedge \exists b \in Abteilung \wedge \exists f \in Filiale)(b.Nummer = a.Abteilung \wedge f.Stadt = Berlin)\}\\
\{t | (\exists a \in Artikel \wedge \exists b \in Abteilung \wedge \exists f \in Filiale)(f.Stadt = Berlin \wedge b.Nummer = a.Abteilung)\}
\end{align*}

Now your spacing is everywhere the same, you only have to cut the equation (on places where you want)

An other option is to use

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\raggedright