Hello!
I'm quite new to LaTeX, so forgive me if this is a trivial question. I've searched Google and not found the answer;
I have a multiline equation with integrals in amsmath's align environment, and I think the vertical spacing between the integrals is too small. I've found out that I can increase the vertical spacing individually with, say, \\[10pt], but how do I increase the default line spacing for all align-environments in the document?
I've tried the setspace-package, but that seems to adjust the vertical spacing of all text except the amsmath multiline environments.
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Vertical spacing between lines in amsmath align environment
Hi civ,
welcome to the board!
You could change the length \jot, for example:
Stefan
welcome to the board!
You could change the length \jot, for example:
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\setlength{\jot}{10pt}
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Re: Vertical spacing between lines in amsmath align environment
Thank you very much, exactly what I was looking for. 
