System of equations with indices alignment
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I'm trying to align a system of symbolic equations with alignat
command like this:
beginalignat5
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=b_m
endalignat
but the problem lies within the letter "m" in the b_m
symbol. The result is as follows:
If, however I put a number instead of "m", for ex. b_3
the result looks fine:
beginalignat5
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=b_3
endalignat
I would appreciate if someone can elaborate on why this happens and how to get rid of this freak occurance.
math-mode equations align alignat
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I'm trying to align a system of symbolic equations with alignat
command like this:
beginalignat5
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=b_m
endalignat
but the problem lies within the letter "m" in the b_m
symbol. The result is as follows:
If, however I put a number instead of "m", for ex. b_3
the result looks fine:
beginalignat5
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=b_3
endalignat
I would appreciate if someone can elaborate on why this happens and how to get rid of this freak occurance.
math-mode equations align alignat
Probably due to the width of them
as it wants to place / center it in the column consisting of= bm
, maybe 6 columns with an extra&
after the=
helps.
â albert
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up vote
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I'm trying to align a system of symbolic equations with alignat
command like this:
beginalignat5
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=b_m
endalignat
but the problem lies within the letter "m" in the b_m
symbol. The result is as follows:
If, however I put a number instead of "m", for ex. b_3
the result looks fine:
beginalignat5
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=b_3
endalignat
I would appreciate if someone can elaborate on why this happens and how to get rid of this freak occurance.
math-mode equations align alignat
I'm trying to align a system of symbolic equations with alignat
command like this:
beginalignat5
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=b_m
endalignat
but the problem lies within the letter "m" in the b_m
symbol. The result is as follows:
If, however I put a number instead of "m", for ex. b_3
the result looks fine:
beginalignat5
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=b_3
endalignat
I would appreciate if someone can elaborate on why this happens and how to get rid of this freak occurance.
math-mode equations align alignat
edited 1 hour ago
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Probably due to the width of them
as it wants to place / center it in the column consisting of= bm
, maybe 6 columns with an extra&
after the=
helps.
â albert
9 hours ago
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Probably due to the width of them
as it wants to place / center it in the column consisting of= bm
, maybe 6 columns with an extra&
after the=
helps.
â albert
9 hours ago
Probably due to the width of the
m
as it wants to place / center it in the column consisting of = bm
, maybe 6 columns with an extra &
after the =
helps.â albert
9 hours ago
Probably due to the width of the
m
as it wants to place / center it in the column consisting of = bm
, maybe 6 columns with an extra &
after the =
helps.â albert
9 hours ago
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accepted
alignat
uses pairs columns with rl
-alignment. In your example the last column is of type r
. So the last column will be right aligned - see the commented line in the following code snippet:
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & =b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & =b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & =b_m
endalignat
Note that the argument of the alginat
environment takes the numbers of r
columns.
To get the desired result you have to ensure that the columns get the right alignment. In the following example there ars two suggestions with the same result:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r & l
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & & =b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & & =b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & & =b_m
endalignat
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r & l
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & = & b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & = & b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & = & b_m
endalignat
enddocument
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Based on my comment:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalignat6
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=&b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=&b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=&b_m
endalignat
enddocument
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up vote
1
down vote
With array
:
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray,mathtools
begindocument
[
renewcommandarraystretch1.5
setlengtharraycolsep0pt
defbvdotsvdotswithin=
beginarray
l l >c< % a_11 & x_1 & +
l l >c< % a_12 & x_2 & +
c >c< % cdots +
l l >c< l % a_12 & x_2 & = & b_1
a_11 & x_1 & + & a_12 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_1n & x_n & = & b_1 \
a_21 & x_1 & + & a_22 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_2n & x_n & = & b_2 \
& & & & & & & & & & bvdots \
a_m1 & x_1 & + & a_m2 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_mn & x_n & = & b_m
endarray
]
enddocument
Just for fun, with autoaligne
:
documentclassarticle
usepackageautoaligne
begindocument
[
definirseparateurs\
endlinechar=-1
defbvdotskern-2emvdots
autoaligne[*g]
a_11 x_1+a_12 x_2+cdots+a_1n x_n=b_1\
a_21 x_1+a_22 x_2+cdots+a_2n x_n=b_2\
+ + + V bvdots\
a_m1 x_1+a_m2 x_2+cdots+a_mn x_n=b_m
]
enddocument
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
alignat
uses pairs columns with rl
-alignment. In your example the last column is of type r
. So the last column will be right aligned - see the commented line in the following code snippet:
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & =b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & =b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & =b_m
endalignat
Note that the argument of the alginat
environment takes the numbers of r
columns.
To get the desired result you have to ensure that the columns get the right alignment. In the following example there ars two suggestions with the same result:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r & l
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & & =b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & & =b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & & =b_m
endalignat
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r & l
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & = & b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & = & b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & = & b_m
endalignat
enddocument
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
alignat
uses pairs columns with rl
-alignment. In your example the last column is of type r
. So the last column will be right aligned - see the commented line in the following code snippet:
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & =b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & =b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & =b_m
endalignat
Note that the argument of the alginat
environment takes the numbers of r
columns.
To get the desired result you have to ensure that the columns get the right alignment. In the following example there ars two suggestions with the same result:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r & l
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & & =b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & & =b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & & =b_m
endalignat
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r & l
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & = & b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & = & b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & = & b_m
endalignat
enddocument
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
alignat
uses pairs columns with rl
-alignment. In your example the last column is of type r
. So the last column will be right aligned - see the commented line in the following code snippet:
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & =b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & =b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & =b_m
endalignat
Note that the argument of the alginat
environment takes the numbers of r
columns.
To get the desired result you have to ensure that the columns get the right alignment. In the following example there ars two suggestions with the same result:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r & l
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & & =b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & & =b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & & =b_m
endalignat
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r & l
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & = & b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & = & b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & = & b_m
endalignat
enddocument
alignat
uses pairs columns with rl
-alignment. In your example the last column is of type r
. So the last column will be right aligned - see the commented line in the following code snippet:
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & =b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & =b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & =b_m
endalignat
Note that the argument of the alginat
environment takes the numbers of r
columns.
To get the desired result you have to ensure that the columns get the right alignment. In the following example there ars two suggestions with the same result:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r & l
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & & =b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & & =b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & & =b_m
endalignat
beginalignat3% 3 r-columns
% r & l & r & l & r & l
a_11x_1 & +a_12x_2 & + dots & + a_1nx_n & = & b_1\
a_21x_1 & +a_22x_2 & + dots & + a_2nx_n & = & b_2\
a_m1x_1 & +a_m2x_2 & + dots & + a_mnx_n & = & b_m
endalignat
enddocument
edited 8 hours ago
answered 8 hours ago
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Based on my comment:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalignat6
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=&b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=&b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=&b_m
endalignat
enddocument
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up vote
2
down vote
Based on my comment:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalignat6
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=&b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=&b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=&b_m
endalignat
enddocument
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up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
Based on my comment:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalignat6
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=&b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=&b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=&b_m
endalignat
enddocument
Based on my comment:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginalignat6
a_11x_1&+a_12x_2&+ dots&+ a_1nx_n&=&b_1\
a_21x_1&+a_22x_2&+ dots&+ a_2nx_n&=&b_2\
a_m1x_1&+a_m2x_2&+ dots&+ a_mnx_n&=&b_m
endalignat
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
albert
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up vote
1
down vote
With array
:
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray,mathtools
begindocument
[
renewcommandarraystretch1.5
setlengtharraycolsep0pt
defbvdotsvdotswithin=
beginarray
l l >c< % a_11 & x_1 & +
l l >c< % a_12 & x_2 & +
c >c< % cdots +
l l >c< l % a_12 & x_2 & = & b_1
a_11 & x_1 & + & a_12 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_1n & x_n & = & b_1 \
a_21 & x_1 & + & a_22 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_2n & x_n & = & b_2 \
& & & & & & & & & & bvdots \
a_m1 & x_1 & + & a_m2 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_mn & x_n & = & b_m
endarray
]
enddocument
Just for fun, with autoaligne
:
documentclassarticle
usepackageautoaligne
begindocument
[
definirseparateurs\
endlinechar=-1
defbvdotskern-2emvdots
autoaligne[*g]
a_11 x_1+a_12 x_2+cdots+a_1n x_n=b_1\
a_21 x_1+a_22 x_2+cdots+a_2n x_n=b_2\
+ + + V bvdots\
a_m1 x_1+a_m2 x_2+cdots+a_mn x_n=b_m
]
enddocument
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
With array
:
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray,mathtools
begindocument
[
renewcommandarraystretch1.5
setlengtharraycolsep0pt
defbvdotsvdotswithin=
beginarray
l l >c< % a_11 & x_1 & +
l l >c< % a_12 & x_2 & +
c >c< % cdots +
l l >c< l % a_12 & x_2 & = & b_1
a_11 & x_1 & + & a_12 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_1n & x_n & = & b_1 \
a_21 & x_1 & + & a_22 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_2n & x_n & = & b_2 \
& & & & & & & & & & bvdots \
a_m1 & x_1 & + & a_m2 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_mn & x_n & = & b_m
endarray
]
enddocument
Just for fun, with autoaligne
:
documentclassarticle
usepackageautoaligne
begindocument
[
definirseparateurs\
endlinechar=-1
defbvdotskern-2emvdots
autoaligne[*g]
a_11 x_1+a_12 x_2+cdots+a_1n x_n=b_1\
a_21 x_1+a_22 x_2+cdots+a_2n x_n=b_2\
+ + + V bvdots\
a_m1 x_1+a_m2 x_2+cdots+a_mn x_n=b_m
]
enddocument
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
With array
:
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray,mathtools
begindocument
[
renewcommandarraystretch1.5
setlengtharraycolsep0pt
defbvdotsvdotswithin=
beginarray
l l >c< % a_11 & x_1 & +
l l >c< % a_12 & x_2 & +
c >c< % cdots +
l l >c< l % a_12 & x_2 & = & b_1
a_11 & x_1 & + & a_12 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_1n & x_n & = & b_1 \
a_21 & x_1 & + & a_22 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_2n & x_n & = & b_2 \
& & & & & & & & & & bvdots \
a_m1 & x_1 & + & a_m2 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_mn & x_n & = & b_m
endarray
]
enddocument
Just for fun, with autoaligne
:
documentclassarticle
usepackageautoaligne
begindocument
[
definirseparateurs\
endlinechar=-1
defbvdotskern-2emvdots
autoaligne[*g]
a_11 x_1+a_12 x_2+cdots+a_1n x_n=b_1\
a_21 x_1+a_22 x_2+cdots+a_2n x_n=b_2\
+ + + V bvdots\
a_m1 x_1+a_m2 x_2+cdots+a_mn x_n=b_m
]
enddocument
With array
:
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray,mathtools
begindocument
[
renewcommandarraystretch1.5
setlengtharraycolsep0pt
defbvdotsvdotswithin=
beginarray
l l >c< % a_11 & x_1 & +
l l >c< % a_12 & x_2 & +
c >c< % cdots +
l l >c< l % a_12 & x_2 & = & b_1
a_11 & x_1 & + & a_12 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_1n & x_n & = & b_1 \
a_21 & x_1 & + & a_22 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_2n & x_n & = & b_2 \
& & & & & & & & & & bvdots \
a_m1 & x_1 & + & a_m2 & x_2 & + & cdots & + & a_mn & x_n & = & b_m
endarray
]
enddocument
Just for fun, with autoaligne
:
documentclassarticle
usepackageautoaligne
begindocument
[
definirseparateurs\
endlinechar=-1
defbvdotskern-2emvdots
autoaligne[*g]
a_11 x_1+a_12 x_2+cdots+a_1n x_n=b_1\
a_21 x_1+a_22 x_2+cdots+a_2n x_n=b_2\
+ + + V bvdots\
a_m1 x_1+a_m2 x_2+cdots+a_mn x_n=b_m
]
enddocument
edited 1 hour ago
answered 1 hour ago
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Probably due to the width of the
m
as it wants to place / center it in the column consisting of= bm
, maybe 6 columns with an extra&
after the=
helps.â albert
9 hours ago