Split Equation not working in trivial case in OverleafLaTeX Error: File subfigure.sty not foundAdjusting the width of a displaymath environmentDefining new split environment with reduced spacingIs there a way to put two labelled equations into one beginequation and align both of them at the beginning?global function makes problemsVisually grouping split equationRandom Lists, Not CompilingEquation number is not coming in align and splitFormula too long and split fails | contains “sqrt” (square root)mapsto and function definition / definition environment
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Split Equation not working in trivial case in Overleaf
LaTeX Error: File subfigure.sty not foundAdjusting the width of a displaymath environmentDefining new split environment with reduced spacingIs there a way to put two labelled equations into one beginequation and align both of them at the beginning?global function makes problemsVisually grouping split equationRandom Lists, Not CompilingEquation number is not coming in align and splitFormula too long and split fails | contains “sqrt” (square root)mapsto and function definition / definition environment
I,m quite new at LaTeX and I've been having problems with the split equation environment with error messages on every line in my environment. I'm trying to isolate the problem and I've reduced to simply testing out the split environment by copying a template, and I still get the same errors. Here's an example:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginequation*
beginsplit
a & = 1 \
& = 2
endsplit
endequation*
enddocument
In this very simple case, it doesn't even align, and I get 13 error messages. All error messages are of the type runaway argument, missing $, missing {, misplaced alignment tab &, display math should end with $$, etc. What's going on? I'm literally following a template. Is there any particular formatting I'm supposed to do for this environment?
equations errors split
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I,m quite new at LaTeX and I've been having problems with the split equation environment with error messages on every line in my environment. I'm trying to isolate the problem and I've reduced to simply testing out the split environment by copying a template, and I still get the same errors. Here's an example:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginequation*
beginsplit
a & = 1 \
& = 2
endsplit
endequation*
enddocument
In this very simple case, it doesn't even align, and I get 13 error messages. All error messages are of the type runaway argument, missing $, missing {, misplaced alignment tab &, display math should end with $$, etc. What's going on? I'm literally following a template. Is there any particular formatting I'm supposed to do for this environment?
equations errors split
asked 12 mins ago
Paul CussonPaul Cusson
1
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Welcome! You cannot have empty lines in an equation environment.
– marmot
11 mins ago
Wait, the spaces? From pressing enter? It's just that?
– Paul Cusson
10 mins ago
Well then, that solved everything, thanks! Is this something true in other environments as well? What about spaces from just the space bar/tab, any worries with that?
– Paul Cusson
8 mins ago
An empty line is a start of a new paragraph, which is not allowed in math environments. In other environments they may or may not be harmless, in some they are harmless.
– marmot
7 mins ago
add a comment |
I,m quite new at LaTeX and I've been having problems with the split equation environment with error messages on every line in my environment. I'm trying to isolate the problem and I've reduced to simply testing out the split environment by copying a template, and I still get the same errors. Here's an example:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginequation*
beginsplit
a & = 1 \
& = 2
endsplit
endequation*
enddocument
In this very simple case, it doesn't even align, and I get 13 error messages. All error messages are of the type runaway argument, missing $, missing {, misplaced alignment tab &, display math should end with $$, etc. What's going on? I'm literally following a template. Is there any particular formatting I'm supposed to do for this environment?
equations errors split
asked 12 mins ago
Paul CussonPaul Cusson
1
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I,m quite new at LaTeX and I've been having problems with the split equation environment with error messages on every line in my environment. I'm trying to isolate the problem and I've reduced to simply testing out the split environment by copying a template, and I still get the same errors. Here's an example:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginequation*
beginsplit
a & = 1 \
& = 2
endsplit
endequation*
enddocument
In this very simple case, it doesn't even align, and I get 13 error messages. All error messages are of the type runaway argument, missing $, missing {, misplaced alignment tab &, display math should end with $$, etc. What's going on? I'm literally following a template. Is there any particular formatting I'm supposed to do for this environment?
equations errors split
equations errors split
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Welcome! You cannot have empty lines in an equation environment.
– marmot
11 mins ago
Wait, the spaces? From pressing enter? It's just that?
– Paul Cusson
10 mins ago
Well then, that solved everything, thanks! Is this something true in other environments as well? What about spaces from just the space bar/tab, any worries with that?
– Paul Cusson
8 mins ago
An empty line is a start of a new paragraph, which is not allowed in math environments. In other environments they may or may not be harmless, in some they are harmless.
– marmot
7 mins ago
add a comment |
1
Welcome! You cannot have empty lines in an equation environment.
– marmot
11 mins ago
Wait, the spaces? From pressing enter? It's just that?
– Paul Cusson
10 mins ago
Well then, that solved everything, thanks! Is this something true in other environments as well? What about spaces from just the space bar/tab, any worries with that?
– Paul Cusson
8 mins ago
An empty line is a start of a new paragraph, which is not allowed in math environments. In other environments they may or may not be harmless, in some they are harmless.
– marmot
7 mins ago
1
1
Welcome! You cannot have empty lines in an equation environment.
– marmot
11 mins ago
Welcome! You cannot have empty lines in an equation environment.
– marmot
11 mins ago
Wait, the spaces? From pressing enter? It's just that?
– Paul Cusson
10 mins ago
Wait, the spaces? From pressing enter? It's just that?
– Paul Cusson
10 mins ago
Well then, that solved everything, thanks! Is this something true in other environments as well? What about spaces from just the space bar/tab, any worries with that?
– Paul Cusson
8 mins ago
Well then, that solved everything, thanks! Is this something true in other environments as well? What about spaces from just the space bar/tab, any worries with that?
– Paul Cusson
8 mins ago
An empty line is a start of a new paragraph, which is not allowed in math environments. In other environments they may or may not be harmless, in some they are harmless.
– marmot
7 mins ago
An empty line is a start of a new paragraph, which is not allowed in math environments. In other environments they may or may not be harmless, in some they are harmless.
– marmot
7 mins ago
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Welcome! You cannot have empty lines in an equation environment.
– marmot
11 mins ago
Wait, the spaces? From pressing enter? It's just that?
– Paul Cusson
10 mins ago
Well then, that solved everything, thanks! Is this something true in other environments as well? What about spaces from just the space bar/tab, any worries with that?
– Paul Cusson
8 mins ago
An empty line is a start of a new paragraph, which is not allowed in math environments. In other environments they may or may not be harmless, in some they are harmless.
– marmot
7 mins ago