How to align an equation with equations inside of a begin{case}
I have the following code
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{mathtools}
begin{document} begin{align*}
Omega &= begin{cases}
X &= Y\
W &= X
end{cases}\
Z &= W end{align*} end{document}
Which generates
But what I really want is,
How to generate the set of aligned equations in the second figure?
math-mode equations align cases subequations
asked Dec 3 at 4:52
Aåkon
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I have the following code
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{mathtools}
begin{document} begin{align*}
Omega &= begin{cases}
X &= Y\
W &= X
end{cases}\
Z &= W end{align*} end{document}
Which generates
But what I really want is,
How to generate the set of aligned equations in the second figure?
math-mode equations align cases subequations
asked Dec 3 at 4:52
Aåkon
1,20121121
add a comment |
I have the following code
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{mathtools}
begin{document} begin{align*}
Omega &= begin{cases}
X &= Y\
W &= X
end{cases}\
Z &= W end{align*} end{document}
Which generates
But what I really want is,
How to generate the set of aligned equations in the second figure?
math-mode equations align cases subequations
asked Dec 3 at 4:52
Aåkon
1,20121121
I have the following code
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{mathtools}
begin{document} begin{align*}
Omega &= begin{cases}
X &= Y\
W &= X
end{cases}\
Z &= W end{align*} end{document}
Which generates
But what I really want is,
How to generate the set of aligned equations in the second figure?
math-mode equations align cases subequations
math-mode equations align cases subequations
asked Dec 3 at 4:52
Aåkon
1,20121121
asked Dec 3 at 4:52
Aåkon
1,20121121
asked Dec 3 at 4:52
Aåkon
1,20121121
asked Dec 3 at 4:52
Aåkon
1,20121121
asked Dec 3 at 4:52
Aåkon
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Almost there... here's a minor adjustment that uses eqparbox to aid in the measurement for contents across cells within the align and cases.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath,eqparbox}
begin{document}
begin{align*}
Omega = begin{cases}
abc & = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$defgh$} \
i & = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$j$}
end{cases} kern-nulldelimiterspace & \
klmno = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$pqrstuv$} &
end{align*}
end{document}
Since the alignment is chosen on the right-hand side of entire structure, a minor spacing correction for the right-hand side of cases is necessary.
If needed, you can use eqmakebox[LHS] for the left-hand side(s) as well.
answered Dec 3 at 5:01
Werner
436k639571646
...however, this is not the intended use ofcases. That is, the alignment&withincasesis meant to separate a condition, not be an equation.
– Werner
Dec 3 at 16:09
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Almost there... here's a minor adjustment that uses eqparbox to aid in the measurement for contents across cells within the align and cases.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath,eqparbox}
begin{document}
begin{align*}
Omega = begin{cases}
abc & = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$defgh$} \
i & = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$j$}
end{cases} kern-nulldelimiterspace & \
klmno = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$pqrstuv$} &
end{align*}
end{document}
Since the alignment is chosen on the right-hand side of entire structure, a minor spacing correction for the right-hand side of cases is necessary.
If needed, you can use eqmakebox[LHS] for the left-hand side(s) as well.
answered Dec 3 at 5:01
Werner
436k639571646
...however, this is not the intended use ofcases. That is, the alignment&withincasesis meant to separate a condition, not be an equation.
– Werner
Dec 3 at 16:09
add a comment |
Almost there... here's a minor adjustment that uses eqparbox to aid in the measurement for contents across cells within the align and cases.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath,eqparbox}
begin{document}
begin{align*}
Omega = begin{cases}
abc & = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$defgh$} \
i & = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$j$}
end{cases} kern-nulldelimiterspace & \
klmno = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$pqrstuv$} &
end{align*}
end{document}
Since the alignment is chosen on the right-hand side of entire structure, a minor spacing correction for the right-hand side of cases is necessary.
If needed, you can use eqmakebox[LHS] for the left-hand side(s) as well.
answered Dec 3 at 5:01
Werner
436k639571646
...however, this is not the intended use ofcases. That is, the alignment&withincasesis meant to separate a condition, not be an equation.
– Werner
Dec 3 at 16:09
add a comment |
Almost there... here's a minor adjustment that uses eqparbox to aid in the measurement for contents across cells within the align and cases.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath,eqparbox}
begin{document}
begin{align*}
Omega = begin{cases}
abc & = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$defgh$} \
i & = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$j$}
end{cases} kern-nulldelimiterspace & \
klmno = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$pqrstuv$} &
end{align*}
end{document}
Since the alignment is chosen on the right-hand side of entire structure, a minor spacing correction for the right-hand side of cases is necessary.
If needed, you can use eqmakebox[LHS] for the left-hand side(s) as well.
answered Dec 3 at 5:01
Werner
436k639571646
Almost there... here's a minor adjustment that uses eqparbox to aid in the measurement for contents across cells within the align and cases.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath,eqparbox}
begin{document}
begin{align*}
Omega = begin{cases}
abc & = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$defgh$} \
i & = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$j$}
end{cases} kern-nulldelimiterspace & \
klmno = eqmakebox[RHS][l]{$pqrstuv$} &
end{align*}
end{document}
Since the alignment is chosen on the right-hand side of entire structure, a minor spacing correction for the right-hand side of cases is necessary.
If needed, you can use eqmakebox[LHS] for the left-hand side(s) as well.
answered Dec 3 at 5:01
Werner
436k639571646
answered Dec 3 at 5:01
Werner
436k639571646
answered Dec 3 at 5:01
Werner
436k639571646
answered Dec 3 at 5:01
Werner
436k639571646
436k639571646
...however, this is not the intended use ofcases. That is, the alignment&withincasesis meant to separate a condition, not be an equation.
– Werner
Dec 3 at 16:09
add a comment |
...however, this is not the intended use ofcases. That is, the alignment&withincasesis meant to separate a condition, not be an equation.
– Werner
Dec 3 at 16:09
...however, this is not the intended use of
cases. That is, the alignment & within cases is meant to separate a condition, not be an equation.– Werner
Dec 3 at 16:09
...however, this is not the intended use of
cases. That is, the alignment & within cases is meant to separate a condition, not be an equation.– Werner
Dec 3 at 16:09
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