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Disappearing left side of `aligned`
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The following code
documentclass{amsart}
begin{document}
[
begin{aligned}
[E^dx,y]&=E^k[E^{d-k}x,y]-kE^{k-1}[E^{d-k}x,Ey]\
&+binom k2E^{k-2}[E^{d-k}x,E^2y]-...\
&+(-1)^jbinom kjE^{k-j}[E^{d-k}x,E^jy]+...\
&+(-1)^{k-1}kE[E^{d-k}x,E^{k-1}y]+(-1)^k[E^{d-k}x,E^ky].
end{aligned}
]
end{document}
produces (for me)
As you see, the left-hand side [E^dx,y]
of aligned
has disappeared.
Does anybody know the reason, and how to prevent it from happening?
amsmath alignment bugs
|
show 7 more comments
The following code
documentclass{amsart}
begin{document}
[
begin{aligned}
[E^dx,y]&=E^k[E^{d-k}x,y]-kE^{k-1}[E^{d-k}x,Ey]\
&+binom k2E^{k-2}[E^{d-k}x,E^2y]-...\
&+(-1)^jbinom kjE^{k-j}[E^{d-k}x,E^jy]+...\
&+(-1)^{k-1}kE[E^{d-k}x,E^{k-1}y]+(-1)^k[E^{d-k}x,E^ky].
end{aligned}
]
end{document}
produces (for me)
As you see, the left-hand side [E^dx,y]
of aligned
has disappeared.
Does anybody know the reason, and how to prevent it from happening?
amsmath alignment bugs
1
putrelax
afterbegin{aligned}
to stop the[
being taken as an optional argument
– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
why use[begin{aligned}
here rather thanbegin{align*}
?
– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
also help to addusepackage{mathtools}
in preamble of your document.
– Zarko
16 hours ago
1
OK if you'd usedbegin{equation}
rather than[
so the equation number appeared I wouldn't have asked:-)
– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
doesn't matter really, the issue is just with aligned (we have considered fixing this, but there are some compatibility issues your[E^dx,y]
is "clearly" intended to be part of the formula, but if it had been[t]
then it may have been intended to specify top alignment and if we change things to make it typeset[t]
then documents may break....
– David Carlisle
15 hours ago
|
show 7 more comments
The following code
documentclass{amsart}
begin{document}
[
begin{aligned}
[E^dx,y]&=E^k[E^{d-k}x,y]-kE^{k-1}[E^{d-k}x,Ey]\
&+binom k2E^{k-2}[E^{d-k}x,E^2y]-...\
&+(-1)^jbinom kjE^{k-j}[E^{d-k}x,E^jy]+...\
&+(-1)^{k-1}kE[E^{d-k}x,E^{k-1}y]+(-1)^k[E^{d-k}x,E^ky].
end{aligned}
]
end{document}
produces (for me)
As you see, the left-hand side [E^dx,y]
of aligned
has disappeared.
Does anybody know the reason, and how to prevent it from happening?
amsmath alignment bugs
The following code
documentclass{amsart}
begin{document}
[
begin{aligned}
[E^dx,y]&=E^k[E^{d-k}x,y]-kE^{k-1}[E^{d-k}x,Ey]\
&+binom k2E^{k-2}[E^{d-k}x,E^2y]-...\
&+(-1)^jbinom kjE^{k-j}[E^{d-k}x,E^jy]+...\
&+(-1)^{k-1}kE[E^{d-k}x,E^{k-1}y]+(-1)^k[E^{d-k}x,E^ky].
end{aligned}
]
end{document}
produces (for me)
As you see, the left-hand side [E^dx,y]
of aligned
has disappeared.
Does anybody know the reason, and how to prevent it from happening?
amsmath alignment bugs
amsmath alignment bugs
asked 16 hours ago
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1
putrelax
afterbegin{aligned}
to stop the[
being taken as an optional argument
– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
why use[begin{aligned}
here rather thanbegin{align*}
?
– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
also help to addusepackage{mathtools}
in preamble of your document.
– Zarko
16 hours ago
1
OK if you'd usedbegin{equation}
rather than[
so the equation number appeared I wouldn't have asked:-)
– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
doesn't matter really, the issue is just with aligned (we have considered fixing this, but there are some compatibility issues your[E^dx,y]
is "clearly" intended to be part of the formula, but if it had been[t]
then it may have been intended to specify top alignment and if we change things to make it typeset[t]
then documents may break....
– David Carlisle
15 hours ago
|
show 7 more comments
1
putrelax
afterbegin{aligned}
to stop the[
being taken as an optional argument
– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
why use[begin{aligned}
here rather thanbegin{align*}
?
– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
also help to addusepackage{mathtools}
in preamble of your document.
– Zarko
16 hours ago
1
OK if you'd usedbegin{equation}
rather than[
so the equation number appeared I wouldn't have asked:-)
– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
doesn't matter really, the issue is just with aligned (we have considered fixing this, but there are some compatibility issues your[E^dx,y]
is "clearly" intended to be part of the formula, but if it had been[t]
then it may have been intended to specify top alignment and if we change things to make it typeset[t]
then documents may break....
– David Carlisle
15 hours ago
1
1
put
relax
after begin{aligned}
to stop the [
being taken as an optional argument– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
put
relax
after begin{aligned}
to stop the [
being taken as an optional argument– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
1
why use
[begin{aligned}
here rather than begin{align*}
?– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
why use
[begin{aligned}
here rather than begin{align*}
?– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
1
also help to add
usepackage{mathtools}
in preamble of your document.– Zarko
16 hours ago
also help to add
usepackage{mathtools}
in preamble of your document.– Zarko
16 hours ago
1
1
OK if you'd used
begin{equation}
rather than [
so the equation number appeared I wouldn't have asked:-)– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
OK if you'd used
begin{equation}
rather than [
so the equation number appeared I wouldn't have asked:-)– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
1
doesn't matter really, the issue is just with aligned (we have considered fixing this, but there are some compatibility issues your
[E^dx,y]
is "clearly" intended to be part of the formula, but if it had been [t]
then it may have been intended to specify top alignment and if we change things to make it typeset [t]
then documents may break....– David Carlisle
15 hours ago
doesn't matter really, the issue is just with aligned (we have considered fixing this, but there are some compatibility issues your
[E^dx,y]
is "clearly" intended to be part of the formula, but if it had been [t]
then it may have been intended to specify top alignment and if we change things to make it typeset [t]
then documents may break....– David Carlisle
15 hours ago
|
show 7 more comments
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This is documented behaviour but not that great and may change in a future release see
https://github.com/latex3/latex2e/issues/5
The [...]
is taken as an optional argument, so you can "hide" it with relax
documentclass{amsart}
begin{document}
[
begin{aligned}relax
[E^dx,y]&=E^k[E^{d-k}x,y]-kE^{k-1}[E^{d-k}x,Ey]\
&+binom k2E^{k-2}[E^{d-k}x,E^2y]-...\
&+(-1)^jbinom kjE^{k-j}[E^{d-k}x,E^jy]+...\
&+(-1)^{k-1}kE[E^{d-k}x,E^{k-1}y]+(-1)^k[E^{d-k}x,E^ky].
end{aligned}
]
end{document}
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This is documented behaviour but not that great and may change in a future release see
https://github.com/latex3/latex2e/issues/5
The [...]
is taken as an optional argument, so you can "hide" it with relax
documentclass{amsart}
begin{document}
[
begin{aligned}relax
[E^dx,y]&=E^k[E^{d-k}x,y]-kE^{k-1}[E^{d-k}x,Ey]\
&+binom k2E^{k-2}[E^{d-k}x,E^2y]-...\
&+(-1)^jbinom kjE^{k-j}[E^{d-k}x,E^jy]+...\
&+(-1)^{k-1}kE[E^{d-k}x,E^{k-1}y]+(-1)^k[E^{d-k}x,E^ky].
end{aligned}
]
end{document}
add a comment |
This is documented behaviour but not that great and may change in a future release see
https://github.com/latex3/latex2e/issues/5
The [...]
is taken as an optional argument, so you can "hide" it with relax
documentclass{amsart}
begin{document}
[
begin{aligned}relax
[E^dx,y]&=E^k[E^{d-k}x,y]-kE^{k-1}[E^{d-k}x,Ey]\
&+binom k2E^{k-2}[E^{d-k}x,E^2y]-...\
&+(-1)^jbinom kjE^{k-j}[E^{d-k}x,E^jy]+...\
&+(-1)^{k-1}kE[E^{d-k}x,E^{k-1}y]+(-1)^k[E^{d-k}x,E^ky].
end{aligned}
]
end{document}
add a comment |
This is documented behaviour but not that great and may change in a future release see
https://github.com/latex3/latex2e/issues/5
The [...]
is taken as an optional argument, so you can "hide" it with relax
documentclass{amsart}
begin{document}
[
begin{aligned}relax
[E^dx,y]&=E^k[E^{d-k}x,y]-kE^{k-1}[E^{d-k}x,Ey]\
&+binom k2E^{k-2}[E^{d-k}x,E^2y]-...\
&+(-1)^jbinom kjE^{k-j}[E^{d-k}x,E^jy]+...\
&+(-1)^{k-1}kE[E^{d-k}x,E^{k-1}y]+(-1)^k[E^{d-k}x,E^ky].
end{aligned}
]
end{document}
This is documented behaviour but not that great and may change in a future release see
https://github.com/latex3/latex2e/issues/5
The [...]
is taken as an optional argument, so you can "hide" it with relax
documentclass{amsart}
begin{document}
[
begin{aligned}relax
[E^dx,y]&=E^k[E^{d-k}x,y]-kE^{k-1}[E^{d-k}x,Ey]\
&+binom k2E^{k-2}[E^{d-k}x,E^2y]-...\
&+(-1)^jbinom kjE^{k-j}[E^{d-k}x,E^jy]+...\
&+(-1)^{k-1}kE[E^{d-k}x,E^{k-1}y]+(-1)^k[E^{d-k}x,E^ky].
end{aligned}
]
end{document}
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answered 16 hours ago
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put
relax
afterbegin{aligned}
to stop the[
being taken as an optional argument– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
why use
[begin{aligned}
here rather thanbegin{align*}
?– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
also help to add
usepackage{mathtools}
in preamble of your document.– Zarko
16 hours ago
1
OK if you'd used
begin{equation}
rather than[
so the equation number appeared I wouldn't have asked:-)– David Carlisle
16 hours ago
1
doesn't matter really, the issue is just with aligned (we have considered fixing this, but there are some compatibility issues your
[E^dx,y]
is "clearly" intended to be part of the formula, but if it had been[t]
then it may have been intended to specify top alignment and if we change things to make it typeset[t]
then documents may break....– David Carlisle
15 hours ago