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Missing and inserted. Can't find mismatch
Left aligning equations without align characterMissing and insertedMissing } inserted and missing $ inserted using amsmath package“missing '}' inserted” in align* environmentMissing $ inserted for matricesMissing endcsname inserted. <to be read again> protectMissing inserted: but no parenthesis is missingMissing $ inserted in a tableMissing = inserted for ifnum. usepackageMissing $ inserted: Cannot find my error
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
begingather
omega_max = left(left(frac9pi^5sigma h_0mathrmRe8h^2rho^2Q^2_barvarepsilonright)(2ln(chi)-3)^2right)^frac13
endgather
enddocument
I'm getting:
Missing inserted.
to be read again
gdef
l.8endgather
and
Missing inserted.
inserted text
l.8endgather
I simply can't find the mismatch.
amsmath missing gather
asked May 3 at 11:39
trumfnatortrumfnator
183
add a comment |
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
begingather
omega_max = left(left(frac9pi^5sigma h_0mathrmRe8h^2rho^2Q^2_barvarepsilonright)(2ln(chi)-3)^2right)^frac13
endgather
enddocument
I'm getting:
Missing inserted.
to be read again
gdef
l.8endgather
and
Missing inserted.
inserted text
}
l.8endgather
I simply can't find the mismatch.
amsmath missing gather
asked May 3 at 11:39
trumfnatortrumfnator
183
Note that it is also a coincidence if^frac13, again use braces.
– daleif
May 3 at 11:56
add a comment |
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
begingather
omega_max = left(left(frac9pi^5sigma h_0mathrmRe8h^2rho^2Q^2_barvarepsilonright)(2ln(chi)-3)^2right)^frac13
endgather
enddocument
I'm getting:
Missing inserted.
to be read again
gdef
l.8endgather
and
Missing inserted.
inserted text
}
l.8endgather
I simply can't find the mismatch.
amsmath missing gather
asked May 3 at 11:39
trumfnatortrumfnator
183
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
begingather
omega_max = left(left(frac9pi^5sigma h_0mathrmRe8h^2rho^2Q^2_barvarepsilonright)(2ln(chi)-3)^2right)^frac13
endgather
enddocument
I'm getting:
Missing inserted.
to be read again
gdef
l.8endgather
and
Missing inserted.
inserted text
}
l.8endgather
I simply can't find the mismatch.
amsmath missing gather
amsmath missing gather
asked May 3 at 11:39
trumfnatortrumfnator
183
asked May 3 at 11:39
trumfnatortrumfnator
183
asked May 3 at 11:39
trumfnatortrumfnator
183
asked May 3 at 11:39
trumfnatortrumfnator
183
asked May 3 at 11:39
trumfnatortrumfnator
183
183
Note that it is also a coincidence if^frac13, again use braces.
– daleif
May 3 at 11:56
add a comment |
Note that it is also a coincidence if^frac13, again use braces.
– daleif
May 3 at 11:56
Note that it is also a coincidence if
^frac13, again use braces.– daleif
May 3 at 11:56
Note that it is also a coincidence if
^frac13, again use braces.– daleif
May 3 at 11:56
add a comment |
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You need to encase the subscript term _barvarepsilon in a pair of curly braces:
_barvarepsilon
or, even more cleanly,
_barvarepsilon}
This is maybe a reminder of sorts that it never hurts -- and frequently very much helps! -- to help TeX out by providing the appropriate and grouping symbols.
A full working example -- note the removal of two pairs of parentheses which don't add much except clutter.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginequation
omega_max = left[
frac9pi^5sigma h_0mathrmRe%
8h^2 rho^2 Q^2_barvarepsilon
(2lnchi-3)^2right]^1/3
endequation
enddocument
answered May 3 at 11:48
MicoMico
291k32398787
1
In my opinion, the parentheses around the big fraction are redundant and should be removed.
– egreg
May 3 at 12:00
@egreg - Good point! I had already removed another set of parentheses and didn't pay enough attention to the bigger (pun intended) issue.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:02
Yes they are redundant. But if I erase them, the second term is transfered into the denominator for whatever reason (there probably is a reason and I'm too stupid to find it, but...)
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:07
@trumfnator - What do you mean by "the second term"?(2lnchi-3)^2, maybe? If it's moved to the denominator, then you've most likely got a misplaced}curly brace somewhere.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:12
Probably! But with your solution it's gone anyway, so thanks!
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:19
add a comment |
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You need to encase the subscript term _barvarepsilon in a pair of curly braces:
_barvarepsilon
or, even more cleanly,
_barvarepsilon}
This is maybe a reminder of sorts that it never hurts -- and frequently very much helps! -- to help TeX out by providing the appropriate and grouping symbols.
A full working example -- note the removal of two pairs of parentheses which don't add much except clutter.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginequation
omega_max = left[
frac9pi^5sigma h_0mathrmRe%
8h^2 rho^2 Q^2_barvarepsilon
(2lnchi-3)^2right]^1/3
endequation
enddocument
answered May 3 at 11:48
MicoMico
291k32398787
1
In my opinion, the parentheses around the big fraction are redundant and should be removed.
– egreg
May 3 at 12:00
@egreg - Good point! I had already removed another set of parentheses and didn't pay enough attention to the bigger (pun intended) issue.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:02
Yes they are redundant. But if I erase them, the second term is transfered into the denominator for whatever reason (there probably is a reason and I'm too stupid to find it, but...)
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:07
@trumfnator - What do you mean by "the second term"?(2lnchi-3)^2, maybe? If it's moved to the denominator, then you've most likely got a misplaced}curly brace somewhere.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:12
Probably! But with your solution it's gone anyway, so thanks!
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:19
add a comment |
You need to encase the subscript term _barvarepsilon in a pair of curly braces:
_barvarepsilon
or, even more cleanly,
_barvarepsilon}
This is maybe a reminder of sorts that it never hurts -- and frequently very much helps! -- to help TeX out by providing the appropriate and grouping symbols.
A full working example -- note the removal of two pairs of parentheses which don't add much except clutter.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginequation
omega_max = left[
frac9pi^5sigma h_0mathrmRe%
8h^2 rho^2 Q^2_barvarepsilon
(2lnchi-3)^2right]^1/3
endequation
enddocument
answered May 3 at 11:48
MicoMico
291k32398787
1
In my opinion, the parentheses around the big fraction are redundant and should be removed.
– egreg
May 3 at 12:00
@egreg - Good point! I had already removed another set of parentheses and didn't pay enough attention to the bigger (pun intended) issue.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:02
Yes they are redundant. But if I erase them, the second term is transfered into the denominator for whatever reason (there probably is a reason and I'm too stupid to find it, but...)
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:07
@trumfnator - What do you mean by "the second term"?(2lnchi-3)^2, maybe? If it's moved to the denominator, then you've most likely got a misplaced}curly brace somewhere.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:12
Probably! But with your solution it's gone anyway, so thanks!
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:19
add a comment |
You need to encase the subscript term _barvarepsilon in a pair of curly braces:
_barvarepsilon
or, even more cleanly,
_barvarepsilon}
This is maybe a reminder of sorts that it never hurts -- and frequently very much helps! -- to help TeX out by providing the appropriate and grouping symbols.
A full working example -- note the removal of two pairs of parentheses which don't add much except clutter.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginequation
omega_max = left[
frac9pi^5sigma h_0mathrmRe%
8h^2 rho^2 Q^2_barvarepsilon
(2lnchi-3)^2right]^1/3
endequation
enddocument
answered May 3 at 11:48
MicoMico
291k32398787
You need to encase the subscript term _barvarepsilon in a pair of curly braces:
_barvarepsilon
or, even more cleanly,
_barvarepsilon}
This is maybe a reminder of sorts that it never hurts -- and frequently very much helps! -- to help TeX out by providing the appropriate and grouping symbols.
A full working example -- note the removal of two pairs of parentheses which don't add much except clutter.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
beginequation
omega_max = left[
frac9pi^5sigma h_0mathrmRe%
8h^2 rho^2 Q^2_barvarepsilon
(2lnchi-3)^2right]^1/3
endequation
enddocument
answered May 3 at 11:48
MicoMico
291k32398787
edited May 3 at 12:05
answered May 3 at 11:48
MicoMico
291k32398787
answered May 3 at 11:48
MicoMico
291k32398787
answered May 3 at 11:48
MicoMico
291k32398787
291k32398787
1
In my opinion, the parentheses around the big fraction are redundant and should be removed.
– egreg
May 3 at 12:00
@egreg - Good point! I had already removed another set of parentheses and didn't pay enough attention to the bigger (pun intended) issue.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:02
Yes they are redundant. But if I erase them, the second term is transfered into the denominator for whatever reason (there probably is a reason and I'm too stupid to find it, but...)
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:07
@trumfnator - What do you mean by "the second term"?(2lnchi-3)^2, maybe? If it's moved to the denominator, then you've most likely got a misplaced}curly brace somewhere.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:12
Probably! But with your solution it's gone anyway, so thanks!
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:19
add a comment |
1
In my opinion, the parentheses around the big fraction are redundant and should be removed.
– egreg
May 3 at 12:00
@egreg - Good point! I had already removed another set of parentheses and didn't pay enough attention to the bigger (pun intended) issue.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:02
Yes they are redundant. But if I erase them, the second term is transfered into the denominator for whatever reason (there probably is a reason and I'm too stupid to find it, but...)
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:07
@trumfnator - What do you mean by "the second term"?(2lnchi-3)^2, maybe? If it's moved to the denominator, then you've most likely got a misplaced}curly brace somewhere.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:12
Probably! But with your solution it's gone anyway, so thanks!
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:19
1
1
In my opinion, the parentheses around the big fraction are redundant and should be removed.
– egreg
May 3 at 12:00
In my opinion, the parentheses around the big fraction are redundant and should be removed.
– egreg
May 3 at 12:00
@egreg - Good point! I had already removed another set of parentheses and didn't pay enough attention to the bigger (pun intended) issue.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:02
@egreg - Good point! I had already removed another set of parentheses and didn't pay enough attention to the bigger (pun intended) issue.
– Mico
May 3 at 12:02
Yes they are redundant. But if I erase them, the second term is transfered into the denominator for whatever reason (there probably is a reason and I'm too stupid to find it, but...)
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:07
Yes they are redundant. But if I erase them, the second term is transfered into the denominator for whatever reason (there probably is a reason and I'm too stupid to find it, but...)
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:07
@trumfnator - What do you mean by "the second term"?
(2lnchi-3)^2, maybe? If it's moved to the denominator, then you've most likely got a misplaced } curly brace somewhere.– Mico
May 3 at 12:12
@trumfnator - What do you mean by "the second term"?
(2lnchi-3)^2, maybe? If it's moved to the denominator, then you've most likely got a misplaced } curly brace somewhere.– Mico
May 3 at 12:12
Probably! But with your solution it's gone anyway, so thanks!
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:19
Probably! But with your solution it's gone anyway, so thanks!
– trumfnator
May 3 at 12:19
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Note that it is also a coincidence if
^frac13, again use braces.– daleif
May 3 at 11:56