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I'm trying to align the text inside the following code - and remove the numbering on the text lines - but it has an odd slanted appearance and also the text lines are numbered. I've tried nonumber but it doesn't work.
The reflected wave can be written in the form
beginequationlabelb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_2
hat b_0(omega,0) = mathcalhat R(omega) hat f (omega),
endequation
where, from the second equation in (refmatching_at_0_homog) we have
begineqnarraylabellocal_reflection_coeff_ricatti_3
mathcalhat R(omega) &=& fracT_0 hat b(omega,0)hat f(omega) + R_0 nonumber\
textand then using equation (refb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_1) we have \
&=& frachatR(omega,0)(overbraceT_0^2+R_0^2^=1)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0) nonumber \
textand now using (refR1T1_homog) we have \
&=& frachatR(omega,0)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0),
endeqnarray
How can I do both here? Help much appreciated.
align
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I'm trying to align the text inside the following code - and remove the numbering on the text lines - but it has an odd slanted appearance and also the text lines are numbered. I've tried nonumber but it doesn't work.
The reflected wave can be written in the form
beginequationlabelb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_2
hat b_0(omega,0) = mathcalhat R(omega) hat f (omega),
endequation
where, from the second equation in (refmatching_at_0_homog) we have
begineqnarraylabellocal_reflection_coeff_ricatti_3
mathcalhat R(omega) &=& fracT_0 hat b(omega,0)hat f(omega) + R_0 nonumber\
textand then using equation (refb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_1) we have \
&=& frachatR(omega,0)(overbraceT_0^2+R_0^2^=1)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0) nonumber \
textand now using (refR1T1_homog) we have \
&=& frachatR(omega,0)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0),
endeqnarray
How can I do both here? Help much appreciated.
align
add a comment |
I'm trying to align the text inside the following code - and remove the numbering on the text lines - but it has an odd slanted appearance and also the text lines are numbered. I've tried nonumber but it doesn't work.
The reflected wave can be written in the form
beginequationlabelb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_2
hat b_0(omega,0) = mathcalhat R(omega) hat f (omega),
endequation
where, from the second equation in (refmatching_at_0_homog) we have
begineqnarraylabellocal_reflection_coeff_ricatti_3
mathcalhat R(omega) &=& fracT_0 hat b(omega,0)hat f(omega) + R_0 nonumber\
textand then using equation (refb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_1) we have \
&=& frachatR(omega,0)(overbraceT_0^2+R_0^2^=1)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0) nonumber \
textand now using (refR1T1_homog) we have \
&=& frachatR(omega,0)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0),
endeqnarray
How can I do both here? Help much appreciated.
align
I'm trying to align the text inside the following code - and remove the numbering on the text lines - but it has an odd slanted appearance and also the text lines are numbered. I've tried nonumber but it doesn't work.
The reflected wave can be written in the form
beginequationlabelb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_2
hat b_0(omega,0) = mathcalhat R(omega) hat f (omega),
endequation
where, from the second equation in (refmatching_at_0_homog) we have
begineqnarraylabellocal_reflection_coeff_ricatti_3
mathcalhat R(omega) &=& fracT_0 hat b(omega,0)hat f(omega) + R_0 nonumber\
textand then using equation (refb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_1) we have \
&=& frachatR(omega,0)(overbraceT_0^2+R_0^2^=1)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0) nonumber \
textand now using (refR1T1_homog) we have \
&=& frachatR(omega,0)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0),
endeqnarray
How can I do both here? Help much appreciated.
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You can use intertext
to add text lines inside of align
.
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagemakecell
usepackageamsmath
usepackagebm
begindocument
The reflected wave can be written in the form
beginequationlabelb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_2
hat b_0(omega,0) = hatmathcalR(omega) hat f(omega),
endequation
%
where, from the second equation in eqrefmatching_at_0_homog we have
beginalignlabellocal_reflection_coeff_ricatti_3
hatmathcalR(omega) &= fracT_0 hat b(omega,0)hat f(omega) + R_0
intertextand then using equation eqrefb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_1 we have
hatmathcalR(omega) &= frachatR(omega,0)(overbraceT_0^2+R_0^2^=1)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0)
intertextand now using eqrefR1T1_homog we have
hatmathcalR(omega) &= frachatR(omega,0)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0),
endalign
enddocument
2
+1, though personally I'd favourshortintertext
frommathtools
.
– campa
May 31 at 14:43
Thank you for a great answer. Problem solved.
– rodger_kicks
May 31 at 14:54
1
I (and the AMS) recommendeqref<label>
rather than(ref<label>)
– egreg
May 31 at 15:01
Yes, sure, I updated my answer.
– AboAmmar
May 31 at 16:15
add a comment |
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You can use intertext
to add text lines inside of align
.
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagemakecell
usepackageamsmath
usepackagebm
begindocument
The reflected wave can be written in the form
beginequationlabelb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_2
hat b_0(omega,0) = hatmathcalR(omega) hat f(omega),
endequation
%
where, from the second equation in eqrefmatching_at_0_homog we have
beginalignlabellocal_reflection_coeff_ricatti_3
hatmathcalR(omega) &= fracT_0 hat b(omega,0)hat f(omega) + R_0
intertextand then using equation eqrefb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_1 we have
hatmathcalR(omega) &= frachatR(omega,0)(overbraceT_0^2+R_0^2^=1)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0)
intertextand now using eqrefR1T1_homog we have
hatmathcalR(omega) &= frachatR(omega,0)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0),
endalign
enddocument
2
+1, though personally I'd favourshortintertext
frommathtools
.
– campa
May 31 at 14:43
Thank you for a great answer. Problem solved.
– rodger_kicks
May 31 at 14:54
1
I (and the AMS) recommendeqref<label>
rather than(ref<label>)
– egreg
May 31 at 15:01
Yes, sure, I updated my answer.
– AboAmmar
May 31 at 16:15
add a comment |
You can use intertext
to add text lines inside of align
.
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagemakecell
usepackageamsmath
usepackagebm
begindocument
The reflected wave can be written in the form
beginequationlabelb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_2
hat b_0(omega,0) = hatmathcalR(omega) hat f(omega),
endequation
%
where, from the second equation in eqrefmatching_at_0_homog we have
beginalignlabellocal_reflection_coeff_ricatti_3
hatmathcalR(omega) &= fracT_0 hat b(omega,0)hat f(omega) + R_0
intertextand then using equation eqrefb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_1 we have
hatmathcalR(omega) &= frachatR(omega,0)(overbraceT_0^2+R_0^2^=1)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0)
intertextand now using eqrefR1T1_homog we have
hatmathcalR(omega) &= frachatR(omega,0)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0),
endalign
enddocument
2
+1, though personally I'd favourshortintertext
frommathtools
.
– campa
May 31 at 14:43
Thank you for a great answer. Problem solved.
– rodger_kicks
May 31 at 14:54
1
I (and the AMS) recommendeqref<label>
rather than(ref<label>)
– egreg
May 31 at 15:01
Yes, sure, I updated my answer.
– AboAmmar
May 31 at 16:15
add a comment |
You can use intertext
to add text lines inside of align
.
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagemakecell
usepackageamsmath
usepackagebm
begindocument
The reflected wave can be written in the form
beginequationlabelb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_2
hat b_0(omega,0) = hatmathcalR(omega) hat f(omega),
endequation
%
where, from the second equation in eqrefmatching_at_0_homog we have
beginalignlabellocal_reflection_coeff_ricatti_3
hatmathcalR(omega) &= fracT_0 hat b(omega,0)hat f(omega) + R_0
intertextand then using equation eqrefb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_1 we have
hatmathcalR(omega) &= frachatR(omega,0)(overbraceT_0^2+R_0^2^=1)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0)
intertextand now using eqrefR1T1_homog we have
hatmathcalR(omega) &= frachatR(omega,0)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0),
endalign
enddocument
You can use intertext
to add text lines inside of align
.
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagemakecell
usepackageamsmath
usepackagebm
begindocument
The reflected wave can be written in the form
beginequationlabelb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_2
hat b_0(omega,0) = hatmathcalR(omega) hat f(omega),
endequation
%
where, from the second equation in eqrefmatching_at_0_homog we have
beginalignlabellocal_reflection_coeff_ricatti_3
hatmathcalR(omega) &= fracT_0 hat b(omega,0)hat f(omega) + R_0
intertextand then using equation eqrefb_at_x3_0_ricatti_bc_1 we have
hatmathcalR(omega) &= frachatR(omega,0)(overbraceT_0^2+R_0^2^=1)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0)
intertextand now using eqrefR1T1_homog we have
hatmathcalR(omega) &= frachatR(omega,0)+R_01+R_0 hatR(omega,0),
endalign
enddocument
edited May 31 at 16:16
answered May 31 at 14:40
AboAmmarAboAmmar
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2
+1, though personally I'd favourshortintertext
frommathtools
.
– campa
May 31 at 14:43
Thank you for a great answer. Problem solved.
– rodger_kicks
May 31 at 14:54
1
I (and the AMS) recommendeqref<label>
rather than(ref<label>)
– egreg
May 31 at 15:01
Yes, sure, I updated my answer.
– AboAmmar
May 31 at 16:15
add a comment |
2
+1, though personally I'd favourshortintertext
frommathtools
.
– campa
May 31 at 14:43
Thank you for a great answer. Problem solved.
– rodger_kicks
May 31 at 14:54
1
I (and the AMS) recommendeqref<label>
rather than(ref<label>)
– egreg
May 31 at 15:01
Yes, sure, I updated my answer.
– AboAmmar
May 31 at 16:15
2
2
+1, though personally I'd favour
shortintertext
from mathtools
.– campa
May 31 at 14:43
+1, though personally I'd favour
shortintertext
from mathtools
.– campa
May 31 at 14:43
Thank you for a great answer. Problem solved.
– rodger_kicks
May 31 at 14:54
Thank you for a great answer. Problem solved.
– rodger_kicks
May 31 at 14:54
1
1
I (and the AMS) recommend
eqref<label>
rather than (ref<label>)
– egreg
May 31 at 15:01
I (and the AMS) recommend
eqref<label>
rather than (ref<label>)
– egreg
May 31 at 15:01
Yes, sure, I updated my answer.
– AboAmmar
May 31 at 16:15
Yes, sure, I updated my answer.
– AboAmmar
May 31 at 16:15
add a comment |
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