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Mathematical environments |
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The env-math
d.t.d. specifies which mathematical environments can be
used inside text-mode. In other words, the environments should be used
inside text-mode, but their bodies contain mathematical formulas or
tables of mathematical formulas.
An array of numbered equations (not yet implemented).
An array of unnumbered equations.
Inside the eqnarray*
environment, you can use the eq-number
tag in order to number the equation.
Warning 1. The numbering of equations inside
tables is not yet as it should be. In particular, the eqnarray tag is equivalent to eqnarray* at the moment. Later on, when the
eqnarray tag will be
implemented correctly, you will also have a no-number
tag in order to suppress the number of an equation, and a style
package for numbering equations at the left hand side.
Warning 2. There is no option for numbering
equations at the left hand side available yet. Nevertheless, you may
use the manual tag leq-number
for this. You also have a tag next-number
which directly display the next number and increases the equation
counter.
Warning 3. We do not encourage the use of the
AMS-TeX environments align, gather and
split. Nevertheless, they are available under the
names align, gather, eqsplit
together with their variants align*,
gather* and eqsplit*. In the future, we plan to provide more
powerful environments.
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