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I put this long equation in latex in several lines however when I put Latex into PDF the equation did not appear all. Can I help me?



begin{equation}label{eq:20}
begin{split}
{T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = \
&{N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
& N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
& N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
end{split}
end{equation}


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    I put this long equation in latex in several lines however when I put Latex into PDF the equation did not appear all. Can I help me?



    begin{equation}label{eq:20}
    begin{split}
    {T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = \
    &{N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
    & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
    & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
    end{split}
    end{equation}


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      I put this long equation in latex in several lines however when I put Latex into PDF the equation did not appear all. Can I help me?



      begin{equation}label{eq:20}
      begin{split}
      {T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = \
      &{N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
      & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
      & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
      end{split}
      end{equation}


      In PDF:
      enter image description here










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      I put this long equation in latex in several lines however when I put Latex into PDF the equation did not appear all. Can I help me?



      begin{equation}label{eq:20}
      begin{split}
      {T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = \
      &{N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
      & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
      & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
      end{split}
      end{equation}


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      edited Jan 13 at 12:21









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          You need an & in the first line. Instead, I propose one of these two solutions, based of the MoveEqLeft from mathtools , and the fleqn environment from nccmath:



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

          begin{document}

          Some text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text.

          begin{equation}label{eq:20}
          begin{split}
          MoveEqLeft[3] {T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = \
          &{N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
          & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
          & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
          end{split}
          end{equation}
          bigskip

          begin{fleqn}
          begin{equation}
          begin{aligned}
          & mathrlap{{T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}]dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = }hspace{4em} & & & & \
          & & & {N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0,\
          & & & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
          & & & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
          end{aligned}
          end{equation}
          end{fleqn}

          end{document}


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            I suggest to move the = sign to the second line and to align right of the brace, so to emphasize that the items are in the set description. Making the braces a bit larger may help.



            documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{report}
            usepackage{amsmath, mathtools}

            begin{document}

            begin{equation}label{eq:20}
            begin{split}
            MoveEqLeft[4]
            bigl{
            T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n
            bigr}
            \
            =bigl{
            & N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
            & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
            & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0
            bigr}
            end{split}
            end{equation}

            end{document}


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              You need an & in the first line. Instead, I propose one of these two solutions, based of the MoveEqLeft from mathtools , and the fleqn environment from nccmath:



              documentclass{article}
              usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

              begin{document}

              Some text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text.

              begin{equation}label{eq:20}
              begin{split}
              MoveEqLeft[3] {T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = \
              &{N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
              & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
              & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
              end{split}
              end{equation}
              bigskip

              begin{fleqn}
              begin{equation}
              begin{aligned}
              & mathrlap{{T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}]dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = }hspace{4em} & & & & \
              & & & {N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0,\
              & & & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
              & & & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
              end{aligned}
              end{equation}
              end{fleqn}

              end{document}


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                You need an & in the first line. Instead, I propose one of these two solutions, based of the MoveEqLeft from mathtools , and the fleqn environment from nccmath:



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

                begin{document}

                Some text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text.

                begin{equation}label{eq:20}
                begin{split}
                MoveEqLeft[3] {T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = \
                &{N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
                & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
                & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
                end{split}
                end{equation}
                bigskip

                begin{fleqn}
                begin{equation}
                begin{aligned}
                & mathrlap{{T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}]dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = }hspace{4em} & & & & \
                & & & {N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0,\
                & & & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
                & & & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
                end{aligned}
                end{equation}
                end{fleqn}

                end{document}


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                  You need an & in the first line. Instead, I propose one of these two solutions, based of the MoveEqLeft from mathtools , and the fleqn environment from nccmath:



                  documentclass{article}
                  usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

                  begin{document}

                  Some text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text.

                  begin{equation}label{eq:20}
                  begin{split}
                  MoveEqLeft[3] {T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = \
                  &{N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
                  & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
                  & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
                  end{split}
                  end{equation}
                  bigskip

                  begin{fleqn}
                  begin{equation}
                  begin{aligned}
                  & mathrlap{{T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}]dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = }hspace{4em} & & & & \
                  & & & {N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0,\
                  & & & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
                  & & & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
                  end{aligned}
                  end{equation}
                  end{fleqn}

                  end{document}


                  enter image description here






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                  You need an & in the first line. Instead, I propose one of these two solutions, based of the MoveEqLeft from mathtools , and the fleqn environment from nccmath:



                  documentclass{article}
                  usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

                  begin{document}

                  Some text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text. Some more text.

                  begin{equation}label{eq:20}
                  begin{split}
                  MoveEqLeft[3] {T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = \
                  &{N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
                  & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
                  & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
                  end{split}
                  end{equation}
                  bigskip

                  begin{fleqn}
                  begin{equation}
                  begin{aligned}
                  & mathrlap{{T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}]dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n} = }hspace{4em} & & & & \
                  & & & {N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0,\
                  & & & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
                  & & & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0}
                  end{aligned}
                  end{equation}
                  end{fleqn}

                  end{document}


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                      I suggest to move the = sign to the second line and to align right of the brace, so to emphasize that the items are in the set description. Making the braces a bit larger may help.



                      documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{report}
                      usepackage{amsmath, mathtools}

                      begin{document}

                      begin{equation}label{eq:20}
                      begin{split}
                      MoveEqLeft[4]
                      bigl{
                      T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n
                      bigr}
                      \
                      =bigl{
                      & N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
                      & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
                      & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0
                      bigr}
                      end{split}
                      end{equation}

                      end{document}


                      enter image description here






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                        I suggest to move the = sign to the second line and to align right of the brace, so to emphasize that the items are in the set description. Making the braces a bit larger may help.



                        documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{report}
                        usepackage{amsmath, mathtools}

                        begin{document}

                        begin{equation}label{eq:20}
                        begin{split}
                        MoveEqLeft[4]
                        bigl{
                        T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n
                        bigr}
                        \
                        =bigl{
                        & N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
                        & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
                        & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0
                        bigr}
                        end{split}
                        end{equation}

                        end{document}


                        enter image description here






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                          I suggest to move the = sign to the second line and to align right of the brace, so to emphasize that the items are in the set description. Making the braces a bit larger may help.



                          documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{report}
                          usepackage{amsmath, mathtools}

                          begin{document}

                          begin{equation}label{eq:20}
                          begin{split}
                          MoveEqLeft[4]
                          bigl{
                          T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n
                          bigr}
                          \
                          =bigl{
                          & N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
                          & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
                          & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0
                          bigr}
                          end{split}
                          end{equation}

                          end{document}


                          enter image description here






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                          I suggest to move the = sign to the second line and to align right of the brace, so to emphasize that the items are in the set description. Making the braces a bit larger may help.



                          documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{report}
                          usepackage{amsmath, mathtools}

                          begin{document}

                          begin{equation}label{eq:20}
                          begin{split}
                          MoveEqLeft[4]
                          bigl{
                          T_{1} in (x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}],dots,T_{n} in (x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}], N(t)=n
                          bigr}
                          \
                          =bigl{
                          & N(0,x_{1}]=0, N(x_{1},x_{1}+h_{1}] = 1, N(x_{1}+h_{1},x_{2}]=0, \
                          & N(x_{2}, x_{2}+h_{2}]=1,dots, N(x_{n-1}+h_{n-1},x_{n}]=0, \
                          & N(x_{n},x_{n}+h_{n}]=1, N(x_{n}+h_{n},t]=0
                          bigr}
                          end{split}
                          end{equation}

                          end{document}


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