Equation numbering does not continue correctly in Latex











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In my thesis, I have a problem when I want to refer to equations. Reference is basically happening based on section or subsections numbering in three digits (e.g. 1-1-1). Also, if I have more than one equation in the same subsection, all are shown by the same number! (1.1.2 in the following example!)! The number beside each equation is correctly shown, however, as (1-1) or (1-2) or ... . I want the equation number in the text be shown sequentially as 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4,
... .



Please help me solve this problem. Thanks





Here is my minimal working example:



documentclass[11pt,oneside,english,singlespacing,parskip,headsepline]{MastersDoctoralThesis}

usepackage{mathtools}

makeatletter
newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
makeatother

begin{document}
chapter{Chapter 1}
section{Section1}
subsection{Subsection 1-1}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy} is kinetic energy.

subsection{Subsection 1-2}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy2}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy2} is kinetic energy.

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy3}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy3} is kinetic energy.

section{Section2}
subsection{Subsection 2-1}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy4}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy4} is kinetic energy.

end{document}


An here is the output:



enter image description here



enter image description here










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    Please provide a MWE that can be used by others to replicate your problem.
    – Raven
    Nov 30 at 12:51






  • 2




    The equation numbering in LaTeX is always correct. It's your configuration that is incorrect. In this example you do not need the aligned environment. If you include a complete minimal working example we can tell you how to fix your configuration.
    – Andrew
    Nov 30 at 12:58








  • 2




    I would expect that your mathleft and mathcenter commands break amsmath, where did you find those definitions?
    – David Carlisle
    Nov 30 at 13:16










  • @mah65, I believe the problem might be with your .cls file. I compiled your MWE exactly as you gave it except I used the book document class instead of your custom class file, and I was unable to replicate your problem. When I compiled with the book class, the ref and label numbering for the equations matched.
    – Mason Malone
    Dec 2 at 23:34












  • @MasonMalone: Thanks for your help. That is correct, although the hyperlink to equation is ruined. Anyways, I have to use thesis style, and should solve the problem in this environment. I don't know what modification I should apply in the .cls file.
    – mah65
    Dec 2 at 23:51















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In my thesis, I have a problem when I want to refer to equations. Reference is basically happening based on section or subsections numbering in three digits (e.g. 1-1-1). Also, if I have more than one equation in the same subsection, all are shown by the same number! (1.1.2 in the following example!)! The number beside each equation is correctly shown, however, as (1-1) or (1-2) or ... . I want the equation number in the text be shown sequentially as 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4,
... .



Please help me solve this problem. Thanks





Here is my minimal working example:



documentclass[11pt,oneside,english,singlespacing,parskip,headsepline]{MastersDoctoralThesis}

usepackage{mathtools}

makeatletter
newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
makeatother

begin{document}
chapter{Chapter 1}
section{Section1}
subsection{Subsection 1-1}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy} is kinetic energy.

subsection{Subsection 1-2}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy2}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy2} is kinetic energy.

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy3}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy3} is kinetic energy.

section{Section2}
subsection{Subsection 2-1}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy4}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy4} is kinetic energy.

end{document}


An here is the output:



enter image description here



enter image description here










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    Please provide a MWE that can be used by others to replicate your problem.
    – Raven
    Nov 30 at 12:51






  • 2




    The equation numbering in LaTeX is always correct. It's your configuration that is incorrect. In this example you do not need the aligned environment. If you include a complete minimal working example we can tell you how to fix your configuration.
    – Andrew
    Nov 30 at 12:58








  • 2




    I would expect that your mathleft and mathcenter commands break amsmath, where did you find those definitions?
    – David Carlisle
    Nov 30 at 13:16










  • @mah65, I believe the problem might be with your .cls file. I compiled your MWE exactly as you gave it except I used the book document class instead of your custom class file, and I was unable to replicate your problem. When I compiled with the book class, the ref and label numbering for the equations matched.
    – Mason Malone
    Dec 2 at 23:34












  • @MasonMalone: Thanks for your help. That is correct, although the hyperlink to equation is ruined. Anyways, I have to use thesis style, and should solve the problem in this environment. I don't know what modification I should apply in the .cls file.
    – mah65
    Dec 2 at 23:51













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In my thesis, I have a problem when I want to refer to equations. Reference is basically happening based on section or subsections numbering in three digits (e.g. 1-1-1). Also, if I have more than one equation in the same subsection, all are shown by the same number! (1.1.2 in the following example!)! The number beside each equation is correctly shown, however, as (1-1) or (1-2) or ... . I want the equation number in the text be shown sequentially as 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4,
... .



Please help me solve this problem. Thanks





Here is my minimal working example:



documentclass[11pt,oneside,english,singlespacing,parskip,headsepline]{MastersDoctoralThesis}

usepackage{mathtools}

makeatletter
newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
makeatother

begin{document}
chapter{Chapter 1}
section{Section1}
subsection{Subsection 1-1}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy} is kinetic energy.

subsection{Subsection 1-2}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy2}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy2} is kinetic energy.

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy3}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy3} is kinetic energy.

section{Section2}
subsection{Subsection 2-1}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy4}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy4} is kinetic energy.

end{document}


An here is the output:



enter image description here



enter image description here










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In my thesis, I have a problem when I want to refer to equations. Reference is basically happening based on section or subsections numbering in three digits (e.g. 1-1-1). Also, if I have more than one equation in the same subsection, all are shown by the same number! (1.1.2 in the following example!)! The number beside each equation is correctly shown, however, as (1-1) or (1-2) or ... . I want the equation number in the text be shown sequentially as 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4,
... .



Please help me solve this problem. Thanks





Here is my minimal working example:



documentclass[11pt,oneside,english,singlespacing,parskip,headsepline]{MastersDoctoralThesis}

usepackage{mathtools}

makeatletter
newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
makeatother

begin{document}
chapter{Chapter 1}
section{Section1}
subsection{Subsection 1-1}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy} is kinetic energy.

subsection{Subsection 1-2}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy2}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy2} is kinetic energy.

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy3}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy3} is kinetic energy.

section{Section2}
subsection{Subsection 2-1}

mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy4}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy4} is kinetic energy.

end{document}


An here is the output:



enter image description here



enter image description here







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  • 3




    Please provide a MWE that can be used by others to replicate your problem.
    – Raven
    Nov 30 at 12:51






  • 2




    The equation numbering in LaTeX is always correct. It's your configuration that is incorrect. In this example you do not need the aligned environment. If you include a complete minimal working example we can tell you how to fix your configuration.
    – Andrew
    Nov 30 at 12:58








  • 2




    I would expect that your mathleft and mathcenter commands break amsmath, where did you find those definitions?
    – David Carlisle
    Nov 30 at 13:16










  • @mah65, I believe the problem might be with your .cls file. I compiled your MWE exactly as you gave it except I used the book document class instead of your custom class file, and I was unable to replicate your problem. When I compiled with the book class, the ref and label numbering for the equations matched.
    – Mason Malone
    Dec 2 at 23:34












  • @MasonMalone: Thanks for your help. That is correct, although the hyperlink to equation is ruined. Anyways, I have to use thesis style, and should solve the problem in this environment. I don't know what modification I should apply in the .cls file.
    – mah65
    Dec 2 at 23:51














  • 3




    Please provide a MWE that can be used by others to replicate your problem.
    – Raven
    Nov 30 at 12:51






  • 2




    The equation numbering in LaTeX is always correct. It's your configuration that is incorrect. In this example you do not need the aligned environment. If you include a complete minimal working example we can tell you how to fix your configuration.
    – Andrew
    Nov 30 at 12:58








  • 2




    I would expect that your mathleft and mathcenter commands break amsmath, where did you find those definitions?
    – David Carlisle
    Nov 30 at 13:16










  • @mah65, I believe the problem might be with your .cls file. I compiled your MWE exactly as you gave it except I used the book document class instead of your custom class file, and I was unable to replicate your problem. When I compiled with the book class, the ref and label numbering for the equations matched.
    – Mason Malone
    Dec 2 at 23:34












  • @MasonMalone: Thanks for your help. That is correct, although the hyperlink to equation is ruined. Anyways, I have to use thesis style, and should solve the problem in this environment. I don't know what modification I should apply in the .cls file.
    – mah65
    Dec 2 at 23:51








3




3




Please provide a MWE that can be used by others to replicate your problem.
– Raven
Nov 30 at 12:51




Please provide a MWE that can be used by others to replicate your problem.
– Raven
Nov 30 at 12:51




2




2




The equation numbering in LaTeX is always correct. It's your configuration that is incorrect. In this example you do not need the aligned environment. If you include a complete minimal working example we can tell you how to fix your configuration.
– Andrew
Nov 30 at 12:58






The equation numbering in LaTeX is always correct. It's your configuration that is incorrect. In this example you do not need the aligned environment. If you include a complete minimal working example we can tell you how to fix your configuration.
– Andrew
Nov 30 at 12:58






2




2




I would expect that your mathleft and mathcenter commands break amsmath, where did you find those definitions?
– David Carlisle
Nov 30 at 13:16




I would expect that your mathleft and mathcenter commands break amsmath, where did you find those definitions?
– David Carlisle
Nov 30 at 13:16












@mah65, I believe the problem might be with your .cls file. I compiled your MWE exactly as you gave it except I used the book document class instead of your custom class file, and I was unable to replicate your problem. When I compiled with the book class, the ref and label numbering for the equations matched.
– Mason Malone
Dec 2 at 23:34






@mah65, I believe the problem might be with your .cls file. I compiled your MWE exactly as you gave it except I used the book document class instead of your custom class file, and I was unable to replicate your problem. When I compiled with the book class, the ref and label numbering for the equations matched.
– Mason Malone
Dec 2 at 23:34














@MasonMalone: Thanks for your help. That is correct, although the hyperlink to equation is ruined. Anyways, I have to use thesis style, and should solve the problem in this environment. I don't know what modification I should apply in the .cls file.
– mah65
Dec 2 at 23:51




@MasonMalone: Thanks for your help. That is correct, although the hyperlink to equation is ruined. Anyways, I have to use thesis style, and should solve the problem in this environment. I don't know what modification I should apply in the .cls file.
– mah65
Dec 2 at 23:51










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The mathleft and mathcenter commands defined in the preamble break amsmath removing all use of them restores the correct numbering.



documentclass[11pt,oneside,english,singlespacing,parskip,headsepline]{MastersDoctoralThesis}

usepackage{mathtools}

makeatletter
%newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
%newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
makeatother

begin{document}
chapter{Chapter 1}
section{Section1}
subsection{Subsection 1-1}

%mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy} is kinetic energy.

subsection{Subsection 1-2}

%mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy2}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy2} is kinetic energy.

%mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy3}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy3} is kinetic energy.

section{Section2}
subsection{Subsection 2-1}

%mathleft
begin{equation}
label{eq:KE_Energy4}
begin{aligned}
& langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
end{aligned}
end{equation}

Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy4} is kinetic energy.

end{document}





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  • This seems to work. But this brings all the equations to the middle (centring). How to keep them in the left side?
    – mah65
    Dec 3 at 0:05










  • @mah65 use the documented fleqn option to the documentclass or to amsmath or mathtools package
    – David Carlisle
    Dec 3 at 0:06










  • @mah65 did you write this mathleft command or was it suggested in some tutorial somewhere?
    – David Carlisle
    Dec 3 at 0:07










  • I think I found it somewhere in this forum when I wanted to align left the equations. I don't exactly remember.
    – mah65
    Dec 3 at 0:08










  • @mah65 well it's completely wrong, so if you recall where it came from try to ping the author to get it changed:-)
    – David Carlisle
    Dec 3 at 0:09


















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Following the previous answer, I modified the packages as following:



usepackage[fleqn]{mathtools}
makeatletter
newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
makeatother
setlength{mathindent}{0cm}


(Changes are the first and last lines).
This solved the problem, and no other modification is necessary.






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    The mathleft and mathcenter commands defined in the preamble break amsmath removing all use of them restores the correct numbering.



    documentclass[11pt,oneside,english,singlespacing,parskip,headsepline]{MastersDoctoralThesis}

    usepackage{mathtools}

    makeatletter
    %newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
    %newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
    makeatother

    begin{document}
    chapter{Chapter 1}
    section{Section1}
    subsection{Subsection 1-1}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy} is kinetic energy.

    subsection{Subsection 1-2}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy2}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy2} is kinetic energy.

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy3}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy3} is kinetic energy.

    section{Section2}
    subsection{Subsection 2-1}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy4}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy4} is kinetic energy.

    end{document}





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    • This seems to work. But this brings all the equations to the middle (centring). How to keep them in the left side?
      – mah65
      Dec 3 at 0:05










    • @mah65 use the documented fleqn option to the documentclass or to amsmath or mathtools package
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:06










    • @mah65 did you write this mathleft command or was it suggested in some tutorial somewhere?
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:07










    • I think I found it somewhere in this forum when I wanted to align left the equations. I don't exactly remember.
      – mah65
      Dec 3 at 0:08










    • @mah65 well it's completely wrong, so if you recall where it came from try to ping the author to get it changed:-)
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:09















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    The mathleft and mathcenter commands defined in the preamble break amsmath removing all use of them restores the correct numbering.



    documentclass[11pt,oneside,english,singlespacing,parskip,headsepline]{MastersDoctoralThesis}

    usepackage{mathtools}

    makeatletter
    %newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
    %newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
    makeatother

    begin{document}
    chapter{Chapter 1}
    section{Section1}
    subsection{Subsection 1-1}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy} is kinetic energy.

    subsection{Subsection 1-2}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy2}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy2} is kinetic energy.

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy3}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy3} is kinetic energy.

    section{Section2}
    subsection{Subsection 2-1}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy4}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy4} is kinetic energy.

    end{document}





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    • This seems to work. But this brings all the equations to the middle (centring). How to keep them in the left side?
      – mah65
      Dec 3 at 0:05










    • @mah65 use the documented fleqn option to the documentclass or to amsmath or mathtools package
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:06










    • @mah65 did you write this mathleft command or was it suggested in some tutorial somewhere?
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:07










    • I think I found it somewhere in this forum when I wanted to align left the equations. I don't exactly remember.
      – mah65
      Dec 3 at 0:08










    • @mah65 well it's completely wrong, so if you recall where it came from try to ping the author to get it changed:-)
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:09













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    The mathleft and mathcenter commands defined in the preamble break amsmath removing all use of them restores the correct numbering.



    documentclass[11pt,oneside,english,singlespacing,parskip,headsepline]{MastersDoctoralThesis}

    usepackage{mathtools}

    makeatletter
    %newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
    %newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
    makeatother

    begin{document}
    chapter{Chapter 1}
    section{Section1}
    subsection{Subsection 1-1}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy} is kinetic energy.

    subsection{Subsection 1-2}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy2}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy2} is kinetic energy.

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy3}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy3} is kinetic energy.

    section{Section2}
    subsection{Subsection 2-1}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy4}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy4} is kinetic energy.

    end{document}





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    The mathleft and mathcenter commands defined in the preamble break amsmath removing all use of them restores the correct numbering.



    documentclass[11pt,oneside,english,singlespacing,parskip,headsepline]{MastersDoctoralThesis}

    usepackage{mathtools}

    makeatletter
    %newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
    %newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
    makeatother

    begin{document}
    chapter{Chapter 1}
    section{Section1}
    subsection{Subsection 1-1}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy} is kinetic energy.

    subsection{Subsection 1-2}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy2}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy2} is kinetic energy.

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy3}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy3} is kinetic energy.

    section{Section2}
    subsection{Subsection 2-1}

    %mathleft
    begin{equation}
    label{eq:KE_Energy4}
    begin{aligned}
    & langle KE rangle = frac{1}{2} langle mv^{2} rangle \
    end{aligned}
    end{equation}

    Equation ref{eq:KE_Energy4} is kinetic energy.

    end{document}






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    • This seems to work. But this brings all the equations to the middle (centring). How to keep them in the left side?
      – mah65
      Dec 3 at 0:05










    • @mah65 use the documented fleqn option to the documentclass or to amsmath or mathtools package
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:06










    • @mah65 did you write this mathleft command or was it suggested in some tutorial somewhere?
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:07










    • I think I found it somewhere in this forum when I wanted to align left the equations. I don't exactly remember.
      – mah65
      Dec 3 at 0:08










    • @mah65 well it's completely wrong, so if you recall where it came from try to ping the author to get it changed:-)
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:09


















    • This seems to work. But this brings all the equations to the middle (centring). How to keep them in the left side?
      – mah65
      Dec 3 at 0:05










    • @mah65 use the documented fleqn option to the documentclass or to amsmath or mathtools package
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:06










    • @mah65 did you write this mathleft command or was it suggested in some tutorial somewhere?
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:07










    • I think I found it somewhere in this forum when I wanted to align left the equations. I don't exactly remember.
      – mah65
      Dec 3 at 0:08










    • @mah65 well it's completely wrong, so if you recall where it came from try to ping the author to get it changed:-)
      – David Carlisle
      Dec 3 at 0:09
















    This seems to work. But this brings all the equations to the middle (centring). How to keep them in the left side?
    – mah65
    Dec 3 at 0:05




    This seems to work. But this brings all the equations to the middle (centring). How to keep them in the left side?
    – mah65
    Dec 3 at 0:05












    @mah65 use the documented fleqn option to the documentclass or to amsmath or mathtools package
    – David Carlisle
    Dec 3 at 0:06




    @mah65 use the documented fleqn option to the documentclass or to amsmath or mathtools package
    – David Carlisle
    Dec 3 at 0:06












    @mah65 did you write this mathleft command or was it suggested in some tutorial somewhere?
    – David Carlisle
    Dec 3 at 0:07




    @mah65 did you write this mathleft command or was it suggested in some tutorial somewhere?
    – David Carlisle
    Dec 3 at 0:07












    I think I found it somewhere in this forum when I wanted to align left the equations. I don't exactly remember.
    – mah65
    Dec 3 at 0:08




    I think I found it somewhere in this forum when I wanted to align left the equations. I don't exactly remember.
    – mah65
    Dec 3 at 0:08












    @mah65 well it's completely wrong, so if you recall where it came from try to ping the author to get it changed:-)
    – David Carlisle
    Dec 3 at 0:09




    @mah65 well it's completely wrong, so if you recall where it came from try to ping the author to get it changed:-)
    – David Carlisle
    Dec 3 at 0:09










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    Following the previous answer, I modified the packages as following:



    usepackage[fleqn]{mathtools}
    makeatletter
    newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
    newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
    makeatother
    setlength{mathindent}{0cm}


    (Changes are the first and last lines).
    This solved the problem, and no other modification is necessary.






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      Following the previous answer, I modified the packages as following:



      usepackage[fleqn]{mathtools}
      makeatletter
      newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
      newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
      makeatother
      setlength{mathindent}{0cm}


      (Changes are the first and last lines).
      This solved the problem, and no other modification is necessary.






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        Following the previous answer, I modified the packages as following:



        usepackage[fleqn]{mathtools}
        makeatletter
        newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
        newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
        makeatother
        setlength{mathindent}{0cm}


        (Changes are the first and last lines).
        This solved the problem, and no other modification is necessary.






        share|improve this answer








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        Following the previous answer, I modified the packages as following:



        usepackage[fleqn]{mathtools}
        makeatletter
        newcommand{mathleft}{@fleqntrue@mathmargin0pt}
        newcommand{mathcenter}{@fleqnfalse}
        makeatother
        setlength{mathindent}{0cm}


        (Changes are the first and last lines).
        This solved the problem, and no other modification is necessary.







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