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I have the following source of math text in LaTeX and I would like to ALIGN
all the equalities (=) to be one exactly below the other.
How shall I do that? See the last 2 lines of this question.
Can someone rewrite this chain of equalities into ALIGN enviroment?
I got stuck with it.



documentclass{article}


usepackage{newtxtext}
usepackage{newtxmath}
usepackage{amsmath}


begin{document}

It is clearer if you define $q_i = p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i$

This is how it should be.

Then

$p cdot f = p cdot b_i cdot f_i qquad text{(since } f = b_i cdot f_i)$

$= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquadtext{(by naturality)}$

$= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i cdot f_i$ = qquad (as $overline{f}_i cdot f_i = 1$)

$= d^*_i cdot q_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by the definition of} q_i)$

$= q cdot b_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by naturality)}$

$= q cdot f text{(by naturality)}$

Hope that helps.

end{document}









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    align environment from amsmath package

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 17:47











  • How do I begin and end the align enviroment? "begin{align}" has failed.

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 17:50
















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I have the following source of math text in LaTeX and I would like to ALIGN
all the equalities (=) to be one exactly below the other.
How shall I do that? See the last 2 lines of this question.
Can someone rewrite this chain of equalities into ALIGN enviroment?
I got stuck with it.



documentclass{article}


usepackage{newtxtext}
usepackage{newtxmath}
usepackage{amsmath}


begin{document}

It is clearer if you define $q_i = p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i$

This is how it should be.

Then

$p cdot f = p cdot b_i cdot f_i qquad text{(since } f = b_i cdot f_i)$

$= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquadtext{(by naturality)}$

$= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i cdot f_i$ = qquad (as $overline{f}_i cdot f_i = 1$)

$= d^*_i cdot q_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by the definition of} q_i)$

$= q cdot b_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by naturality)}$

$= q cdot f text{(by naturality)}$

Hope that helps.

end{document}









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  • 3





    align environment from amsmath package

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 17:47











  • How do I begin and end the align enviroment? "begin{align}" has failed.

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 17:50














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I have the following source of math text in LaTeX and I would like to ALIGN
all the equalities (=) to be one exactly below the other.
How shall I do that? See the last 2 lines of this question.
Can someone rewrite this chain of equalities into ALIGN enviroment?
I got stuck with it.



documentclass{article}


usepackage{newtxtext}
usepackage{newtxmath}
usepackage{amsmath}


begin{document}

It is clearer if you define $q_i = p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i$

This is how it should be.

Then

$p cdot f = p cdot b_i cdot f_i qquad text{(since } f = b_i cdot f_i)$

$= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquadtext{(by naturality)}$

$= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i cdot f_i$ = qquad (as $overline{f}_i cdot f_i = 1$)

$= d^*_i cdot q_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by the definition of} q_i)$

$= q cdot b_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by naturality)}$

$= q cdot f text{(by naturality)}$

Hope that helps.

end{document}









share|improve this question
















I have the following source of math text in LaTeX and I would like to ALIGN
all the equalities (=) to be one exactly below the other.
How shall I do that? See the last 2 lines of this question.
Can someone rewrite this chain of equalities into ALIGN enviroment?
I got stuck with it.



documentclass{article}


usepackage{newtxtext}
usepackage{newtxmath}
usepackage{amsmath}


begin{document}

It is clearer if you define $q_i = p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i$

This is how it should be.

Then

$p cdot f = p cdot b_i cdot f_i qquad text{(since } f = b_i cdot f_i)$

$= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquadtext{(by naturality)}$

$= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i cdot f_i$ = qquad (as $overline{f}_i cdot f_i = 1$)

$= d^*_i cdot q_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by the definition of} q_i)$

$= q cdot b_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by naturality)}$

$= q cdot f text{(by naturality)}$

Hope that helps.

end{document}






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  • 3





    align environment from amsmath package

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 17:47











  • How do I begin and end the align enviroment? "begin{align}" has failed.

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 17:50














  • 3





    align environment from amsmath package

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 17:47











  • How do I begin and end the align enviroment? "begin{align}" has failed.

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 17:50








3




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align environment from amsmath package

– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 11 at 17:47





align environment from amsmath package

– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 11 at 17:47













How do I begin and end the align enviroment? "begin{align}" has failed.

– user2925716
Feb 11 at 17:50





How do I begin and end the align enviroment? "begin{align}" has failed.

– user2925716
Feb 11 at 17:50










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documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}

begin{document}

begin{align}
&text{It is clearer if you define} &q_i &= p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i\
&text{This is how it should be} & p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i\
&text{then} &&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by neutrality)}
end{align}
end{document}


enter image description here



Text right aligned



documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}

begin{document}

begin{align}
text{It is clearer if you define}& &q_i &= p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i\
text{This is how it should be}& & p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i\
text{then} &&&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by neutrality)}
end{align}
end{document}


enter image description here






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  • WHat is wrong with this: begin{align} $p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i text{(since)} f = b_i cdot f_i$\ $&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i text{(by naturality)}$\

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 18:10











  • @user2925716 remove all the $

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 18:12











  • Align already starts display math mode. $ is for inline math.

    – JPi
    Feb 11 at 19:02











  • I've managed myself to align that text. Thank you for your help.

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 20:00











  • @user2925716 you're welcome!

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 20:08











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Updated



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documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}

begin{document}

begin{align}
&text{It is clearer if you define} &q_i &= p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i\
&text{This is how it should be} & p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i\
&text{then} &&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by neutrality)}
end{align}
end{document}


enter image description here



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documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}

begin{document}

begin{align}
text{It is clearer if you define}& &q_i &= p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i\
text{This is how it should be}& & p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i\
text{then} &&&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by neutrality)}
end{align}
end{document}


enter image description here






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  • WHat is wrong with this: begin{align} $p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i text{(since)} f = b_i cdot f_i$\ $&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i text{(by naturality)}$\

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 18:10











  • @user2925716 remove all the $

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 18:12











  • Align already starts display math mode. $ is for inline math.

    – JPi
    Feb 11 at 19:02











  • I've managed myself to align that text. Thank you for your help.

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 20:00











  • @user2925716 you're welcome!

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 20:08
















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Updated



Text left aligned



documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}

begin{document}

begin{align}
&text{It is clearer if you define} &q_i &= p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i\
&text{This is how it should be} & p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i\
&text{then} &&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by neutrality)}
end{align}
end{document}


enter image description here



Text right aligned



documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}

begin{document}

begin{align}
text{It is clearer if you define}& &q_i &= p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i\
text{This is how it should be}& & p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i\
text{then} &&&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by neutrality)}
end{align}
end{document}


enter image description here






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  • WHat is wrong with this: begin{align} $p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i text{(since)} f = b_i cdot f_i$\ $&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i text{(by naturality)}$\

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 18:10











  • @user2925716 remove all the $

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 18:12











  • Align already starts display math mode. $ is for inline math.

    – JPi
    Feb 11 at 19:02











  • I've managed myself to align that text. Thank you for your help.

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 20:00











  • @user2925716 you're welcome!

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 20:08














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Updated



Text left aligned



documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}

begin{document}

begin{align}
&text{It is clearer if you define} &q_i &= p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i\
&text{This is how it should be} & p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i\
&text{then} &&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by neutrality)}
end{align}
end{document}


enter image description here



Text right aligned



documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}

begin{document}

begin{align}
text{It is clearer if you define}& &q_i &= p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i\
text{This is how it should be}& & p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i\
text{then} &&&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by neutrality)}
end{align}
end{document}


enter image description here






share|improve this answer















Updated



Text left aligned



documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}

begin{document}

begin{align}
&text{It is clearer if you define} &q_i &= p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i\
&text{This is how it should be} & p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i\
&text{then} &&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by neutrality)}
end{align}
end{document}


enter image description here



Text right aligned



documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}

begin{document}

begin{align}
text{It is clearer if you define}& &q_i &= p_i cdot f_i cdot overline{f}_i\
text{This is how it should be}& & p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i\
text{then} &&&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i qquad text{(by neutrality)}
end{align}
end{document}


enter image description here







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  • WHat is wrong with this: begin{align} $p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i text{(since)} f = b_i cdot f_i$\ $&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i text{(by naturality)}$\

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 18:10











  • @user2925716 remove all the $

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 18:12











  • Align already starts display math mode. $ is for inline math.

    – JPi
    Feb 11 at 19:02











  • I've managed myself to align that text. Thank you for your help.

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 20:00











  • @user2925716 you're welcome!

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 20:08



















  • WHat is wrong with this: begin{align} $p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i text{(since)} f = b_i cdot f_i$\ $&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i text{(by naturality)}$\

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 18:10











  • @user2925716 remove all the $

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 18:12











  • Align already starts display math mode. $ is for inline math.

    – JPi
    Feb 11 at 19:02











  • I've managed myself to align that text. Thank you for your help.

    – user2925716
    Feb 11 at 20:00











  • @user2925716 you're welcome!

    – Hafid Boukhoulda
    Feb 11 at 20:08

















WHat is wrong with this: begin{align} $p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i text{(since)} f = b_i cdot f_i$\ $&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i text{(by naturality)}$\

– user2925716
Feb 11 at 18:10





WHat is wrong with this: begin{align} $p cdot f &= p cdot b_i cdot f_i text{(since)} f = b_i cdot f_i$\ $&= d^*_i cdot p_i cdot f_i text{(by naturality)}$\

– user2925716
Feb 11 at 18:10













@user2925716 remove all the $

– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 11 at 18:12





@user2925716 remove all the $

– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 11 at 18:12













Align already starts display math mode. $ is for inline math.

– JPi
Feb 11 at 19:02





Align already starts display math mode. $ is for inline math.

– JPi
Feb 11 at 19:02













I've managed myself to align that text. Thank you for your help.

– user2925716
Feb 11 at 20:00





I've managed myself to align that text. Thank you for your help.

– user2925716
Feb 11 at 20:00













@user2925716 you're welcome!

– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 11 at 20:08





@user2925716 you're welcome!

– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 11 at 20:08


















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