Latex Double subscript with $ with text and equation in the same line
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$i$ can be equal to $j$. ... textit{Domino tiles} ${P_{8(i-1)+1}, P_{8(i-1+2}, ldots, P_{8i}}$ [2] from the permutation, ...
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1: How to combine text and equation in a paragraph in latex?
equations text
equations text
asked Feb 11 at 22:31
Neelofar JavaidNeelofar Javaid
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asked Feb 11 at 22:31
Neelofar JavaidNeelofar Javaid
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asked Feb 11 at 22:31
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asked Feb 11 at 22:31
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$i$ can be equal to $j$. ... textit{Domino tiles} ${P_{8(i-1)+1}, P_{8(i-1+2}, ldots, P_{8i}}$ [2] from the permutation, ...
– Werner
Feb 11 at 22:34
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Consider reading some starter documentation on (La)TeX. Your question is fundamental to using (La)TeX, so you need some foundation...
– Werner
Feb 11 at 22:35
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$i$ can be equal to $j$. ... textit{Domino tiles} ${P_{8(i-1)+1}, P_{8(i-1+2}, ldots, P_{8i}}$ [2] from the permutation, ...
– Werner
Feb 11 at 22:34
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Consider reading some starter documentation on (La)TeX. Your question is fundamental to using (La)TeX, so you need some foundation...
– Werner
Feb 11 at 22:35
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$i$ can be equal to $j$. ... textit{Domino tiles} ${P_{8(i-1)+1}, P_{8(i-1+2}, ldots, P_{8i}}$ [2] from the permutation, ...– Werner
Feb 11 at 22:34
$i$ can be equal to $j$. ... textit{Domino tiles} ${P_{8(i-1)+1}, P_{8(i-1+2}, ldots, P_{8i}}$ [2] from the permutation, ...– Werner
Feb 11 at 22:34
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Consider reading some starter documentation on (La)TeX. Your question is fundamental to using (La)TeX, so you need some foundation...
– Werner
Feb 11 at 22:35
Consider reading some starter documentation on (La)TeX. Your question is fundamental to using (La)TeX, so you need some foundation...
– Werner
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You can use $...$ or (...) to set inline math as part of paragraph text. I prefer the former:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
noindent
$i$ can be equal to~$j$. The total number of pips~$p$ of a emph{Domino
tile} is defined as $p(S_{ij}) = i + j$ cite{domino}. The emph{game} begins by setting
a constant permutation of the emph{Domino tiles} ($P_{ij} = pi(S_{ij})$)
that permits player~$i$ to take seven random emph{Domino tiles}
${ P_{8(i-1)+1}, P_{8(i-1)+2}, ldots, P_{8i} }$ cite{domino} from the permutation, at
begin{thebibliography}{x}
bibitem{abc} First reference.
bibitem{domino} Second reference.
end{thebibliography}
end{document}
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You can use $...$ or (...) to set inline math as part of paragraph text. I prefer the former:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
noindent
$i$ can be equal to~$j$. The total number of pips~$p$ of a emph{Domino
tile} is defined as $p(S_{ij}) = i + j$ cite{domino}. The emph{game} begins by setting
a constant permutation of the emph{Domino tiles} ($P_{ij} = pi(S_{ij})$)
that permits player~$i$ to take seven random emph{Domino tiles}
${ P_{8(i-1)+1}, P_{8(i-1)+2}, ldots, P_{8i} }$ cite{domino} from the permutation, at
begin{thebibliography}{x}
bibitem{abc} First reference.
bibitem{domino} Second reference.
end{thebibliography}
end{document}
answered Feb 14 at 1:28
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You can use $...$ or (...) to set inline math as part of paragraph text. I prefer the former:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
noindent
$i$ can be equal to~$j$. The total number of pips~$p$ of a emph{Domino
tile} is defined as $p(S_{ij}) = i + j$ cite{domino}. The emph{game} begins by setting
a constant permutation of the emph{Domino tiles} ($P_{ij} = pi(S_{ij})$)
that permits player~$i$ to take seven random emph{Domino tiles}
${ P_{8(i-1)+1}, P_{8(i-1)+2}, ldots, P_{8i} }$ cite{domino} from the permutation, at
begin{thebibliography}{x}
bibitem{abc} First reference.
bibitem{domino} Second reference.
end{thebibliography}
end{document}
answered Feb 14 at 1:28
WernerWerner
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You can use $...$ or (...) to set inline math as part of paragraph text. I prefer the former:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
noindent
$i$ can be equal to~$j$. The total number of pips~$p$ of a emph{Domino
tile} is defined as $p(S_{ij}) = i + j$ cite{domino}. The emph{game} begins by setting
a constant permutation of the emph{Domino tiles} ($P_{ij} = pi(S_{ij})$)
that permits player~$i$ to take seven random emph{Domino tiles}
${ P_{8(i-1)+1}, P_{8(i-1)+2}, ldots, P_{8i} }$ cite{domino} from the permutation, at
begin{thebibliography}{x}
bibitem{abc} First reference.
bibitem{domino} Second reference.
end{thebibliography}
end{document}
answered Feb 14 at 1:28
WernerWerner
444k699791682
You can use $...$ or (...) to set inline math as part of paragraph text. I prefer the former:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
noindent
$i$ can be equal to~$j$. The total number of pips~$p$ of a emph{Domino
tile} is defined as $p(S_{ij}) = i + j$ cite{domino}. The emph{game} begins by setting
a constant permutation of the emph{Domino tiles} ($P_{ij} = pi(S_{ij})$)
that permits player~$i$ to take seven random emph{Domino tiles}
${ P_{8(i-1)+1}, P_{8(i-1)+2}, ldots, P_{8i} }$ cite{domino} from the permutation, at
begin{thebibliography}{x}
bibitem{abc} First reference.
bibitem{domino} Second reference.
end{thebibliography}
end{document}
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$i$ can be equal to $j$. ... textit{Domino tiles} ${P_{8(i-1)+1}, P_{8(i-1+2}, ldots, P_{8i}}$ [2] from the permutation, ...– Werner
Feb 11 at 22:34
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Consider reading some starter documentation on (La)TeX. Your question is fundamental to using (La)TeX, so you need some foundation...
– Werner
Feb 11 at 22:35