latex representation in two lines in javascript [closed]
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DPAlgorithm_pkcanonical.Tables[1].latex_representation= "P(i,j) = \max \begin{cases} P(i,j-1) & S_j \text{ unpaired} \\ \max_{i\leq k< (j-l)} P(i,k-1)+P(k+1,j-1)+1 & \text{if } S_k,S_j \text{ compl. base pair}\\ \max_{i < k < l < j ,\\ 1 \le d1 \le C(i,l) ,\\ 1 \le d2 \le C(k,l), \\ (d1+d2) \le (l-k+1) }d1 + P(i+d1,k-1) + d2 + P(k+d2,l-d1) + P(l+1,j-d2) \end{cases}";
I want to split the main equation in two lines which is
d1 + P(i+d1,k-1) + d2 + P(k+d2,l-d1) + P(l+1,j-d2)
while splitting this should look like multi line equation, and shouldnt interpret the equation conditions .
javascript
asked Jan 29 at 18:00
PriyaPriya
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closed as off-topic by Alan Munn, Stefan Pinnow, Circumscribe, Kurt, dexteritas Jan 29 at 19:45
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DPAlgorithm_pkcanonical.Tables[1].latex_representation= "P(i,j) = \max \begin{cases} P(i,j-1) & S_j \text{ unpaired} \\ \max_{i\leq k< (j-l)} P(i,k-1)+P(k+1,j-1)+1 & \text{if } S_k,S_j \text{ compl. base pair}\\ \max_{i < k < l < j ,\\ 1 \le d1 \le C(i,l) ,\\ 1 \le d2 \le C(k,l), \\ (d1+d2) \le (l-k+1) }d1 + P(i+d1,k-1) + d2 + P(k+d2,l-d1) + P(l+1,j-d2) \end{cases}";
I want to split the main equation in two lines which is
d1 + P(i+d1,k-1) + d2 + P(k+d2,l-d1) + P(l+1,j-d2)
while splitting this should look like multi line equation, and shouldnt interpret the equation conditions .
javascript
asked Jan 29 at 18:00
PriyaPriya
1
closed as off-topic by Alan Munn, Stefan Pinnow, Circumscribe, Kurt, dexteritas Jan 29 at 19:45
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "This question does not fall within the scope of TeX, LaTeX or related typesetting systems as defined in the help center." – Alan Munn, Stefan Pinnow, Circumscribe, Kurt, dexteritas
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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I think this is a MathJax question, which is off topic here. MathJax uses a LaTeX like syntax but is not LaTeX. Perhaps Stackoverflow would be a better place for this question.
– Alan Munn
Jan 29 at 18:02
ok. thank you..
– Priya
Jan 29 at 18:05
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DPAlgorithm_pkcanonical.Tables[1].latex_representation= "P(i,j) = \max \begin{cases} P(i,j-1) & S_j \text{ unpaired} \\ \max_{i\leq k< (j-l)} P(i,k-1)+P(k+1,j-1)+1 & \text{if } S_k,S_j \text{ compl. base pair}\\ \max_{i < k < l < j ,\\ 1 \le d1 \le C(i,l) ,\\ 1 \le d2 \le C(k,l), \\ (d1+d2) \le (l-k+1) }d1 + P(i+d1,k-1) + d2 + P(k+d2,l-d1) + P(l+1,j-d2) \end{cases}";
I want to split the main equation in two lines which is
d1 + P(i+d1,k-1) + d2 + P(k+d2,l-d1) + P(l+1,j-d2)
while splitting this should look like multi line equation, and shouldnt interpret the equation conditions .
javascript
asked Jan 29 at 18:00
PriyaPriya
1
DPAlgorithm_pkcanonical.Tables[1].latex_representation= "P(i,j) = \max \begin{cases} P(i,j-1) & S_j \text{ unpaired} \\ \max_{i\leq k< (j-l)} P(i,k-1)+P(k+1,j-1)+1 & \text{if } S_k,S_j \text{ compl. base pair}\\ \max_{i < k < l < j ,\\ 1 \le d1 \le C(i,l) ,\\ 1 \le d2 \le C(k,l), \\ (d1+d2) \le (l-k+1) }d1 + P(i+d1,k-1) + d2 + P(k+d2,l-d1) + P(l+1,j-d2) \end{cases}";
I want to split the main equation in two lines which is
d1 + P(i+d1,k-1) + d2 + P(k+d2,l-d1) + P(l+1,j-d2)
while splitting this should look like multi line equation, and shouldnt interpret the equation conditions .
javascript
javascript
asked Jan 29 at 18:00
PriyaPriya
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asked Jan 29 at 18:00
PriyaPriya
1
asked Jan 29 at 18:00
PriyaPriya
1
asked Jan 29 at 18:00
PriyaPriya
1
asked Jan 29 at 18:00
PriyaPriya
1
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closed as off-topic by Alan Munn, Stefan Pinnow, Circumscribe, Kurt, dexteritas Jan 29 at 19:45
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "This question does not fall within the scope of TeX, LaTeX or related typesetting systems as defined in the help center." – Alan Munn, Stefan Pinnow, Circumscribe, Kurt, dexteritas
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as off-topic by Alan Munn, Stefan Pinnow, Circumscribe, Kurt, dexteritas Jan 29 at 19:45
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "This question does not fall within the scope of TeX, LaTeX or related typesetting systems as defined in the help center." – Alan Munn, Stefan Pinnow, Circumscribe, Kurt, dexteritas
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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I think this is a MathJax question, which is off topic here. MathJax uses a LaTeX like syntax but is not LaTeX. Perhaps Stackoverflow would be a better place for this question.
– Alan Munn
Jan 29 at 18:02
ok. thank you..
– Priya
Jan 29 at 18:05
add a comment |
8
I think this is a MathJax question, which is off topic here. MathJax uses a LaTeX like syntax but is not LaTeX. Perhaps Stackoverflow would be a better place for this question.
– Alan Munn
Jan 29 at 18:02
ok. thank you..
– Priya
Jan 29 at 18:05
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I think this is a MathJax question, which is off topic here. MathJax uses a LaTeX like syntax but is not LaTeX. Perhaps Stackoverflow would be a better place for this question.
– Alan Munn
Jan 29 at 18:02
I think this is a MathJax question, which is off topic here. MathJax uses a LaTeX like syntax but is not LaTeX. Perhaps Stackoverflow would be a better place for this question.
– Alan Munn
Jan 29 at 18:02
ok. thank you..
– Priya
Jan 29 at 18:05
ok. thank you..
– Priya
Jan 29 at 18:05
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I think this is a MathJax question, which is off topic here. MathJax uses a LaTeX like syntax but is not LaTeX. Perhaps Stackoverflow would be a better place for this question.
– Alan Munn
Jan 29 at 18:02
ok. thank you..
– Priya
Jan 29 at 18:05