How do you use decimal as labels in sub-equations instead of only whole numbers in align?
In the align
environment, it automatically labels consecutive lines within the same environment as (1),(2),...,(n), line by line. But I want it to organize equations more properly and use (1.0), (1.1), (1.2)... for the first equation in the first align
environment, and then (2.0), (2.1), (2.2)... and etc for consecutive equations in following separate align
environments. Is there a way to do this?
numbering align subequations
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In the align
environment, it automatically labels consecutive lines within the same environment as (1),(2),...,(n), line by line. But I want it to organize equations more properly and use (1.0), (1.1), (1.2)... for the first equation in the first align
environment, and then (2.0), (2.1), (2.2)... and etc for consecutive equations in following separate align
environments. Is there a way to do this?
numbering align subequations
1
may be you need thesubequations
environment
– Hafid Boukhoulda
Mar 4 at 19:14
add a comment |
In the align
environment, it automatically labels consecutive lines within the same environment as (1),(2),...,(n), line by line. But I want it to organize equations more properly and use (1.0), (1.1), (1.2)... for the first equation in the first align
environment, and then (2.0), (2.1), (2.2)... and etc for consecutive equations in following separate align
environments. Is there a way to do this?
numbering align subequations
In the align
environment, it automatically labels consecutive lines within the same environment as (1),(2),...,(n), line by line. But I want it to organize equations more properly and use (1.0), (1.1), (1.2)... for the first equation in the first align
environment, and then (2.0), (2.1), (2.2)... and etc for consecutive equations in following separate align
environments. Is there a way to do this?
numbering align subequations
numbering align subequations
edited Mar 4 at 21:43
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may be you need thesubequations
environment
– Hafid Boukhoulda
Mar 4 at 19:14
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1
may be you need thesubequations
environment
– Hafid Boukhoulda
Mar 4 at 19:14
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1
may be you need the
subequations
environment– Hafid Boukhoulda
Mar 4 at 19:14
may be you need the
subequations
environment– Hafid Boukhoulda
Mar 4 at 19:14
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I suggest you load the etoolbox
package and use the patchcmd
macro to "patch" the subequations
environment in two places.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath} % for 'align' and 'subequations' environments
usepackage{etoolbox} % for 'patchcmd' macro
patchcmd{subequations}{{0}}{{-1}}{}{} % decrement the equation counter
patchcmd{subequations}{alph}{.arabic}{}{} % change display format of eq. counter
begin{document}
begin{subequations}
begin{align}
1+1=2\
2+2=4\
3+3=6
end{align}
end{subequations}
begin{subequations}
begin{align}
4+4=8\
0+0=0\
1-1=0
end{align}
end{subequations}
end{document}
add a comment |
Use mathtools
package to edit equation brackets. Use patchcmd
from etoolbox
to customize the way subequations tags will look like.
Equations and subequations start at 1 when numbered. To change this behavior, use AtBeginEnvironment
from etoolbox
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsmath}
renewcommand{theequation}{arabic{equation}}
usepackage{amssymb, amsfonts}
usepackage{adjustbox}
usepackage{mathtools}
newtagform{eqbrackets}{(}{)}
usetagform{eqbrackets}
usepackage{etoolbox}
patchcmd{subequations}{alph{equation}}{.arabic{equation}}{}{}
AtBeginEnvironment{alignat}{addtocounter{equation}{-1}}
begin{document}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq1}
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq2}
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq3}
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
See SubEq. ref{eq:SubEq1}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq4}
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq5}
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq6}
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
See SubEq. ref{eq:SubEq5}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
end{document}
Your solution would appear to work at present only foralignat
environments. How would you generalize the solution to deal withalign
environments as well (which are employed by the OP) or, for that matter, for any numbered multi-line math environment?
– Mico
Mar 4 at 21:39
I was just trying to offer the best help I can. In your solution you identified{1}
refers to the subequation number when starting subequations and replaced it with{0}
which leads to setting subequations number to 0 inalign
oralignedat
. But how did you know that{1}
insubequations
exist only once and refers to subeqiations numbering and decided that it is safe to replace it?
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 4 at 22:10
In the code for thesubequations
environment in the fileamsmath.sty
, there is the following instruction:setcounter{equation}{0}
. It's the only instance of{0}
; that's why it's "safe" to replace it with{-1}
.
– Mico
Mar 4 at 22:31
add a comment |
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I suggest you load the etoolbox
package and use the patchcmd
macro to "patch" the subequations
environment in two places.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath} % for 'align' and 'subequations' environments
usepackage{etoolbox} % for 'patchcmd' macro
patchcmd{subequations}{{0}}{{-1}}{}{} % decrement the equation counter
patchcmd{subequations}{alph}{.arabic}{}{} % change display format of eq. counter
begin{document}
begin{subequations}
begin{align}
1+1=2\
2+2=4\
3+3=6
end{align}
end{subequations}
begin{subequations}
begin{align}
4+4=8\
0+0=0\
1-1=0
end{align}
end{subequations}
end{document}
add a comment |
I suggest you load the etoolbox
package and use the patchcmd
macro to "patch" the subequations
environment in two places.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath} % for 'align' and 'subequations' environments
usepackage{etoolbox} % for 'patchcmd' macro
patchcmd{subequations}{{0}}{{-1}}{}{} % decrement the equation counter
patchcmd{subequations}{alph}{.arabic}{}{} % change display format of eq. counter
begin{document}
begin{subequations}
begin{align}
1+1=2\
2+2=4\
3+3=6
end{align}
end{subequations}
begin{subequations}
begin{align}
4+4=8\
0+0=0\
1-1=0
end{align}
end{subequations}
end{document}
add a comment |
I suggest you load the etoolbox
package and use the patchcmd
macro to "patch" the subequations
environment in two places.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath} % for 'align' and 'subequations' environments
usepackage{etoolbox} % for 'patchcmd' macro
patchcmd{subequations}{{0}}{{-1}}{}{} % decrement the equation counter
patchcmd{subequations}{alph}{.arabic}{}{} % change display format of eq. counter
begin{document}
begin{subequations}
begin{align}
1+1=2\
2+2=4\
3+3=6
end{align}
end{subequations}
begin{subequations}
begin{align}
4+4=8\
0+0=0\
1-1=0
end{align}
end{subequations}
end{document}
I suggest you load the etoolbox
package and use the patchcmd
macro to "patch" the subequations
environment in two places.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath} % for 'align' and 'subequations' environments
usepackage{etoolbox} % for 'patchcmd' macro
patchcmd{subequations}{{0}}{{-1}}{}{} % decrement the equation counter
patchcmd{subequations}{alph}{.arabic}{}{} % change display format of eq. counter
begin{document}
begin{subequations}
begin{align}
1+1=2\
2+2=4\
3+3=6
end{align}
end{subequations}
begin{subequations}
begin{align}
4+4=8\
0+0=0\
1-1=0
end{align}
end{subequations}
end{document}
answered Mar 4 at 21:36
MicoMico
282k31386774
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Use mathtools
package to edit equation brackets. Use patchcmd
from etoolbox
to customize the way subequations tags will look like.
Equations and subequations start at 1 when numbered. To change this behavior, use AtBeginEnvironment
from etoolbox
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsmath}
renewcommand{theequation}{arabic{equation}}
usepackage{amssymb, amsfonts}
usepackage{adjustbox}
usepackage{mathtools}
newtagform{eqbrackets}{(}{)}
usetagform{eqbrackets}
usepackage{etoolbox}
patchcmd{subequations}{alph{equation}}{.arabic{equation}}{}{}
AtBeginEnvironment{alignat}{addtocounter{equation}{-1}}
begin{document}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq1}
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq2}
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq3}
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
See SubEq. ref{eq:SubEq1}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq4}
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq5}
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq6}
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
See SubEq. ref{eq:SubEq5}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
end{document}
Your solution would appear to work at present only foralignat
environments. How would you generalize the solution to deal withalign
environments as well (which are employed by the OP) or, for that matter, for any numbered multi-line math environment?
– Mico
Mar 4 at 21:39
I was just trying to offer the best help I can. In your solution you identified{1}
refers to the subequation number when starting subequations and replaced it with{0}
which leads to setting subequations number to 0 inalign
oralignedat
. But how did you know that{1}
insubequations
exist only once and refers to subeqiations numbering and decided that it is safe to replace it?
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 4 at 22:10
In the code for thesubequations
environment in the fileamsmath.sty
, there is the following instruction:setcounter{equation}{0}
. It's the only instance of{0}
; that's why it's "safe" to replace it with{-1}
.
– Mico
Mar 4 at 22:31
add a comment |
Use mathtools
package to edit equation brackets. Use patchcmd
from etoolbox
to customize the way subequations tags will look like.
Equations and subequations start at 1 when numbered. To change this behavior, use AtBeginEnvironment
from etoolbox
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsmath}
renewcommand{theequation}{arabic{equation}}
usepackage{amssymb, amsfonts}
usepackage{adjustbox}
usepackage{mathtools}
newtagform{eqbrackets}{(}{)}
usetagform{eqbrackets}
usepackage{etoolbox}
patchcmd{subequations}{alph{equation}}{.arabic{equation}}{}{}
AtBeginEnvironment{alignat}{addtocounter{equation}{-1}}
begin{document}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq1}
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq2}
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq3}
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
See SubEq. ref{eq:SubEq1}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq4}
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq5}
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq6}
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
See SubEq. ref{eq:SubEq5}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
end{document}
Your solution would appear to work at present only foralignat
environments. How would you generalize the solution to deal withalign
environments as well (which are employed by the OP) or, for that matter, for any numbered multi-line math environment?
– Mico
Mar 4 at 21:39
I was just trying to offer the best help I can. In your solution you identified{1}
refers to the subequation number when starting subequations and replaced it with{0}
which leads to setting subequations number to 0 inalign
oralignedat
. But how did you know that{1}
insubequations
exist only once and refers to subeqiations numbering and decided that it is safe to replace it?
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 4 at 22:10
In the code for thesubequations
environment in the fileamsmath.sty
, there is the following instruction:setcounter{equation}{0}
. It's the only instance of{0}
; that's why it's "safe" to replace it with{-1}
.
– Mico
Mar 4 at 22:31
add a comment |
Use mathtools
package to edit equation brackets. Use patchcmd
from etoolbox
to customize the way subequations tags will look like.
Equations and subequations start at 1 when numbered. To change this behavior, use AtBeginEnvironment
from etoolbox
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsmath}
renewcommand{theequation}{arabic{equation}}
usepackage{amssymb, amsfonts}
usepackage{adjustbox}
usepackage{mathtools}
newtagform{eqbrackets}{(}{)}
usetagform{eqbrackets}
usepackage{etoolbox}
patchcmd{subequations}{alph{equation}}{.arabic{equation}}{}{}
AtBeginEnvironment{alignat}{addtocounter{equation}{-1}}
begin{document}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq1}
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq2}
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq3}
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
See SubEq. ref{eq:SubEq1}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq4}
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq5}
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq6}
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
See SubEq. ref{eq:SubEq5}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
end{document}
Use mathtools
package to edit equation brackets. Use patchcmd
from etoolbox
to customize the way subequations tags will look like.
Equations and subequations start at 1 when numbered. To change this behavior, use AtBeginEnvironment
from etoolbox
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsmath}
renewcommand{theequation}{arabic{equation}}
usepackage{amssymb, amsfonts}
usepackage{adjustbox}
usepackage{mathtools}
newtagform{eqbrackets}{(}{)}
usetagform{eqbrackets}
usepackage{etoolbox}
patchcmd{subequations}{alph{equation}}{.arabic{equation}}{}{}
AtBeginEnvironment{alignat}{addtocounter{equation}{-1}}
begin{document}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq1}
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq2}
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq3}
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
See SubEq. ref{eq:SubEq1}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq4}
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq5}
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
label{eq:SubEq6}
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
See SubEq. ref{eq:SubEq5}
begin{subequations}
begin{alignat}{3}
I_{sc} & = I_{sc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{alpha}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
\
%
V_{oc} & = V_{oc,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{beta}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
\
%
P_{mp} & = P_{mp,ref} & bigg[ 1 + frac{gamma}{100} (T_{op}-T_{ref}) biggl]
end{alignat}
end{subequations}
end{document}
answered Mar 4 at 21:27
Al-Motasem AldaoudeyehAl-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
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Your solution would appear to work at present only foralignat
environments. How would you generalize the solution to deal withalign
environments as well (which are employed by the OP) or, for that matter, for any numbered multi-line math environment?
– Mico
Mar 4 at 21:39
I was just trying to offer the best help I can. In your solution you identified{1}
refers to the subequation number when starting subequations and replaced it with{0}
which leads to setting subequations number to 0 inalign
oralignedat
. But how did you know that{1}
insubequations
exist only once and refers to subeqiations numbering and decided that it is safe to replace it?
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 4 at 22:10
In the code for thesubequations
environment in the fileamsmath.sty
, there is the following instruction:setcounter{equation}{0}
. It's the only instance of{0}
; that's why it's "safe" to replace it with{-1}
.
– Mico
Mar 4 at 22:31
add a comment |
Your solution would appear to work at present only foralignat
environments. How would you generalize the solution to deal withalign
environments as well (which are employed by the OP) or, for that matter, for any numbered multi-line math environment?
– Mico
Mar 4 at 21:39
I was just trying to offer the best help I can. In your solution you identified{1}
refers to the subequation number when starting subequations and replaced it with{0}
which leads to setting subequations number to 0 inalign
oralignedat
. But how did you know that{1}
insubequations
exist only once and refers to subeqiations numbering and decided that it is safe to replace it?
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 4 at 22:10
In the code for thesubequations
environment in the fileamsmath.sty
, there is the following instruction:setcounter{equation}{0}
. It's the only instance of{0}
; that's why it's "safe" to replace it with{-1}
.
– Mico
Mar 4 at 22:31
Your solution would appear to work at present only for
alignat
environments. How would you generalize the solution to deal with align
environments as well (which are employed by the OP) or, for that matter, for any numbered multi-line math environment?– Mico
Mar 4 at 21:39
Your solution would appear to work at present only for
alignat
environments. How would you generalize the solution to deal with align
environments as well (which are employed by the OP) or, for that matter, for any numbered multi-line math environment?– Mico
Mar 4 at 21:39
I was just trying to offer the best help I can. In your solution you identified
{1}
refers to the subequation number when starting subequations and replaced it with {0}
which leads to setting subequations number to 0 in align
or alignedat
. But how did you know that {1}
in subequations
exist only once and refers to subeqiations numbering and decided that it is safe to replace it?– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 4 at 22:10
I was just trying to offer the best help I can. In your solution you identified
{1}
refers to the subequation number when starting subequations and replaced it with {0}
which leads to setting subequations number to 0 in align
or alignedat
. But how did you know that {1}
in subequations
exist only once and refers to subeqiations numbering and decided that it is safe to replace it?– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 4 at 22:10
In the code for the
subequations
environment in the file amsmath.sty
, there is the following instruction: setcounter{equation}{0}
. It's the only instance of {0}
; that's why it's "safe" to replace it with {-1}
.– Mico
Mar 4 at 22:31
In the code for the
subequations
environment in the file amsmath.sty
, there is the following instruction: setcounter{equation}{0}
. It's the only instance of {0}
; that's why it's "safe" to replace it with {-1}
.– Mico
Mar 4 at 22:31
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may be you need the
subequations
environment– Hafid Boukhoulda
Mar 4 at 19:14