Using numcases with cases
I have an equation like so:
[ begin{cases}
Eqn1 &= 0,\
Eqn2 &= 0,
end{cases} iff
begin{cases}
Eqn3 &= 0,\
Eqn4 &= 0,\
Eqn5 &= 0.
end{cases}
]
This works all nice and good, however, I would like to numerate the "right side" of those (in this case 3) equations. Naively, I thought I could use numcases for the second "block", but of course this is good as numcases for some reason cannot be between [] or the-like.
Is there a way to do this?
Patrick
math-mode equations labels cases
asked Feb 23 at 15:21
Patrick.BPatrick.B
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I have an equation like so:
[ begin{cases}
Eqn1 &= 0,\
Eqn2 &= 0,
end{cases} iff
begin{cases}
Eqn3 &= 0,\
Eqn4 &= 0,\
Eqn5 &= 0.
end{cases}
]
This works all nice and good, however, I would like to numerate the "right side" of those (in this case 3) equations. Naively, I thought I could use numcases for the second "block", but of course this is good as numcases for some reason cannot be between [] or the-like.
Is there a way to do this?
Patrick
math-mode equations labels cases
asked Feb 23 at 15:21
Patrick.BPatrick.B
82
Where did you get numcases? It isn't in amsmath or mathtools.
– John Kormylo
Feb 23 at 15:29
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I have an equation like so:
[ begin{cases}
Eqn1 &= 0,\
Eqn2 &= 0,
end{cases} iff
begin{cases}
Eqn3 &= 0,\
Eqn4 &= 0,\
Eqn5 &= 0.
end{cases}
]
This works all nice and good, however, I would like to numerate the "right side" of those (in this case 3) equations. Naively, I thought I could use numcases for the second "block", but of course this is good as numcases for some reason cannot be between [] or the-like.
Is there a way to do this?
Patrick
math-mode equations labels cases
asked Feb 23 at 15:21
Patrick.BPatrick.B
82
I have an equation like so:
[ begin{cases}
Eqn1 &= 0,\
Eqn2 &= 0,
end{cases} iff
begin{cases}
Eqn3 &= 0,\
Eqn4 &= 0,\
Eqn5 &= 0.
end{cases}
]
This works all nice and good, however, I would like to numerate the "right side" of those (in this case 3) equations. Naively, I thought I could use numcases for the second "block", but of course this is good as numcases for some reason cannot be between [] or the-like.
Is there a way to do this?
Patrick
math-mode equations labels cases
math-mode equations labels cases
asked Feb 23 at 15:21
Patrick.BPatrick.B
82
asked Feb 23 at 15:21
Patrick.BPatrick.B
82
asked Feb 23 at 15:21
Patrick.BPatrick.B
82
asked Feb 23 at 15:21
Patrick.BPatrick.B
82
asked Feb 23 at 15:21
Patrick.BPatrick.B
82
82
Where did you get numcases? It isn't in amsmath or mathtools.
– John Kormylo
Feb 23 at 15:29
add a comment |
Where did you get numcases? It isn't in amsmath or mathtools.
– John Kormylo
Feb 23 at 15:29
Where did you get numcases? It isn't in amsmath or mathtools.
– John Kormylo
Feb 23 at 15:29
Where did you get numcases? It isn't in amsmath or mathtools.
– John Kormylo
Feb 23 at 15:29
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I'm not sure your readers will understand what the numbers refer to.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{empheq} % also loads amsmath
begin{document}
begin{empheq}[
left=
{begin{cases}
Eqn1 = 0,\
Eqn2 = 0,
end{cases}} iff
empheqlbrace
]{align}
Eqn3 &= 0,\
Eqn4 &= 0,\
Eqn5 &= 0.
end{empheq}
end{document}
The additional braces around begin{cases}...end{cases} are needed because there are commas in the code. Note that you shouldn't use &= inside cases (thanks to Bernard for noting).
answered Feb 23 at 15:52
egregegreg
723k8819173221
1
The spacing of=is not correct in the cases envritonment.
– Bernard
Feb 23 at 16:13
@Bernard Right. Fixed with acknowledgment.
– egreg
Feb 23 at 16:16
If the OP wants to get a proper space between system of equations I suggest follow this @egreg's answer: How to get rid of & in cases environment but still get the same space in the surroundings.
– manooooh
Feb 23 at 16:29
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To disambiguate to which equalities the numbers refer to, one may use theadjustwidth environment, to have the numbers closer. Also, one can nest cases in the left-side argument of numcases:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{cases}
usepackage{changepage}
usepackage{showframe}
renewcommand{ShowFrameLinethickness}{0.3pt}
begin{document}
begin{adjustwidth}{6em}{6em}
begin{numcases}
{begin{cases}
Eqn1 = 0,\
Eqn2 = 0,
end{cases} iff}
Eqn3 = 0,\
Eqn4 = 0,\
Eqn5 = 0.
end{numcases}
end{adjustwidth}
end{document}
answered Feb 23 at 16:23
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I'm not sure your readers will understand what the numbers refer to.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{empheq} % also loads amsmath
begin{document}
begin{empheq}[
left=
{begin{cases}
Eqn1 = 0,\
Eqn2 = 0,
end{cases}} iff
empheqlbrace
]{align}
Eqn3 &= 0,\
Eqn4 &= 0,\
Eqn5 &= 0.
end{empheq}
end{document}
The additional braces around begin{cases}...end{cases} are needed because there are commas in the code. Note that you shouldn't use &= inside cases (thanks to Bernard for noting).
answered Feb 23 at 15:52
egregegreg
723k8819173221
1
The spacing of=is not correct in the cases envritonment.
– Bernard
Feb 23 at 16:13
@Bernard Right. Fixed with acknowledgment.
– egreg
Feb 23 at 16:16
If the OP wants to get a proper space between system of equations I suggest follow this @egreg's answer: How to get rid of & in cases environment but still get the same space in the surroundings.
– manooooh
Feb 23 at 16:29
add a comment |
I'm not sure your readers will understand what the numbers refer to.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{empheq} % also loads amsmath
begin{document}
begin{empheq}[
left=
{begin{cases}
Eqn1 = 0,\
Eqn2 = 0,
end{cases}} iff
empheqlbrace
]{align}
Eqn3 &= 0,\
Eqn4 &= 0,\
Eqn5 &= 0.
end{empheq}
end{document}
The additional braces around begin{cases}...end{cases} are needed because there are commas in the code. Note that you shouldn't use &= inside cases (thanks to Bernard for noting).
answered Feb 23 at 15:52
egregegreg
723k8819173221
1
The spacing of=is not correct in the cases envritonment.
– Bernard
Feb 23 at 16:13
@Bernard Right. Fixed with acknowledgment.
– egreg
Feb 23 at 16:16
If the OP wants to get a proper space between system of equations I suggest follow this @egreg's answer: How to get rid of & in cases environment but still get the same space in the surroundings.
– manooooh
Feb 23 at 16:29
add a comment |
I'm not sure your readers will understand what the numbers refer to.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{empheq} % also loads amsmath
begin{document}
begin{empheq}[
left=
{begin{cases}
Eqn1 = 0,\
Eqn2 = 0,
end{cases}} iff
empheqlbrace
]{align}
Eqn3 &= 0,\
Eqn4 &= 0,\
Eqn5 &= 0.
end{empheq}
end{document}
The additional braces around begin{cases}...end{cases} are needed because there are commas in the code. Note that you shouldn't use &= inside cases (thanks to Bernard for noting).
answered Feb 23 at 15:52
egregegreg
723k8819173221
I'm not sure your readers will understand what the numbers refer to.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{empheq} % also loads amsmath
begin{document}
begin{empheq}[
left=
{begin{cases}
Eqn1 = 0,\
Eqn2 = 0,
end{cases}} iff
empheqlbrace
]{align}
Eqn3 &= 0,\
Eqn4 &= 0,\
Eqn5 &= 0.
end{empheq}
end{document}
The additional braces around begin{cases}...end{cases} are needed because there are commas in the code. Note that you shouldn't use &= inside cases (thanks to Bernard for noting).
answered Feb 23 at 15:52
egregegreg
723k8819173221
edited Feb 23 at 16:16
answered Feb 23 at 15:52
egregegreg
723k8819173221
answered Feb 23 at 15:52
egregegreg
723k8819173221
answered Feb 23 at 15:52
egregegreg
723k8819173221
723k8819173221
1
The spacing of=is not correct in the cases envritonment.
– Bernard
Feb 23 at 16:13
@Bernard Right. Fixed with acknowledgment.
– egreg
Feb 23 at 16:16
If the OP wants to get a proper space between system of equations I suggest follow this @egreg's answer: How to get rid of & in cases environment but still get the same space in the surroundings.
– manooooh
Feb 23 at 16:29
add a comment |
1
The spacing of=is not correct in the cases envritonment.
– Bernard
Feb 23 at 16:13
@Bernard Right. Fixed with acknowledgment.
– egreg
Feb 23 at 16:16
If the OP wants to get a proper space between system of equations I suggest follow this @egreg's answer: How to get rid of & in cases environment but still get the same space in the surroundings.
– manooooh
Feb 23 at 16:29
1
1
The spacing of
= is not correct in the cases envritonment.– Bernard
Feb 23 at 16:13
The spacing of
= is not correct in the cases envritonment.– Bernard
Feb 23 at 16:13
@Bernard Right. Fixed with acknowledgment.
– egreg
Feb 23 at 16:16
@Bernard Right. Fixed with acknowledgment.
– egreg
Feb 23 at 16:16
If the OP wants to get a proper space between system of equations I suggest follow this @egreg's answer: How to get rid of & in cases environment but still get the same space in the surroundings.
– manooooh
Feb 23 at 16:29
If the OP wants to get a proper space between system of equations I suggest follow this @egreg's answer: How to get rid of & in cases environment but still get the same space in the surroundings.
– manooooh
Feb 23 at 16:29
add a comment |
To disambiguate to which equalities the numbers refer to, one may use theadjustwidth environment, to have the numbers closer. Also, one can nest cases in the left-side argument of numcases:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{cases}
usepackage{changepage}
usepackage{showframe}
renewcommand{ShowFrameLinethickness}{0.3pt}
begin{document}
begin{adjustwidth}{6em}{6em}
begin{numcases}
{begin{cases}
Eqn1 = 0,\
Eqn2 = 0,
end{cases} iff}
Eqn3 = 0,\
Eqn4 = 0,\
Eqn5 = 0.
end{numcases}
end{adjustwidth}
end{document}
answered Feb 23 at 16:23
BernardBernard
172k775203
add a comment |
To disambiguate to which equalities the numbers refer to, one may use theadjustwidth environment, to have the numbers closer. Also, one can nest cases in the left-side argument of numcases:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{cases}
usepackage{changepage}
usepackage{showframe}
renewcommand{ShowFrameLinethickness}{0.3pt}
begin{document}
begin{adjustwidth}{6em}{6em}
begin{numcases}
{begin{cases}
Eqn1 = 0,\
Eqn2 = 0,
end{cases} iff}
Eqn3 = 0,\
Eqn4 = 0,\
Eqn5 = 0.
end{numcases}
end{adjustwidth}
end{document}
answered Feb 23 at 16:23
BernardBernard
172k775203
add a comment |
To disambiguate to which equalities the numbers refer to, one may use theadjustwidth environment, to have the numbers closer. Also, one can nest cases in the left-side argument of numcases:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{cases}
usepackage{changepage}
usepackage{showframe}
renewcommand{ShowFrameLinethickness}{0.3pt}
begin{document}
begin{adjustwidth}{6em}{6em}
begin{numcases}
{begin{cases}
Eqn1 = 0,\
Eqn2 = 0,
end{cases} iff}
Eqn3 = 0,\
Eqn4 = 0,\
Eqn5 = 0.
end{numcases}
end{adjustwidth}
end{document}
answered Feb 23 at 16:23
BernardBernard
172k775203
To disambiguate to which equalities the numbers refer to, one may use theadjustwidth environment, to have the numbers closer. Also, one can nest cases in the left-side argument of numcases:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{cases}
usepackage{changepage}
usepackage{showframe}
renewcommand{ShowFrameLinethickness}{0.3pt}
begin{document}
begin{adjustwidth}{6em}{6em}
begin{numcases}
{begin{cases}
Eqn1 = 0,\
Eqn2 = 0,
end{cases} iff}
Eqn3 = 0,\
Eqn4 = 0,\
Eqn5 = 0.
end{numcases}
end{adjustwidth}
end{document}
answered Feb 23 at 16:23
BernardBernard
172k775203
answered Feb 23 at 16:23
BernardBernard
172k775203
answered Feb 23 at 16:23
BernardBernard
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answered Feb 23 at 16:23
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Where did you get numcases? It isn't in amsmath or mathtools.
– John Kormylo
Feb 23 at 15:29