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Help rendering a complicated sum/product formula
Compound fractions (i.e., “mixed numbers”) look bad in displaystyleProduct coproduct signHow to write a formula using box productHelp with a displayed formula with a determinantPlease help me input the following formula correctlySpacing on a specific formulaSpacing in complicated equationsWriting out calculations in LaTeXBig cartesian product & cartesian sum symbols with Lucida Math fonts?problem in upper and lower items sum and product formula
It's supposed to look roughly like this, or at least be semantically equivalent:
I'm sure the sum part looks a bit too big, and not all the parenthesis are necessary. All the sum/product formulas I've done so far have been elementary, single-level formulas.
I've been trying to make something like the above, but I've been less than successful:
$sumlimits_Bsubset1..m,(prodlimits_p,qin B,hspace0.1cmpneq q )$
Any help would be appreciated.
math-mode spacing
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It's supposed to look roughly like this, or at least be semantically equivalent:
I'm sure the sum part looks a bit too big, and not all the parenthesis are necessary. All the sum/product formulas I've done so far have been elementary, single-level formulas.
I've been trying to make something like the above, but I've been less than successful:
$sumlimits_Bsubset1..m,(prodlimits_p,qin B,hspace0.1cmpneq q )$
Any help would be appreciated.
math-mode spacing
edited 51 mins ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please show us the code you have tried so far?
– Kurt
1 hour ago
The code for my attempt would be $sumlimits_Bsubset1..m,(prodlimits_p,qin B,hspace0.1cmpneq q )$ . I tried to add a '\' under the sums and products to make it multi-level, so as not to take horizontal space, but it did not work. Also, I don't know how to make the outer sum bigger that the inner products. tough I feel it should be, for highlighting purposes. I think some sort of "boxed" syntax is needed for the elements. I'm really not familiar.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
Please add the code you tried to your question, there it is better readable.
– Kurt
1 hour ago
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It's supposed to look roughly like this, or at least be semantically equivalent:
I'm sure the sum part looks a bit too big, and not all the parenthesis are necessary. All the sum/product formulas I've done so far have been elementary, single-level formulas.
I've been trying to make something like the above, but I've been less than successful:
$sumlimits_Bsubset1..m,(prodlimits_p,qin B,hspace0.1cmpneq q )$
Any help would be appreciated.
math-mode spacing
edited 51 mins ago
CampanIgnis
2,8342932
asked 1 hour ago
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It's supposed to look roughly like this, or at least be semantically equivalent:
I'm sure the sum part looks a bit too big, and not all the parenthesis are necessary. All the sum/product formulas I've done so far have been elementary, single-level formulas.
I've been trying to make something like the above, but I've been less than successful:
$sumlimits_Bsubset1..m,(prodlimits_p,qin B,hspace0.1cmpneq q )$
Any help would be appreciated.
math-mode spacing
math-mode spacing
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please show us the code you have tried so far?
– Kurt
1 hour ago
The code for my attempt would be $sumlimits_Bsubset1..m,(prodlimits_p,qin B,hspace0.1cmpneq q )$ . I tried to add a '\' under the sums and products to make it multi-level, so as not to take horizontal space, but it did not work. Also, I don't know how to make the outer sum bigger that the inner products. tough I feel it should be, for highlighting purposes. I think some sort of "boxed" syntax is needed for the elements. I'm really not familiar.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
Please add the code you tried to your question, there it is better readable.
– Kurt
1 hour ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please show us the code you have tried so far?
– Kurt
1 hour ago
The code for my attempt would be $sumlimits_Bsubset1..m,(prodlimits_p,qin B,hspace0.1cmpneq q )$ . I tried to add a '\' under the sums and products to make it multi-level, so as not to take horizontal space, but it did not work. Also, I don't know how to make the outer sum bigger that the inner products. tough I feel it should be, for highlighting purposes. I think some sort of "boxed" syntax is needed for the elements. I'm really not familiar.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
Please add the code you tried to your question, there it is better readable.
– Kurt
1 hour ago
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please show us the code you have tried so far?
– Kurt
1 hour ago
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please show us the code you have tried so far?
– Kurt
1 hour ago
The code for my attempt would be $sumlimits_Bsubset1..m,(prodlimits_p,qin B,hspace0.1cmpneq q )$ . I tried to add a '\' under the sums and products to make it multi-level, so as not to take horizontal space, but it did not work. Also, I don't know how to make the outer sum bigger that the inner products. tough I feel it should be, for highlighting purposes. I think some sort of "boxed" syntax is needed for the elements. I'm really not familiar.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
The code for my attempt would be $sumlimits_Bsubset1..m,(prodlimits_p,qin B,hspace0.1cmpneq q )$ . I tried to add a '\' under the sums and products to make it multi-level, so as not to take horizontal space, but it did not work. Also, I don't know how to make the outer sum bigger that the inner products. tough I feel it should be, for highlighting purposes. I think some sort of "boxed" syntax is needed for the elements. I'm really not familiar.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
Please add the code you tried to your question, there it is better readable.
– Kurt
1 hour ago
Please add the code you tried to your question, there it is better readable.
– Kurt
1 hour ago
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Perhaps you could start with this:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,relsize
begindocument
beginalign*
mathlargermathlargermathlargersum_
substackBsubset1..n,\lvert Brvert=d
Bigl(prod_
substackp,qin B,\pneq q
(alpha_p-alpha_q)Bigr)
Bigl(kern-2exprod_
tin1..nslash Bkern-2ex
(x-alpha_t)Bigr)
endalign*
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
CampanIgnisCampanIgnis
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Thank you. I'll examine the formula and hopefully be able to make the rest I need myself.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
@user3257842 You are welcome. Please let us know when are questions left. Please consider to upvote both answers.
– CampanIgnis
1 hour ago
1
I tried to, but my reputation here is currently less than 15. Stackexchange won't allow it.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
1
If you upvote this comment it should probably raise it enough.
– user3257842
59 mins ago
1
yeah. still at 13. Thought that'd work. If I get to 15 I'll upvote both answers.
– user3257842
54 mins ago
|
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I would type it in a slightly different way, to improve the legibility of the formula:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools, relsize
begindocument
[ mathlarger sum_substackBsubset1 cdotcdot n\ ,Bigl(smashoperatorprod_substackp, qin B \ pne q(alpha_p-alpha_q):smashoperator prod_substackt in1 cdotcdot n\ t notin B (x-alpha_t) Bigr) ]%
enddocument
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Perhaps you could start with this:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,relsize
begindocument
beginalign*
mathlargermathlargermathlargersum_
substackBsubset1..n,\lvert Brvert=d
Bigl(prod_
substackp,qin B,\pneq q
(alpha_p-alpha_q)Bigr)
Bigl(kern-2exprod_
tin1..nslash Bkern-2ex
(x-alpha_t)Bigr)
endalign*
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
CampanIgnisCampanIgnis
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Thank you. I'll examine the formula and hopefully be able to make the rest I need myself.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
@user3257842 You are welcome. Please let us know when are questions left. Please consider to upvote both answers.
– CampanIgnis
1 hour ago
1
I tried to, but my reputation here is currently less than 15. Stackexchange won't allow it.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
1
If you upvote this comment it should probably raise it enough.
– user3257842
59 mins ago
1
yeah. still at 13. Thought that'd work. If I get to 15 I'll upvote both answers.
– user3257842
54 mins ago
|
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Perhaps you could start with this:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,relsize
begindocument
beginalign*
mathlargermathlargermathlargersum_
substackBsubset1..n,\lvert Brvert=d
Bigl(prod_
substackp,qin B,\pneq q
(alpha_p-alpha_q)Bigr)
Bigl(kern-2exprod_
tin1..nslash Bkern-2ex
(x-alpha_t)Bigr)
endalign*
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
CampanIgnisCampanIgnis
2,8342932
1
Thank you. I'll examine the formula and hopefully be able to make the rest I need myself.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
@user3257842 You are welcome. Please let us know when are questions left. Please consider to upvote both answers.
– CampanIgnis
1 hour ago
1
I tried to, but my reputation here is currently less than 15. Stackexchange won't allow it.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
1
If you upvote this comment it should probably raise it enough.
– user3257842
59 mins ago
1
yeah. still at 13. Thought that'd work. If I get to 15 I'll upvote both answers.
– user3257842
54 mins ago
|
show 1 more comment
Perhaps you could start with this:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,relsize
begindocument
beginalign*
mathlargermathlargermathlargersum_
substackBsubset1..n,\lvert Brvert=d
Bigl(prod_
substackp,qin B,\pneq q
(alpha_p-alpha_q)Bigr)
Bigl(kern-2exprod_
tin1..nslash Bkern-2ex
(x-alpha_t)Bigr)
endalign*
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
CampanIgnisCampanIgnis
2,8342932
Perhaps you could start with this:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,relsize
begindocument
beginalign*
mathlargermathlargermathlargersum_
substackBsubset1..n,\lvert Brvert=d
Bigl(prod_
substackp,qin B,\pneq q
(alpha_p-alpha_q)Bigr)
Bigl(kern-2exprod_
tin1..nslash Bkern-2ex
(x-alpha_t)Bigr)
endalign*
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
CampanIgnisCampanIgnis
2,8342932
edited 1 hour ago
answered 1 hour ago
CampanIgnisCampanIgnis
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answered 1 hour ago
CampanIgnisCampanIgnis
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answered 1 hour ago
CampanIgnisCampanIgnis
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Thank you. I'll examine the formula and hopefully be able to make the rest I need myself.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
@user3257842 You are welcome. Please let us know when are questions left. Please consider to upvote both answers.
– CampanIgnis
1 hour ago
1
I tried to, but my reputation here is currently less than 15. Stackexchange won't allow it.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
1
If you upvote this comment it should probably raise it enough.
– user3257842
59 mins ago
1
yeah. still at 13. Thought that'd work. If I get to 15 I'll upvote both answers.
– user3257842
54 mins ago
|
show 1 more comment
1
Thank you. I'll examine the formula and hopefully be able to make the rest I need myself.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
@user3257842 You are welcome. Please let us know when are questions left. Please consider to upvote both answers.
– CampanIgnis
1 hour ago
1
I tried to, but my reputation here is currently less than 15. Stackexchange won't allow it.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
1
If you upvote this comment it should probably raise it enough.
– user3257842
59 mins ago
1
yeah. still at 13. Thought that'd work. If I get to 15 I'll upvote both answers.
– user3257842
54 mins ago
1
1
Thank you. I'll examine the formula and hopefully be able to make the rest I need myself.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
Thank you. I'll examine the formula and hopefully be able to make the rest I need myself.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
@user3257842 You are welcome. Please let us know when are questions left. Please consider to upvote both answers.
– CampanIgnis
1 hour ago
@user3257842 You are welcome. Please let us know when are questions left. Please consider to upvote both answers.
– CampanIgnis
1 hour ago
1
1
I tried to, but my reputation here is currently less than 15. Stackexchange won't allow it.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
I tried to, but my reputation here is currently less than 15. Stackexchange won't allow it.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
1
1
If you upvote this comment it should probably raise it enough.
– user3257842
59 mins ago
If you upvote this comment it should probably raise it enough.
– user3257842
59 mins ago
1
1
yeah. still at 13. Thought that'd work. If I get to 15 I'll upvote both answers.
– user3257842
54 mins ago
yeah. still at 13. Thought that'd work. If I get to 15 I'll upvote both answers.
– user3257842
54 mins ago
|
show 1 more comment
I would type it in a slightly different way, to improve the legibility of the formula:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools, relsize
begindocument
[ mathlarger sum_substackBsubset1 cdotcdot n\ ,Bigl(smashoperatorprod_substackp, qin B \ pne q(alpha_p-alpha_q):smashoperator prod_substackt in1 cdotcdot n\ t notin B (x-alpha_t) Bigr) ]%
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
BernardBernard
173k776204
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I would type it in a slightly different way, to improve the legibility of the formula:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools, relsize
begindocument
[ mathlarger sum_substackBsubset1 cdotcdot n\ ,Bigl(smashoperatorprod_substackp, qin B \ pne q(alpha_p-alpha_q):smashoperator prod_substackt in1 cdotcdot n\ t notin B (x-alpha_t) Bigr) ]%
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
BernardBernard
173k776204
add a comment |
I would type it in a slightly different way, to improve the legibility of the formula:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools, relsize
begindocument
[ mathlarger sum_substackBsubset1 cdotcdot n\ ,Bigl(smashoperatorprod_substackp, qin B \ pne q(alpha_p-alpha_q):smashoperator prod_substackt in1 cdotcdot n\ t notin B (x-alpha_t) Bigr) ]%
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
BernardBernard
173k776204
I would type it in a slightly different way, to improve the legibility of the formula:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools, relsize
begindocument
[ mathlarger sum_substackBsubset1 cdotcdot n\ ,Bigl(smashoperatorprod_substackp, qin B \ pne q(alpha_p-alpha_q):smashoperator prod_substackt in1 cdotcdot n\ t notin B (x-alpha_t) Bigr) ]%
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
BernardBernard
173k776204
answered 1 hour ago
BernardBernard
173k776204
answered 1 hour ago
BernardBernard
173k776204
answered 1 hour ago
BernardBernard
173k776204
173k776204
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add a comment |
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– Kurt
1 hour ago
The code for my attempt would be $sumlimits_Bsubset1..m,(prodlimits_p,qin B,hspace0.1cmpneq q )$ . I tried to add a '\' under the sums and products to make it multi-level, so as not to take horizontal space, but it did not work. Also, I don't know how to make the outer sum bigger that the inner products. tough I feel it should be, for highlighting purposes. I think some sort of "boxed" syntax is needed for the elements. I'm really not familiar.
– user3257842
1 hour ago
Please add the code you tried to your question, there it is better readable.
– Kurt
1 hour ago