daiyingshi@yvax.byu.edu (07/11/90)
Dear Netters: I have to ask for help with LaTeX. It made me crazy. I am trying to typeset a formula like this: n ----- / A ----- i=1 W = ---------------------- n ------ / ------ j=1 However, I can always get following fomulas: --- n w = / --- i=1 ------------------- ---- n / ---- j=1 Could anybody tell me why ? What mistake I made ? Thanks very much in advance. Dai YingShi daiyingshi@yvax.byu.edu
schalit@crcge1.cge.fr (Emmanuel Schalit) (07/25/90)
In article <1392daiyingshi@yvax.byu.edu> daiyingshi@yvax.byu.edu writes: >Dear Netters: > >I have to ask for help with LaTeX. It made me crazy. > >I am trying to typeset a formula like this: > >n >----- >/ A >----- >i=1 >W = ---------------------- >n >------ >/ >------ >j=1 > > >However, I can always get following fomulas: >--- n >w = / >--- i=1 >------------------- >---- n >/ >---- j=1 > > You should consider the following syntax: \sum\limits_{i=1}^{n}{...} This TeX command works also for products and integral. Its reverse, \nolimits, force the other mode. It is detailed in "The TeXbook" pp 144 -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Emmanuel Schalit Robotics Research Engineer CGE Corporate Labs Marcoussis France.