[Solved] Make a new line in long Math formula

[Paul_TC]

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n = {Y_пор} over {Y} ~approx~ {i overline b C_{y~макс}} over {13} ~ (1+e) over {e} left lbrace left[ {{4 -left (1 - {b_R} over {b_o} right ) [3 - {overline r}_o (1+ {overline r}_0)]} over {12 (1- {{overline r}_o}^2)}} right] ~ Z^2 + newline + left[ {1 - {{1} over {2}} left (1 - {b_R} over {b_o} right )} over {(1 - {{overline r}_o}^2)} right ] ~ left ( {Ak^2-2} over {Ak^2-1} right )^2 k^2 right rbrace

/newline or {}newline{} not working/

[gerard24]

... Z^2 + newline +...etc
/newline or {}newline{} not working/

remove the + sign before (or after) newline instruction.

[Paul_TC]

remove the + sign before (or after) newline instruction.

I have not worked.
At the end of the first row and the beginning of the next should be a plus .
If no trouble, give an example of working code.

[MrProgrammer]

Hi, and welcome to the forum.

It's not clear what you're trying to accomplish. You want to start a new line within the braces? And you really want two "+" signs in sequence, one at the end of the upper expression and another at the beginning of the lower expression? That's rather unusual, but if so:

n = {Y_пор} over {Y} ~approx~ {i overline b C_{y~макс}} over {13} ~ (1+e) over {e}
   left lbrace stack { left[ {{4 -left (1 - {b_R} over {b_o} right ) [3 - {overline r}_o (1+ {overline r}_0)]}
   over {12 (1- {{overline r}_o}^2)}} right] ~ Z^2 "+"
   # "+" left[ {1 - {{1} over {2}} left (1 - {b_R} over {b_o} right )} over {(1 - {{overline r}_o}^2)} right ] ~
   left ( {Ak^2-2} over {Ak^2-1} right )^2 k^2} right rbrace

If not, explain in detail why that is not what you want and how it should be changed.

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[Paul_TC]

Hi, and welcome to the forum.

Thank you!

Interesting variant ))

Originally intended to do so (photoshop )

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In a pinch, we can use the stack {<?> # <?>}, but it will not sport, as formula would be more than one.

[RGB]

Try this:

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left lbrace {math stuff} right none
newline
left none {more math stuff} right rbrace

Brackets must be closed on the same line, that's why you need the "none" command.

[gerard24]

Brackets must be closed on the same line, that's why you need the "none" command.

Well done

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(1st part of the formula) "+"  right none newline alignl + left none (2nd part of the formula)

works fine.

"+" to avoid 2 operators in a row
alignl to align left (centered by default)

[Paul_TC]

Brackets must be closed on the same line, that's why you need the "none" command.

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(1st part of the formula) "+"  right none newline alignl + left none (2nd part of the formula)

works fine.
"+" to avoid 2 operators in a row
alignl to align left (centered by default)

wonderful
Thanks to all!

[swashplate]

Just FYI, I have just used this on the Linux versio9n and it works OK! Thanks a lot!!