How to have nice-looking symbols within an itemize environment?

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I need to list some formulae within an itemize environment, but my mathematical symbols look ugly since they are in inline math mode after each item. How can I make them look better?

As an example, consider

begin{itemize}

        item $prod_{ageq5} frac{a}{2} int_2^pi frac{dt}{sin t}$

        item $prod_{bgeq5} frac{b}{2} int_2^pi frac{dt}{cos t}$

        ...

end{itemize}

which renders as

enter image description here

but I want the items to render rather as

enter image description here

How do I achieve this?

edited 2 days ago

Bernard

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item $displaystyle ...$ might result in the desired output
– leandriis
2 days ago

1

What you are looking for is 'displaystyle'. ,There is surely a better solution by customizing the itemize list, but the simplest way is to add displaystyle just after the first $.
– Jhor
2 days ago

3

tex.stackexchange.com/a/260414/134144 might also be interesting regarding a slightly more automated solution using the enumitem package.
– leandriis
2 days ago

add a comment |

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I need to list some formulae within an itemize environment, but my mathematical symbols look ugly since they are in inline math mode after each item. How can I make them look better?

As an example, consider

begin{itemize}

        item $prod_{ageq5} frac{a}{2} int_2^pi frac{dt}{sin t}$

        item $prod_{bgeq5} frac{b}{2} int_2^pi frac{dt}{cos t}$

        ...

end{itemize}

which renders as

enter image description here

but I want the items to render rather as

enter image description here

How do I achieve this?

edited 2 days ago

Bernard

162k767192

asked 2 days ago

Flermat

1204

2

item $displaystyle ...$ might result in the desired output
– leandriis
2 days ago

1

What you are looking for is 'displaystyle'. ,There is surely a better solution by customizing the itemize list, but the simplest way is to add displaystyle just after the first $.
– Jhor
2 days ago

3

tex.stackexchange.com/a/260414/134144 might also be interesting regarding a slightly more automated solution using the enumitem package.
– leandriis
2 days ago

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

favorite

I need to list some formulae within an itemize environment, but my mathematical symbols look ugly since they are in inline math mode after each item. How can I make them look better?

As an example, consider

begin{itemize}

        item $prod_{ageq5} frac{a}{2} int_2^pi frac{dt}{sin t}$

        item $prod_{bgeq5} frac{b}{2} int_2^pi frac{dt}{cos t}$

        ...

end{itemize}

which renders as

enter image description here

but I want the items to render rather as

enter image description here

How do I achieve this?

edited 2 days ago

Bernard

162k767192

asked 2 days ago

Flermat

1204

I need to list some formulae within an itemize environment, but my mathematical symbols look ugly since they are in inline math mode after each item. How can I make them look better?

As an example, consider

begin{itemize}

        item $prod_{ageq5} frac{a}{2} int_2^pi frac{dt}{sin t}$

        item $prod_{bgeq5} frac{b}{2} int_2^pi frac{dt}{cos t}$

        ...

end{itemize}

which renders as

enter image description here

but I want the items to render rather as

enter image description here

How do I achieve this?

math-mode formatting itemize

edited 2 days ago

Bernard

162k767192

asked 2 days ago

Flermat

1204

edited 2 days ago

Bernard

162k767192

asked 2 days ago

Flermat

1204

edited 2 days ago

Bernard

162k767192

edited 2 days ago

Bernard

162k767192

edited 2 days ago

Bernard

162k767192

asked 2 days ago

Flermat

1204

asked 2 days ago

Flermat

1204

asked 2 days ago

Flermat

1204

2

item $displaystyle ...$ might result in the desired output
– leandriis
2 days ago

1

What you are looking for is 'displaystyle'. ,There is surely a better solution by customizing the itemize list, but the simplest way is to add displaystyle just after the first $.
– Jhor
2 days ago

3

tex.stackexchange.com/a/260414/134144 might also be interesting regarding a slightly more automated solution using the enumitem package.
– leandriis
2 days ago

add a comment |

2

item $displaystyle ...$ might result in the desired output
– leandriis
2 days ago

1

What you are looking for is 'displaystyle'. ,There is surely a better solution by customizing the itemize list, but the simplest way is to add displaystyle just after the first $.
– Jhor
2 days ago

3

tex.stackexchange.com/a/260414/134144 might also be interesting regarding a slightly more automated solution using the enumitem package.
– leandriis
2 days ago

item $displaystyle ...$ might result in the desired output
– leandriis
2 days ago

What you are looking for is 'displaystyle'. ,There is surely a better solution by customizing the itemize list, but the simplest way is to add displaystyle just after the first $.
– Jhor
2 days ago

tex.stackexchange.com/a/260414/134144 might also be interesting regarding a slightly more automated solution using the enumitem package.
– leandriis
2 days ago

add a comment |

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If you want to have the math formulas in the itemize only be shown as display style, just do like the comments: use displaystyle before each math formula.

But it seems to me that you are trying to change all math formulas in the whole document to display style. In that case, add the following line to your preamble:

everymath{displaystyle}

and you will get what you want without putting any displaystyle.

answered 2 days ago

Dũng Vũ

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Why do you think OP wants to change all math formulas?
– Sigur
2 days ago

@Sigur You can imagine a document in which all in-line math formulas in itemize are in display style but the rest in-line math formulas are in in-line style. It's terrible and clearly inconsistent.
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

So I think the post owner wants to change all in-line math formulas. :)
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

Well, I can imagine how strange would be a documet with around 10 pages, a lot of inline math and some few items, maybe 4 lists with 2 items each, and all inline with display style! frac inline display style is too big, IMHO.
– Sigur
2 days ago

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If you want to have the math formulas in the itemize only be shown as display style, just do like the comments: use displaystyle before each math formula.

But it seems to me that you are trying to change all math formulas in the whole document to display style. In that case, add the following line to your preamble:

everymath{displaystyle}

and you will get what you want without putting any displaystyle.

answered 2 days ago

Dũng Vũ

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Why do you think OP wants to change all math formulas?
– Sigur
2 days ago

@Sigur You can imagine a document in which all in-line math formulas in itemize are in display style but the rest in-line math formulas are in in-line style. It's terrible and clearly inconsistent.
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

So I think the post owner wants to change all in-line math formulas. :)
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

Well, I can imagine how strange would be a documet with around 10 pages, a lot of inline math and some few items, maybe 4 lists with 2 items each, and all inline with display style! frac inline display style is too big, IMHO.
– Sigur
2 days ago

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

accepted

If you want to have the math formulas in the itemize only be shown as display style, just do like the comments: use displaystyle before each math formula.

But it seems to me that you are trying to change all math formulas in the whole document to display style. In that case, add the following line to your preamble:

everymath{displaystyle}

and you will get what you want without putting any displaystyle.

answered 2 days ago

Dũng Vũ

1,05018

Why do you think OP wants to change all math formulas?
– Sigur
2 days ago

@Sigur You can imagine a document in which all in-line math formulas in itemize are in display style but the rest in-line math formulas are in in-line style. It's terrible and clearly inconsistent.
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

So I think the post owner wants to change all in-line math formulas. :)
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

Well, I can imagine how strange would be a documet with around 10 pages, a lot of inline math and some few items, maybe 4 lists with 2 items each, and all inline with display style! frac inline display style is too big, IMHO.
– Sigur
2 days ago

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

accepted

If you want to have the math formulas in the itemize only be shown as display style, just do like the comments: use displaystyle before each math formula.

But it seems to me that you are trying to change all math formulas in the whole document to display style. In that case, add the following line to your preamble:

everymath{displaystyle}

and you will get what you want without putting any displaystyle.

answered 2 days ago

Dũng Vũ

1,05018

If you want to have the math formulas in the itemize only be shown as display style, just do like the comments: use displaystyle before each math formula.

But it seems to me that you are trying to change all math formulas in the whole document to display style. In that case, add the following line to your preamble:

everymath{displaystyle}

and you will get what you want without putting any displaystyle.

answered 2 days ago

Dũng Vũ

1,05018

answered 2 days ago

Dũng Vũ

1,05018

answered 2 days ago

Dũng Vũ

1,05018

answered 2 days ago

Dũng Vũ

1,05018

Why do you think OP wants to change all math formulas?
– Sigur
2 days ago

@Sigur You can imagine a document in which all in-line math formulas in itemize are in display style but the rest in-line math formulas are in in-line style. It's terrible and clearly inconsistent.
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

So I think the post owner wants to change all in-line math formulas. :)
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

Well, I can imagine how strange would be a documet with around 10 pages, a lot of inline math and some few items, maybe 4 lists with 2 items each, and all inline with display style! frac inline display style is too big, IMHO.
– Sigur
2 days ago

add a comment |

Why do you think OP wants to change all math formulas?
– Sigur
2 days ago

@Sigur You can imagine a document in which all in-line math formulas in itemize are in display style but the rest in-line math formulas are in in-line style. It's terrible and clearly inconsistent.
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

So I think the post owner wants to change all in-line math formulas. :)
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

Well, I can imagine how strange would be a documet with around 10 pages, a lot of inline math and some few items, maybe 4 lists with 2 items each, and all inline with display style! frac inline display style is too big, IMHO.
– Sigur
2 days ago

Why do you think OP wants to change all math formulas?
– Sigur
2 days ago

@Sigur You can imagine a document in which all in-line math formulas in itemize are in display style but the rest in-line math formulas are in in-line style. It's terrible and clearly inconsistent.
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

So I think the post owner wants to change all in-line math formulas. :)
– Dũng Vũ
2 days ago

Well, I can imagine how strange would be a documet with around 10 pages, a lot of inline math and some few items, maybe 4 lists with 2 items each, and all inline with display style! frac inline display style is too big, IMHO.
– Sigur
2 days ago

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