How to describe line of equation instead of autonumbering
Currently, I am using the align method in this way:
begin{align}
mathcal{P}(Z leq z) &= mathcal{P}t{f_1(delta).f_2(delta)right} \
& = exp(mt) star left{frac{l}{2sqrt{pi t^3}} exp(-l^2/{4t})right} \
& = F_1 * F_2
end{align}
(sample code was found here)
This produces the following results (including an automatic equation line numbering system):
Would it be possible to replace those autonumbers with a description added in manually? I already know there is a way to remove the autonumbers, but I also would like to add some text to describe each line. Is this possible or too difficult to achieve?
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Currently, I am using the align method in this way:
begin{align}
mathcal{P}(Z leq z) &= mathcal{P}t{f_1(delta).f_2(delta)right} \
& = exp(mt) star left{frac{l}{2sqrt{pi t^3}} exp(-l^2/{4t})right} \
& = F_1 * F_2
end{align}
(sample code was found here)
This produces the following results (including an automatic equation line numbering system):
Would it be possible to replace those autonumbers with a description added in manually? I already know there is a way to remove the autonumbers, but I also would like to add some text to describe each line. Is this possible or too difficult to achieve?
align
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What about usingtag*{description}
?
– Werner
1 min ago
I had no idea that existed... wow. Should I put that at the end of the line before the \ line ending?
– Daneolog
38 secs ago
Yes. I'll write up an answer.
– Werner
5 secs ago
add a comment |
Currently, I am using the align method in this way:
begin{align}
mathcal{P}(Z leq z) &= mathcal{P}t{f_1(delta).f_2(delta)right} \
& = exp(mt) star left{frac{l}{2sqrt{pi t^3}} exp(-l^2/{4t})right} \
& = F_1 * F_2
end{align}
(sample code was found here)
This produces the following results (including an automatic equation line numbering system):
Would it be possible to replace those autonumbers with a description added in manually? I already know there is a way to remove the autonumbers, but I also would like to add some text to describe each line. Is this possible or too difficult to achieve?
align
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Currently, I am using the align method in this way:
begin{align}
mathcal{P}(Z leq z) &= mathcal{P}t{f_1(delta).f_2(delta)right} \
& = exp(mt) star left{frac{l}{2sqrt{pi t^3}} exp(-l^2/{4t})right} \
& = F_1 * F_2
end{align}
(sample code was found here)
This produces the following results (including an automatic equation line numbering system):
Would it be possible to replace those autonumbers with a description added in manually? I already know there is a way to remove the autonumbers, but I also would like to add some text to describe each line. Is this possible or too difficult to achieve?
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What about usingtag*{description}
?
– Werner
1 min ago
I had no idea that existed... wow. Should I put that at the end of the line before the \ line ending?
– Daneolog
38 secs ago
Yes. I'll write up an answer.
– Werner
5 secs ago
add a comment |
What about usingtag*{description}
?
– Werner
1 min ago
I had no idea that existed... wow. Should I put that at the end of the line before the \ line ending?
– Daneolog
38 secs ago
Yes. I'll write up an answer.
– Werner
5 secs ago
What about using
tag*{description}
?– Werner
1 min ago
What about using
tag*{description}
?– Werner
1 min ago
I had no idea that existed... wow. Should I put that at the end of the line before the \ line ending?
– Daneolog
38 secs ago
I had no idea that existed... wow. Should I put that at the end of the line before the \ line ending?
– Daneolog
38 secs ago
Yes. I'll write up an answer.
– Werner
5 secs ago
Yes. I'll write up an answer.
– Werner
5 secs ago
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What about using
tag*{description}
?– Werner
1 min ago
I had no idea that existed... wow. Should I put that at the end of the line before the \ line ending?
– Daneolog
38 secs ago
Yes. I'll write up an answer.
– Werner
5 secs ago