Is there an equivalent align
environment in lncs
that has support for multiline equations? I have such an equation that I want to include in my text, and naively injecting \\
separators into an equation environment doesn't do the trick. For reference, here is the code:
\begin{equation}
c(\beta, \Sigma, \Pi, \Lambda, T) = C_t(Tr(\beta T)^{-1}) + \\
C_t(\mathbf{A} \times Tr(\beta, T)) + C_t((\mathbf{A} \times Tr(\beta, T))^{-1}) + \\
C_t(Tr(\beta, T)) + 2 \times (C_i(\beta, \Sigma, \Pi, \Lambda) + C(\mathbf{A}) + HW(c))
\end{equation}
Best Answer
I cannot find a class or package named
lncs
, did you meanllncs.cls
?I can find only one inconsistency between
llncs.cls
andamsmath.sty
: Whenamsmath
tries to redefine math accents, it complains that it cannot redefine\vec
. This is only a warning and can be safely ignored if you don't use\vec
or are satisfied with thellncs
definition of\vec
.You can avoid even that warning if you change the loading order:
You will then get the
llncs
definition.If neither of these works for you, perhaps you have a different version of
llncs
. In that case you should supply a link to the version you use. Mine gives its date and version as 2013/09/27 v2.18.