Note that I would use \otimes, not \bigotimes. And, do write \min rather than just min.
Addendum: If you wanted to give more visual prominence to the curly braces that enclose the material to the right of the = symbol, you could enlarge them a bit via \bigl and \bigr modifiers:
You would probably want to use an align environment
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\begin{document}
\begin{align}
\label{cons1}
x_i+w_{mi}&\le X_j &&\text{if $i$ is to the left of $j$}\\
\label{cons2}
x_i-w_{mj}&\ge X_j &&\text{if $i$ is to the right of $j$}\\
\label{cons3}
y_i+h_{mi}&\le y_j &&\text{if $i$ is below of $j$}\\
\label{cons4}
y_i-h_{mj}&\ge y_j &&\text{if $i$ is above of $j$}
\end{align}
\end{document}
Best Answer
The entire expression, and not just the
\otimes
term, must be in math mode:Note that I would use
\otimes
, not\bigotimes
. And, do write\min
rather than justmin
.Addendum: If you wanted to give more visual prominence to the curly braces that enclose the material to the right of the
=
symbol, you could enlarge them a bit via\bigl
and\bigr
modifiers: