The report I'm writting features a lot of long, multiple lines equations. To reduce visual polution I've been using an aligned
environment nested inside equation
. This way (unlike just using an align
environment) I get only a single label for all the lines.
The problem is that so many long equations often need to be broken into two pages, otherwise I get lots of blank vertical space in the document. However the aligned
environment does not allow the \displaybreak
command.
Is there an alternative way to achieve a pagebreak inside an aligned equation?
Here's a sample ofthe equations I'm using
\begin{equation}
\begin{aligned}
...\\
...\\ %I need to pagebreak here
...\\
\end{aligned}\end{equation}
Best Answer
In relation to the comments I want to answer this question.
First of all to allow page breaks inside equations you have to set the command
\allowdisplaybreaks
. Without setting this one no page break occurs.Using a simple align-environment. Of course as @DavidCarlisle suggested you can use the star variant to suppress the numbering and set a specific tag by
\tag
.The environment
split
can't handle page breaks.