I have a fraction in an inline formula as can be seen in the picture.
\dfrac
from the amsmath
package was used. (This is article
class with 14pt
s and linespread 0.9
.)
Though the space between the line including the formula and nearby lines are expanded, the space between the denominator of the fraction and the next line is still smaller than the one between other all-text lines.
How can I expand the space so that equal space is guaranteed? (I don't want to make the fraction part smaller.)
I already tried abovedisplayskip
and belowdisplayskip
, but they seem to work only in \display
environment.
I may find a command that works only for specific lines, but I want this spacing applied to the entire document where there is an inline formula with fractions.
Best Answer
Such a big formula doesn't find its place in line; you could set (maybe locally)
\lineskip
to 2pt instead of the default 1pt:(Note the blank line before
\endgroup
to end the paragraph.)However, the best way to typeset large formulas is to display them: