I have the following equation (as you can see I have used split
):
\begin{equation}\label{testequation}
\begin{split}
d_{m}^{\phi}\left(A,f\right)=\sqrt[m]{\mid A\left(pi\right)-f\left(pi\right)\mid^{4}+\sum_{i=1;i\neq pi}^{length\left(R\right)}\mid M\left(i\right)- \\ f\left(i\right)\mid^{7}}
\end{split}
\end{equation}
I want this part of the equation to be on a new line:
-f\left(i\right)\mid^{7}
And, as you can see, I have used \\
. But, it didn't work, although I have used the same method for another formula in the same LaTex
document and it worked.
What would be the issue here?
Thanks.
Best Answer
It is because you can not split a square root. One way of resolve the problem is to use
()^{1/m}
instead of\sqrt[m]{}
:You can not either split parenthesis in two different rows, for this reason I used
\right.
and\left.
to close and open the parenthesis without typing them. I also used the\vphantom
command to insert an invisible sum in the second row in order to have the parenthesis with the same high in the two row.By the way, in your situation I will split the equation just before the sum.