I know that you can enter multiline equations using the align
environment and line breaks (\\
).
I want to LaTeX multiple polynomials that are very long (up to a page in length, single-spaced and 12 point font) without having to manually insert each line break. Even if I went through the trouble once, I'd have to do it all over again just to reformat the document.
Is there a way to do this, or do I have to use something like the verbatim
environment or the listings
environment, where the polynomials just become text?
Best Answer
Displayed math can't be broken automatically, but in-line math can. So you can try something like
and put your long polynomial in the newly defined environment.