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How to reduce space between two math environments?
I force to use two math environments in series, this will present a big space that I don’t like, I saw this ansewer, he uses \\\\ [-1ex] I don’t want to use this method for each equation (I have a lot of equations), so is there any way to reduce the space between the two environments for the whole document?
Is there any way to reduce global spacing?
I’d like to reduce the space between the equation and the text, but only in those cases in which the equation is in the middle of the sentence (note the vertical spacing and the paragraph indentations in the example above). Is there any way to do that, whitout changing global spacing like here?
How can I decrease spaces between equations and text?
Spaces between two equations and between equations and text are too big. How can I lower them? I know that using enewcommand\\baselinestretch {1.5} is responsible for that but I need this command. This way, you won’t experience the excessive spacing between lines of text and floating objects. Also, material in footnotes will remain single-spaced.
How to reduce spacing between equations in nccmath?
To reduce the spacing above and below an equation, we can patch an internal command of nccmath, but the following text must not start a new paragraph:
What should the spacing be in math mode?
The spacing depends on the command you insert, the example below contains a complete list of spaces and how they look like.
What are the spacing commands for LaTeX math?
If you want different spacing, LaTeX provides the following four commands for use in math mode: ;- a thick space :- a medium space ,- a thin space
How to set vertical space between list items?
Within a element, clearly the vertical spacing between lines can be formatted with the line-height attribute. My question is, within a element, how do I set the vertical spacing between the list items?