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George Keeling
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I wrote my first LaTeX like this:
... it was easy to calculate that
$$ ê^1=\hat x - \frac { \hat y } {\tan \alpha} $$
and
$$ ê^2=\frac { \hat y } {\sin \alpha} $$
where ...
Is it possible to make the vertical separation smaller? The first example in the latex primer does not seem to suffer from this problem. I tried ## instead of $$ and other problems arose.
... it was easy to calculate that
$$ ê^1=\hat x - \frac { \hat y } {\tan \alpha} $$
and
$$ ê^2=\frac { \hat y } {\sin \alpha} $$
where ...
Is it possible to make the vertical separation smaller? The first example in the latex primer does not seem to suffer from this problem. I tried ## instead of $$ and other problems arose.