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The colon does not align with the vdots


The equations do not align with respect to +aligning a multiline formula with the bullet of itemizeWhy align environement does not work with “extract ”package?Aligning vdots with terms in a system of equationsAlign-environment: Align on the left sideHow to align two beginequationbegincases?How can I align this equation in the center?The equations do not align with respect to +






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I have the following code to align several equations:



beginaligned
s_1 & :=sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
s_2 & :=sum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
& vdots \
s_k & :=sum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
& vdots \
s_m & :=X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
endaligned


LaTeX output of above code with only minimal.cls and amsmath.sty



I would like to ask why the colon does not align with the vdots and a solution for it.










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    I have the following code to align several equations:



    beginaligned
    s_1 & :=sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
    s_2 & :=sum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
    & vdots \
    s_k & :=sum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
    & vdots \
    s_m & :=X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
    endaligned


    LaTeX output of above code with only minimal.cls and amsmath.sty



    I would like to ask why the colon does not align with the vdots and a solution for it.










    share|improve this question






























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      I have the following code to align several equations:



      beginaligned
      s_1 & :=sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
      s_2 & :=sum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
      & vdots \
      s_k & :=sum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
      & vdots \
      s_m & :=X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
      endaligned


      LaTeX output of above code with only minimal.cls and amsmath.sty



      I would like to ask why the colon does not align with the vdots and a solution for it.










      share|improve this question

















      I have the following code to align several equations:



      beginaligned
      s_1 & :=sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
      s_2 & :=sum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
      & vdots \
      s_k & :=sum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
      & vdots \
      s_m & :=X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
      endaligned


      LaTeX output of above code with only minimal.cls and amsmath.sty



      I would like to ask why the colon does not align with the vdots and a solution for it.







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          Welcome to TeX-SE! It does not align because a colon is a relation, i.e. of the mathrel type. If you want to align it "by hand" you could just make the vdots of that type, too.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageamsmath
          begindocument
          [
          beginaligned
          s_1 & :=sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
          s_2 & :=sum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
          & mathrelvdots \
          s_k & :=sum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
          & mathrelvdots\
          s_m & :=X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
          endaligned]
          enddocument


          enter image description here






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          I don't think these should align on the dots of :=, but rather should be centered with respect to either the s_k or perhaps the relation :=. The dots in := serve a different function to those in vdots. The package mathtools provides the command vdotswithin... for centering such vdots with respect to the material ...; it also provides coloneqq for a better version of :=:



          Sample outpu



          documentclassarticle

          usepackagemathtools

          begindocument

          beginalign*
          s_1 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
          s_2 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
          vdotswithins_k& \
          s_k &coloneqqsum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m
          X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
          vdotswithins_k& \
          s_m &coloneqq X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
          endalign*

          beginalign*
          s_1 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
          s_2 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
          &vdotswithincoloneqq \
          s_k &coloneqqsum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m
          X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
          &vdotswithincoloneqq \
          s_m &coloneqq X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
          endalign*

          enddocument





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            I was thinking the same (I prefer the dots centered on the equals sign). Assuming the colons are necessary (they aren't, in my opinion), the vertical dots meaning ellipsis have nothing to do with those colons, so aligning them is out of question.

            – egreg
            Jun 6 at 6:36


















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          My interpretation of changing of the answer given by the user @marmot using:



          • The macro coegual instead of := simply because it provides the perfect alignment between : and =;

          • Using the negative space with the command mkern I tried to bring the products of the elements close to the summation because I do not like them distant;

          • I have used substack command because the subscripts on the summation did not bring me the products far away.

          enter image description here




          documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
          usepackageamsmath,amssymb
          newcommandcoegualmathrelmathop:=
          begindocument
          [
          beginaligned
          s_1 & coegual sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
          s_2 & coegual sum_1 leq j < k leq m mkern-5mu X_j cdot X_k \
          & mathrelvdots \
          s_k & coegual
          sum_substack1 leq j_1< j_2 <cdots\ cdots< j_k leq m mkern-15mu X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
          & mathrelvdots\
          s_m & coegual X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
          endaligned
          ]
          enddocument





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            Welcome to TeX-SE! It does not align because a colon is a relation, i.e. of the mathrel type. If you want to align it "by hand" you could just make the vdots of that type, too.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackageamsmath
            begindocument
            [
            beginaligned
            s_1 & :=sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 & :=sum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            & mathrelvdots \
            s_k & :=sum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            & mathrelvdots\
            s_m & :=X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endaligned]
            enddocument


            enter image description here






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              Your solutions is elegant and works perfectly. Thank you so much!

              – MadnessFor MATH
              Jun 6 at 3:07















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            Welcome to TeX-SE! It does not align because a colon is a relation, i.e. of the mathrel type. If you want to align it "by hand" you could just make the vdots of that type, too.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackageamsmath
            begindocument
            [
            beginaligned
            s_1 & :=sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 & :=sum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            & mathrelvdots \
            s_k & :=sum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            & mathrelvdots\
            s_m & :=X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endaligned]
            enddocument


            enter image description here






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              Your solutions is elegant and works perfectly. Thank you so much!

              – MadnessFor MATH
              Jun 6 at 3:07













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            Welcome to TeX-SE! It does not align because a colon is a relation, i.e. of the mathrel type. If you want to align it "by hand" you could just make the vdots of that type, too.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackageamsmath
            begindocument
            [
            beginaligned
            s_1 & :=sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 & :=sum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            & mathrelvdots \
            s_k & :=sum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            & mathrelvdots\
            s_m & :=X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endaligned]
            enddocument


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer














            Welcome to TeX-SE! It does not align because a colon is a relation, i.e. of the mathrel type. If you want to align it "by hand" you could just make the vdots of that type, too.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackageamsmath
            begindocument
            [
            beginaligned
            s_1 & :=sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 & :=sum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            & mathrelvdots \
            s_k & :=sum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            & mathrelvdots\
            s_m & :=X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endaligned]
            enddocument


            enter image description here







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              Your solutions is elegant and works perfectly. Thank you so much!

              – MadnessFor MATH
              Jun 6 at 3:07












            • 1





              Your solutions is elegant and works perfectly. Thank you so much!

              – MadnessFor MATH
              Jun 6 at 3:07







            1




            1





            Your solutions is elegant and works perfectly. Thank you so much!

            – MadnessFor MATH
            Jun 6 at 3:07





            Your solutions is elegant and works perfectly. Thank you so much!

            – MadnessFor MATH
            Jun 6 at 3:07













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            I don't think these should align on the dots of :=, but rather should be centered with respect to either the s_k or perhaps the relation :=. The dots in := serve a different function to those in vdots. The package mathtools provides the command vdotswithin... for centering such vdots with respect to the material ...; it also provides coloneqq for a better version of :=:



            Sample outpu



            documentclassarticle

            usepackagemathtools

            begindocument

            beginalign*
            s_1 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            vdotswithins_k& \
            s_k &coloneqqsum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m
            X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            vdotswithins_k& \
            s_m &coloneqq X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endalign*

            beginalign*
            s_1 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            &vdotswithincoloneqq \
            s_k &coloneqqsum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m
            X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            &vdotswithincoloneqq \
            s_m &coloneqq X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endalign*

            enddocument





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              I was thinking the same (I prefer the dots centered on the equals sign). Assuming the colons are necessary (they aren't, in my opinion), the vertical dots meaning ellipsis have nothing to do with those colons, so aligning them is out of question.

              – egreg
              Jun 6 at 6:36















            13


















            I don't think these should align on the dots of :=, but rather should be centered with respect to either the s_k or perhaps the relation :=. The dots in := serve a different function to those in vdots. The package mathtools provides the command vdotswithin... for centering such vdots with respect to the material ...; it also provides coloneqq for a better version of :=:



            Sample outpu



            documentclassarticle

            usepackagemathtools

            begindocument

            beginalign*
            s_1 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            vdotswithins_k& \
            s_k &coloneqqsum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m
            X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            vdotswithins_k& \
            s_m &coloneqq X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endalign*

            beginalign*
            s_1 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            &vdotswithincoloneqq \
            s_k &coloneqqsum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m
            X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            &vdotswithincoloneqq \
            s_m &coloneqq X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endalign*

            enddocument





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            • 1





              I was thinking the same (I prefer the dots centered on the equals sign). Assuming the colons are necessary (they aren't, in my opinion), the vertical dots meaning ellipsis have nothing to do with those colons, so aligning them is out of question.

              – egreg
              Jun 6 at 6:36













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            I don't think these should align on the dots of :=, but rather should be centered with respect to either the s_k or perhaps the relation :=. The dots in := serve a different function to those in vdots. The package mathtools provides the command vdotswithin... for centering such vdots with respect to the material ...; it also provides coloneqq for a better version of :=:



            Sample outpu



            documentclassarticle

            usepackagemathtools

            begindocument

            beginalign*
            s_1 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            vdotswithins_k& \
            s_k &coloneqqsum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m
            X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            vdotswithins_k& \
            s_m &coloneqq X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endalign*

            beginalign*
            s_1 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            &vdotswithincoloneqq \
            s_k &coloneqqsum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m
            X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            &vdotswithincoloneqq \
            s_m &coloneqq X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endalign*

            enddocument





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            I don't think these should align on the dots of :=, but rather should be centered with respect to either the s_k or perhaps the relation :=. The dots in := serve a different function to those in vdots. The package mathtools provides the command vdotswithin... for centering such vdots with respect to the material ...; it also provides coloneqq for a better version of :=:



            Sample outpu



            documentclassarticle

            usepackagemathtools

            begindocument

            beginalign*
            s_1 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            vdotswithins_k& \
            s_k &coloneqqsum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m
            X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            vdotswithins_k& \
            s_m &coloneqq X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endalign*

            beginalign*
            s_1 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 &coloneqqsum_1 leq j<k leq m X_j cdot X_k \
            &vdotswithincoloneqq \
            s_k &coloneqqsum_1 leq j_1<j_2<cdots<j_k leq m
            X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            &vdotswithincoloneqq \
            s_m &coloneqq X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endalign*

            enddocument






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              I was thinking the same (I prefer the dots centered on the equals sign). Assuming the colons are necessary (they aren't, in my opinion), the vertical dots meaning ellipsis have nothing to do with those colons, so aligning them is out of question.

              – egreg
              Jun 6 at 6:36












            • 1





              I was thinking the same (I prefer the dots centered on the equals sign). Assuming the colons are necessary (they aren't, in my opinion), the vertical dots meaning ellipsis have nothing to do with those colons, so aligning them is out of question.

              – egreg
              Jun 6 at 6:36







            1




            1





            I was thinking the same (I prefer the dots centered on the equals sign). Assuming the colons are necessary (they aren't, in my opinion), the vertical dots meaning ellipsis have nothing to do with those colons, so aligning them is out of question.

            – egreg
            Jun 6 at 6:36





            I was thinking the same (I prefer the dots centered on the equals sign). Assuming the colons are necessary (they aren't, in my opinion), the vertical dots meaning ellipsis have nothing to do with those colons, so aligning them is out of question.

            – egreg
            Jun 6 at 6:36











            4


















            My interpretation of changing of the answer given by the user @marmot using:



            • The macro coegual instead of := simply because it provides the perfect alignment between : and =;

            • Using the negative space with the command mkern I tried to bring the products of the elements close to the summation because I do not like them distant;

            • I have used substack command because the subscripts on the summation did not bring me the products far away.

            enter image description here




            documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
            usepackageamsmath,amssymb
            newcommandcoegualmathrelmathop:=
            begindocument
            [
            beginaligned
            s_1 & coegual sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
            s_2 & coegual sum_1 leq j < k leq m mkern-5mu X_j cdot X_k \
            & mathrelvdots \
            s_k & coegual
            sum_substack1 leq j_1< j_2 <cdots\ cdots< j_k leq m mkern-15mu X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
            & mathrelvdots\
            s_m & coegual X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
            endaligned
            ]
            enddocument





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              My interpretation of changing of the answer given by the user @marmot using:



              • The macro coegual instead of := simply because it provides the perfect alignment between : and =;

              • Using the negative space with the command mkern I tried to bring the products of the elements close to the summation because I do not like them distant;

              • I have used substack command because the subscripts on the summation did not bring me the products far away.

              enter image description here




              documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
              usepackageamsmath,amssymb
              newcommandcoegualmathrelmathop:=
              begindocument
              [
              beginaligned
              s_1 & coegual sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
              s_2 & coegual sum_1 leq j < k leq m mkern-5mu X_j cdot X_k \
              & mathrelvdots \
              s_k & coegual
              sum_substack1 leq j_1< j_2 <cdots\ cdots< j_k leq m mkern-15mu X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
              & mathrelvdots\
              s_m & coegual X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
              endaligned
              ]
              enddocument





              share|improve this answer






























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                My interpretation of changing of the answer given by the user @marmot using:



                • The macro coegual instead of := simply because it provides the perfect alignment between : and =;

                • Using the negative space with the command mkern I tried to bring the products of the elements close to the summation because I do not like them distant;

                • I have used substack command because the subscripts on the summation did not bring me the products far away.

                enter image description here




                documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
                usepackageamsmath,amssymb
                newcommandcoegualmathrelmathop:=
                begindocument
                [
                beginaligned
                s_1 & coegual sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
                s_2 & coegual sum_1 leq j < k leq m mkern-5mu X_j cdot X_k \
                & mathrelvdots \
                s_k & coegual
                sum_substack1 leq j_1< j_2 <cdots\ cdots< j_k leq m mkern-15mu X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
                & mathrelvdots\
                s_m & coegual X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
                endaligned
                ]
                enddocument





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                My interpretation of changing of the answer given by the user @marmot using:



                • The macro coegual instead of := simply because it provides the perfect alignment between : and =;

                • Using the negative space with the command mkern I tried to bring the products of the elements close to the summation because I do not like them distant;

                • I have used substack command because the subscripts on the summation did not bring me the products far away.

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                documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
                usepackageamsmath,amssymb
                newcommandcoegualmathrelmathop:=
                begindocument
                [
                beginaligned
                s_1 & coegual sum_1 leq j leq m X_j \
                s_2 & coegual sum_1 leq j < k leq m mkern-5mu X_j cdot X_k \
                & mathrelvdots \
                s_k & coegual
                sum_substack1 leq j_1< j_2 <cdots\ cdots< j_k leq m mkern-15mu X_j_1 cdot X_j_2 cdot cdots cdot X_j_k \
                & mathrelvdots\
                s_m & coegual X_1 X_2 cdots X_m
                endaligned
                ]
                enddocument






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