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The document demonstrates the use of the "mhequ.sty" package for typesetting labelled equations. Key features include: 1) Adding or removing equation labels without changing environments. 2) Displaying lists of equations with either one number per equation or one number for the whole list. 3) Grouping equations and referencing individual or whole groups with labels. 4) Typesetting multiple columns of equations. 5) Extending equation groups later in the document and changing subnumbering styles.

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Example

The document demonstrates the use of the "mhequ.sty" package for typesetting labelled equations. Key features include: 1) Adding or removing equation labels without changing environments. 2) Displaying lists of equations with either one number per equation or one number for the whole list. 3) Grouping equations and referencing individual or whole groups with labels. 4) Typesetting multiple columns of equations. 5) Extending equation groups later in the document and changing subnumbering styles.

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Use of mhequ.sty (v1.6.

1)
A simple labelled equation:
5 j j Xi Xi = y j . i=1

(1)

Removing or adding the label does not require a change of environment:


5 j j Xi Xi = y j . i=1

A simple list of equations can be displayed either with one number per equation f (x) = sin(x) + 1 , h(x) = f (x) + g(x) 3 , or with one number for the whole list f (x) = sin(x) + 1 , h(x) = f (x) + g(x) 3 , (4) (2) (3)

using only a very small modication in the syntax. Of course, it can also have no number at all: f (x) = sin(x) + 1 , h(x) = f (x) + g(x) 3 . Let us make a rst group: f (x) = sin(x) + 1 , g(x) = cos(x) x + 4 , h(x) = f (x) + g(x) 3 .
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(5a) (5b) (5c)

You can refer to the whole block (5) or to one line, like (5a) for example. You can use any tag you like with the \tag command x=y. ( )

Of course, you can also refer to it as usual: ( ). You can mix mhequ with the usual equation environment. (But why would you?) x=y+z If you want to typeset several columns of equations, it is quite easy: x=y+z x=y+z a=b x=y+z
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(6)

a=b+c a=b+c (multicol) (multicol) a = (b c)3 + y

x=v x=u+1 x=y

(7) (7)

and also (this is some \intertext) x=y+z a = (b + c)2 5

=m

(8)

You can even extend the block (5) much later like x=y+z x=y+z x=y+z x=y+z f (x) = b g(x) = b (5d) (5e) (5f)

sin2 x + cos2 x = 1

You can also change the type of the subnumbering and use the \text command without having to load amstext. Like for example
b

I1 =
a b

g(x) dx ,

(First equation)

(9A) (9B)

I2 =
a

g(x2 1) dx . (Second equation)

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