Cancellation in equations
Hi, I need help with the following (it is either not there or I couldn't find it because I am still not quite awake!): I have an equation that is being derived and I need to show some cancellations during the evolution. Is there a way I can show the cancellations, like a line segment (probably slope = 1, to be more specific) drawn on a division? I hope I was clear enough to be understood.. If not, I will drink more coffee! Thanks Remzi
Re: Cancellation in equations
Rem wrote: > > > I have an equation that is being derived and I need to show some > cancellations during the evolution. Is there a way I can show the > cancellations, like a line segment (probably slope = 1, to be more specific) > drawn on a division? > In latex preamble \usepackage{cancel} and then in math environment \cancelto{reason_of_cancelation}{whatever_you_need_to_cancel} There are several commands, look at the package documentation Hope it helps > > Remzi -- http://www.iit.upco.es/~oscar No amount of genius can overcome a preoccupation with detail.