Problems with align* environment












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I had some problems while trying to align some equations in an align* environment. The output should be something like this:





As you can see, all the + symbols are vertically aligned, and so are the letters after them. I tried with an align* environment to get a similar result, but I was not able to align the symbols nor the letters. Here is my code and output:



begin{align*}
a &+2alpha az &+3alpha^2 az^2 &+4alpha^3az^3 &+5alpha^4az^4 +mbox{ecc.}\
&+bz &+2alpha bz^2 &+3alpha^2 bz^3 &+4alpha^4bz^4,
end{align*}




Is there a manner to get a more elegant result, without all those white spaces inside the sums? Thank you!










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    I had some problems while trying to align some equations in an align* environment. The output should be something like this:





    As you can see, all the + symbols are vertically aligned, and so are the letters after them. I tried with an align* environment to get a similar result, but I was not able to align the symbols nor the letters. Here is my code and output:



    begin{align*}
    a &+2alpha az &+3alpha^2 az^2 &+4alpha^3az^3 &+5alpha^4az^4 +mbox{ecc.}\
    &+bz &+2alpha bz^2 &+3alpha^2 bz^3 &+4alpha^4bz^4,
    end{align*}




    Is there a manner to get a more elegant result, without all those white spaces inside the sums? Thank you!










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      I had some problems while trying to align some equations in an align* environment. The output should be something like this:





      As you can see, all the + symbols are vertically aligned, and so are the letters after them. I tried with an align* environment to get a similar result, but I was not able to align the symbols nor the letters. Here is my code and output:



      begin{align*}
      a &+2alpha az &+3alpha^2 az^2 &+4alpha^3az^3 &+5alpha^4az^4 +mbox{ecc.}\
      &+bz &+2alpha bz^2 &+3alpha^2 bz^3 &+4alpha^4bz^4,
      end{align*}




      Is there a manner to get a more elegant result, without all those white spaces inside the sums? Thank you!










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      I had some problems while trying to align some equations in an align* environment. The output should be something like this:





      As you can see, all the + symbols are vertically aligned, and so are the letters after them. I tried with an align* environment to get a similar result, but I was not able to align the symbols nor the letters. Here is my code and output:



      begin{align*}
      a &+2alpha az &+3alpha^2 az^2 &+4alpha^3az^3 &+5alpha^4az^4 +mbox{ecc.}\
      &+bz &+2alpha bz^2 &+3alpha^2 bz^3 &+4alpha^4bz^4,
      end{align*}




      Is there a manner to get a more elegant result, without all those white spaces inside the sums? Thank you!







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          I don't think you want centering, but rather that the powers of z are aligned to each other.



          In order to avoid to type &+{}& for each addition symbol, I define a handy shortcut.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{amsmath}

          begin{document}

          With all variables spelled out
          begin{equation*}
          begingrouplccode`~=`+ lowercase{endgroupedef~}{&mathcharthemathcode`+{}&}
          mathcode`+=string"8000
          begin{alignedat}{6}
          a + 2alpha az + 3alpha^2 az^2 + 4alpha^3 az^3 + 5alpha^4 az^4 + text{ecc.}\
          + bz + 2alpha bz^2 + 3alpha^2 bz^3 + 4alpha^4 bz^4 &,
          end{alignedat}
          end{equation*}
          and like the original
          begin{equation*}
          begingrouplccode`~=`+ lowercase{endgroupedef~}{&mathcharthemathcode`+{}&}
          mathcode`+=string"8000
          begingrouplccode`~=`* lowercase{endgroupdef~}#1{hphantom{#1}}
          mathcode`*=string"8000
          begin{alignedat}{6}
          a + 2alpha az + 3alpha^2 az^2 + 4alpha^3 az^3 + 5alpha^4 az^4 + text{etc.,}\
          + b*{z} + 2alpha b*{z^2} + 3alpha^2 b*{z^3} + 4alpha^4 b*{z^4}
          end{alignedat}
          end{equation*}

          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • Thank you Enrico, that's exactly what I needed! Is there a way to add more than two rows, with three different spacing from the beginning?

            – Fabio Ori
            Dec 30 '18 at 11:30











          • @FabioOri Can't guess, sorry.

            – egreg
            Dec 30 '18 at 11:49



















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          align gives alternating left and right alignment, but here I think you want centering so



          enter image description here



          documentclass{article}

          usepackage{array,amsmath}

          begin{document}

          [
          begin{array}{*{20}{@{}>{{}}c<{{}}@{}}}
          a &+&2alpha az &+&3alpha^2 az^2 &+&4alpha^3az^3 &+&5alpha^4az^4 &+&mbox{ecc.}\
          &+&bz &+&2alpha bz^2 &+&3alpha^2 bz^3 &+&4alpha^4bz^4,
          end{array}
          ]
          end{document}





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            Here is a way with the alignat* environment and the eqparbox package:



            documentclass{article}

            usepackage{mathtools, eqparbox}
            newcommand{eqmathbox}[2][T]{eqmakebox[#1]{$displaystyle#2$}}

            begin{document}

            begin{alignat*}{4}
            a &+eqmathbox{2alpha az} & & +eqmathbox[T2]{3alpha^2 az^2}& & + eqmathbox[T3]{4alpha^3az^3} & & +eqmathbox[T4]{5alpha^4az^4} +mbox{&c.}\
            &+eqmathbox{bz} & & +eqmathbox[T2]{2alpha bz^2} & & +eqmathbox[T3]{3alpha^2 bz^3} & & +eqmathbox[T4]{4alpha^4bz^4},
            end{alignat*}

            end{document}


            enter image description here






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              The same array thing but simpler and right aligned. I use setlength{arraycolsep}{0pt} to keep the natural spacing of the binary operator +.



              documentclass[a4paper]{article}
              usepackage{amsmath,array}

              begin{document}

              [setlength{arraycolsep}{0pt}
              begin{array}{*6{>{{}}r<{{}}}}
              a +& 2alpha az +& 3alpha^2 az^2 +& 4alpha^3az^3 +& 5alpha^4az^4 +& mbox{ecc.},\
              +& bz +& 2alpha bz^2 +& 3alpha^2 bz^3 +& 4alpha^4bz^4 phantom{{}+{}}&
              end{array}
              ]

              end{document}



              enter image description here







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                I don't think you want centering, but rather that the powers of z are aligned to each other.



                In order to avoid to type &+{}& for each addition symbol, I define a handy shortcut.



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage{amsmath}

                begin{document}

                With all variables spelled out
                begin{equation*}
                begingrouplccode`~=`+ lowercase{endgroupedef~}{&mathcharthemathcode`+{}&}
                mathcode`+=string"8000
                begin{alignedat}{6}
                a + 2alpha az + 3alpha^2 az^2 + 4alpha^3 az^3 + 5alpha^4 az^4 + text{ecc.}\
                + bz + 2alpha bz^2 + 3alpha^2 bz^3 + 4alpha^4 bz^4 &,
                end{alignedat}
                end{equation*}
                and like the original
                begin{equation*}
                begingrouplccode`~=`+ lowercase{endgroupedef~}{&mathcharthemathcode`+{}&}
                mathcode`+=string"8000
                begingrouplccode`~=`* lowercase{endgroupdef~}#1{hphantom{#1}}
                mathcode`*=string"8000
                begin{alignedat}{6}
                a + 2alpha az + 3alpha^2 az^2 + 4alpha^3 az^3 + 5alpha^4 az^4 + text{etc.,}\
                + b*{z} + 2alpha b*{z^2} + 3alpha^2 b*{z^3} + 4alpha^4 b*{z^4}
                end{alignedat}
                end{equation*}

                end{document}


                enter image description here






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                • Thank you Enrico, that's exactly what I needed! Is there a way to add more than two rows, with three different spacing from the beginning?

                  – Fabio Ori
                  Dec 30 '18 at 11:30











                • @FabioOri Can't guess, sorry.

                  – egreg
                  Dec 30 '18 at 11:49
















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                I don't think you want centering, but rather that the powers of z are aligned to each other.



                In order to avoid to type &+{}& for each addition symbol, I define a handy shortcut.



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage{amsmath}

                begin{document}

                With all variables spelled out
                begin{equation*}
                begingrouplccode`~=`+ lowercase{endgroupedef~}{&mathcharthemathcode`+{}&}
                mathcode`+=string"8000
                begin{alignedat}{6}
                a + 2alpha az + 3alpha^2 az^2 + 4alpha^3 az^3 + 5alpha^4 az^4 + text{ecc.}\
                + bz + 2alpha bz^2 + 3alpha^2 bz^3 + 4alpha^4 bz^4 &,
                end{alignedat}
                end{equation*}
                and like the original
                begin{equation*}
                begingrouplccode`~=`+ lowercase{endgroupedef~}{&mathcharthemathcode`+{}&}
                mathcode`+=string"8000
                begingrouplccode`~=`* lowercase{endgroupdef~}#1{hphantom{#1}}
                mathcode`*=string"8000
                begin{alignedat}{6}
                a + 2alpha az + 3alpha^2 az^2 + 4alpha^3 az^3 + 5alpha^4 az^4 + text{etc.,}\
                + b*{z} + 2alpha b*{z^2} + 3alpha^2 b*{z^3} + 4alpha^4 b*{z^4}
                end{alignedat}
                end{equation*}

                end{document}


                enter image description here






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                • Thank you Enrico, that's exactly what I needed! Is there a way to add more than two rows, with three different spacing from the beginning?

                  – Fabio Ori
                  Dec 30 '18 at 11:30











                • @FabioOri Can't guess, sorry.

                  – egreg
                  Dec 30 '18 at 11:49














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                I don't think you want centering, but rather that the powers of z are aligned to each other.



                In order to avoid to type &+{}& for each addition symbol, I define a handy shortcut.



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage{amsmath}

                begin{document}

                With all variables spelled out
                begin{equation*}
                begingrouplccode`~=`+ lowercase{endgroupedef~}{&mathcharthemathcode`+{}&}
                mathcode`+=string"8000
                begin{alignedat}{6}
                a + 2alpha az + 3alpha^2 az^2 + 4alpha^3 az^3 + 5alpha^4 az^4 + text{ecc.}\
                + bz + 2alpha bz^2 + 3alpha^2 bz^3 + 4alpha^4 bz^4 &,
                end{alignedat}
                end{equation*}
                and like the original
                begin{equation*}
                begingrouplccode`~=`+ lowercase{endgroupedef~}{&mathcharthemathcode`+{}&}
                mathcode`+=string"8000
                begingrouplccode`~=`* lowercase{endgroupdef~}#1{hphantom{#1}}
                mathcode`*=string"8000
                begin{alignedat}{6}
                a + 2alpha az + 3alpha^2 az^2 + 4alpha^3 az^3 + 5alpha^4 az^4 + text{etc.,}\
                + b*{z} + 2alpha b*{z^2} + 3alpha^2 b*{z^3} + 4alpha^4 b*{z^4}
                end{alignedat}
                end{equation*}

                end{document}


                enter image description here






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                I don't think you want centering, but rather that the powers of z are aligned to each other.



                In order to avoid to type &+{}& for each addition symbol, I define a handy shortcut.



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage{amsmath}

                begin{document}

                With all variables spelled out
                begin{equation*}
                begingrouplccode`~=`+ lowercase{endgroupedef~}{&mathcharthemathcode`+{}&}
                mathcode`+=string"8000
                begin{alignedat}{6}
                a + 2alpha az + 3alpha^2 az^2 + 4alpha^3 az^3 + 5alpha^4 az^4 + text{ecc.}\
                + bz + 2alpha bz^2 + 3alpha^2 bz^3 + 4alpha^4 bz^4 &,
                end{alignedat}
                end{equation*}
                and like the original
                begin{equation*}
                begingrouplccode`~=`+ lowercase{endgroupedef~}{&mathcharthemathcode`+{}&}
                mathcode`+=string"8000
                begingrouplccode`~=`* lowercase{endgroupdef~}#1{hphantom{#1}}
                mathcode`*=string"8000
                begin{alignedat}{6}
                a + 2alpha az + 3alpha^2 az^2 + 4alpha^3 az^3 + 5alpha^4 az^4 + text{etc.,}\
                + b*{z} + 2alpha b*{z^2} + 3alpha^2 b*{z^3} + 4alpha^4 b*{z^4}
                end{alignedat}
                end{equation*}

                end{document}


                enter image description here







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                • Thank you Enrico, that's exactly what I needed! Is there a way to add more than two rows, with three different spacing from the beginning?

                  – Fabio Ori
                  Dec 30 '18 at 11:30











                • @FabioOri Can't guess, sorry.

                  – egreg
                  Dec 30 '18 at 11:49



















                • Thank you Enrico, that's exactly what I needed! Is there a way to add more than two rows, with three different spacing from the beginning?

                  – Fabio Ori
                  Dec 30 '18 at 11:30











                • @FabioOri Can't guess, sorry.

                  – egreg
                  Dec 30 '18 at 11:49

















                Thank you Enrico, that's exactly what I needed! Is there a way to add more than two rows, with three different spacing from the beginning?

                – Fabio Ori
                Dec 30 '18 at 11:30





                Thank you Enrico, that's exactly what I needed! Is there a way to add more than two rows, with three different spacing from the beginning?

                – Fabio Ori
                Dec 30 '18 at 11:30













                @FabioOri Can't guess, sorry.

                – egreg
                Dec 30 '18 at 11:49





                @FabioOri Can't guess, sorry.

                – egreg
                Dec 30 '18 at 11:49











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                align gives alternating left and right alignment, but here I think you want centering so



                enter image description here



                documentclass{article}

                usepackage{array,amsmath}

                begin{document}

                [
                begin{array}{*{20}{@{}>{{}}c<{{}}@{}}}
                a &+&2alpha az &+&3alpha^2 az^2 &+&4alpha^3az^3 &+&5alpha^4az^4 &+&mbox{ecc.}\
                &+&bz &+&2alpha bz^2 &+&3alpha^2 bz^3 &+&4alpha^4bz^4,
                end{array}
                ]
                end{document}





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                  align gives alternating left and right alignment, but here I think you want centering so



                  enter image description here



                  documentclass{article}

                  usepackage{array,amsmath}

                  begin{document}

                  [
                  begin{array}{*{20}{@{}>{{}}c<{{}}@{}}}
                  a &+&2alpha az &+&3alpha^2 az^2 &+&4alpha^3az^3 &+&5alpha^4az^4 &+&mbox{ecc.}\
                  &+&bz &+&2alpha bz^2 &+&3alpha^2 bz^3 &+&4alpha^4bz^4,
                  end{array}
                  ]
                  end{document}





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                    align gives alternating left and right alignment, but here I think you want centering so



                    enter image description here



                    documentclass{article}

                    usepackage{array,amsmath}

                    begin{document}

                    [
                    begin{array}{*{20}{@{}>{{}}c<{{}}@{}}}
                    a &+&2alpha az &+&3alpha^2 az^2 &+&4alpha^3az^3 &+&5alpha^4az^4 &+&mbox{ecc.}\
                    &+&bz &+&2alpha bz^2 &+&3alpha^2 bz^3 &+&4alpha^4bz^4,
                    end{array}
                    ]
                    end{document}





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                    align gives alternating left and right alignment, but here I think you want centering so



                    enter image description here



                    documentclass{article}

                    usepackage{array,amsmath}

                    begin{document}

                    [
                    begin{array}{*{20}{@{}>{{}}c<{{}}@{}}}
                    a &+&2alpha az &+&3alpha^2 az^2 &+&4alpha^3az^3 &+&5alpha^4az^4 &+&mbox{ecc.}\
                    &+&bz &+&2alpha bz^2 &+&3alpha^2 bz^3 &+&4alpha^4bz^4,
                    end{array}
                    ]
                    end{document}






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                    answered Dec 25 '18 at 22:35









                    David CarlisleDavid Carlisle

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                        Here is a way with the alignat* environment and the eqparbox package:



                        documentclass{article}

                        usepackage{mathtools, eqparbox}
                        newcommand{eqmathbox}[2][T]{eqmakebox[#1]{$displaystyle#2$}}

                        begin{document}

                        begin{alignat*}{4}
                        a &+eqmathbox{2alpha az} & & +eqmathbox[T2]{3alpha^2 az^2}& & + eqmathbox[T3]{4alpha^3az^3} & & +eqmathbox[T4]{5alpha^4az^4} +mbox{&c.}\
                        &+eqmathbox{bz} & & +eqmathbox[T2]{2alpha bz^2} & & +eqmathbox[T3]{3alpha^2 bz^3} & & +eqmathbox[T4]{4alpha^4bz^4},
                        end{alignat*}

                        end{document}


                        enter image description here






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                          Here is a way with the alignat* environment and the eqparbox package:



                          documentclass{article}

                          usepackage{mathtools, eqparbox}
                          newcommand{eqmathbox}[2][T]{eqmakebox[#1]{$displaystyle#2$}}

                          begin{document}

                          begin{alignat*}{4}
                          a &+eqmathbox{2alpha az} & & +eqmathbox[T2]{3alpha^2 az^2}& & + eqmathbox[T3]{4alpha^3az^3} & & +eqmathbox[T4]{5alpha^4az^4} +mbox{&c.}\
                          &+eqmathbox{bz} & & +eqmathbox[T2]{2alpha bz^2} & & +eqmathbox[T3]{3alpha^2 bz^3} & & +eqmathbox[T4]{4alpha^4bz^4},
                          end{alignat*}

                          end{document}


                          enter image description here






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                            Here is a way with the alignat* environment and the eqparbox package:



                            documentclass{article}

                            usepackage{mathtools, eqparbox}
                            newcommand{eqmathbox}[2][T]{eqmakebox[#1]{$displaystyle#2$}}

                            begin{document}

                            begin{alignat*}{4}
                            a &+eqmathbox{2alpha az} & & +eqmathbox[T2]{3alpha^2 az^2}& & + eqmathbox[T3]{4alpha^3az^3} & & +eqmathbox[T4]{5alpha^4az^4} +mbox{&c.}\
                            &+eqmathbox{bz} & & +eqmathbox[T2]{2alpha bz^2} & & +eqmathbox[T3]{3alpha^2 bz^3} & & +eqmathbox[T4]{4alpha^4bz^4},
                            end{alignat*}

                            end{document}


                            enter image description here






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                            Here is a way with the alignat* environment and the eqparbox package:



                            documentclass{article}

                            usepackage{mathtools, eqparbox}
                            newcommand{eqmathbox}[2][T]{eqmakebox[#1]{$displaystyle#2$}}

                            begin{document}

                            begin{alignat*}{4}
                            a &+eqmathbox{2alpha az} & & +eqmathbox[T2]{3alpha^2 az^2}& & + eqmathbox[T3]{4alpha^3az^3} & & +eqmathbox[T4]{5alpha^4az^4} +mbox{&c.}\
                            &+eqmathbox{bz} & & +eqmathbox[T2]{2alpha bz^2} & & +eqmathbox[T3]{3alpha^2 bz^3} & & +eqmathbox[T4]{4alpha^4bz^4},
                            end{alignat*}

                            end{document}


                            enter image description here







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                            answered Dec 25 '18 at 23:04









                            BernardBernard

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                                The same array thing but simpler and right aligned. I use setlength{arraycolsep}{0pt} to keep the natural spacing of the binary operator +.



                                documentclass[a4paper]{article}
                                usepackage{amsmath,array}

                                begin{document}

                                [setlength{arraycolsep}{0pt}
                                begin{array}{*6{>{{}}r<{{}}}}
                                a +& 2alpha az +& 3alpha^2 az^2 +& 4alpha^3az^3 +& 5alpha^4az^4 +& mbox{ecc.},\
                                +& bz +& 2alpha bz^2 +& 3alpha^2 bz^3 +& 4alpha^4bz^4 phantom{{}+{}}&
                                end{array}
                                ]

                                end{document}



                                enter image description here







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                                  The same array thing but simpler and right aligned. I use setlength{arraycolsep}{0pt} to keep the natural spacing of the binary operator +.



                                  documentclass[a4paper]{article}
                                  usepackage{amsmath,array}

                                  begin{document}

                                  [setlength{arraycolsep}{0pt}
                                  begin{array}{*6{>{{}}r<{{}}}}
                                  a +& 2alpha az +& 3alpha^2 az^2 +& 4alpha^3az^3 +& 5alpha^4az^4 +& mbox{ecc.},\
                                  +& bz +& 2alpha bz^2 +& 3alpha^2 bz^3 +& 4alpha^4bz^4 phantom{{}+{}}&
                                  end{array}
                                  ]

                                  end{document}



                                  enter image description here







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                                    The same array thing but simpler and right aligned. I use setlength{arraycolsep}{0pt} to keep the natural spacing of the binary operator +.



                                    documentclass[a4paper]{article}
                                    usepackage{amsmath,array}

                                    begin{document}

                                    [setlength{arraycolsep}{0pt}
                                    begin{array}{*6{>{{}}r<{{}}}}
                                    a +& 2alpha az +& 3alpha^2 az^2 +& 4alpha^3az^3 +& 5alpha^4az^4 +& mbox{ecc.},\
                                    +& bz +& 2alpha bz^2 +& 3alpha^2 bz^3 +& 4alpha^4bz^4 phantom{{}+{}}&
                                    end{array}
                                    ]

                                    end{document}



                                    enter image description here







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                                    The same array thing but simpler and right aligned. I use setlength{arraycolsep}{0pt} to keep the natural spacing of the binary operator +.



                                    documentclass[a4paper]{article}
                                    usepackage{amsmath,array}

                                    begin{document}

                                    [setlength{arraycolsep}{0pt}
                                    begin{array}{*6{>{{}}r<{{}}}}
                                    a +& 2alpha az +& 3alpha^2 az^2 +& 4alpha^3az^3 +& 5alpha^4az^4 +& mbox{ecc.},\
                                    +& bz +& 2alpha bz^2 +& 3alpha^2 bz^3 +& 4alpha^4bz^4 phantom{{}+{}}&
                                    end{array}
                                    ]

                                    end{document}



                                    enter image description here








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