LyX does not have anything to do with this behaviour. It depends solely on the
Latex class that you are using. Latex uses a smaller font for fractions when in
multiline equations (\eqnarray), you can theoretically put \displaystyle around
your arguments to prevent this but it is ugly and makes the equations hard to
read. Your question is probably better suited for the user list, since there
are some real Latex experts that can hopefully help you.
Roland
On Wed, 01 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> Would it be possiable to include a second fraction
> type which does not use a smaller font for the
> numeriator and denominator.
>
> 1. The current behaviour is ideal for simple numeric
> or algebriac fraction like:
>
> y=1/2
> or
>
> y=a/b
>
> 2. However this is not particularly suitable for
> longer equations, or those requiring multiple
> fractions in the form:
>
> y=(-b(+-)SqRoot(b^2-4ac))/2a
>
> or
>
> y=((a/b) + (c/d)) / (e/f))
>
> This, apparently would require an additional type
> which did not affect the size of font used and
> therefore allow a more spacious appearance to the
> final printed formulae.
>
>
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