On Sat, 2 Jun 2007, Steve Litt apparently wrote: > Inline Formula > Display Formula > Eqnarray Environment > AMS align Environment > AMS alignat Environment > AMS flalign Environment > AMS gather Environment > AMS multiline Environment > Array Environment > Cases Environment > Aligned Environment > AlignedAt Environment > Gathered Environment > Split Environment > Font Change
An inline formula is just that: math typeset within a sentence beside the text. A display formula stands alone: it is not surrounded by text on the sides. You can find a good discussion of the environments in the LaTeX Companion. It takes several pages ... The usual advice is not to use eqnarray. Cheers, Alan Isaac
