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I've given up, missing $ error. Help?
Missing $ error and undefined control sequence, while all seems correctMissing $ inserted ErrorMissing $ inserted in maths modeHarrowing missing $ inserted error with 'case'Missing number treated as zero errorWhy am I getting the error of missing '$''Missing $ inserted' error in Beamermissing $ inserted error for eqnarrayMissing { inserted: but no parenthesis is missingMissing $ inserted. …3mm]includegraphics[width=4.002cm]6a
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff emph $iin C, ito j$ implies $j$ in $C$ \
Overleaf shows this where the error is. I've used my brain to find the error but no progress. Error is - missing $ inserted.
math-mode symbols
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A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff emph $iin C, ito j$ implies $j$ in $C$ \
Overleaf shows this where the error is. I've used my brain to find the error but no progress. Error is - missing $ inserted.
math-mode symbols
edited May 14 at 17:11
Mico
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The error indicates that some math maerial is not in math mode.impliesseems not to be, but i didn't test. How are you using the dollar signs right now? They seem to be more or less random.
– Johannes_B
May 14 at 5:32
It is probably thein. Try$j in C$.
– marmot
May 14 at 5:38
This compiles:documentclassarticle usepackageamsmath begindocument A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff$ $iin C, ito j implies j in C$ enddocument.
– marmot
May 14 at 6:02
If the answer provided below has solved the issues you were facing, please consider upvoting and/or "accepting" it.
– Mico
May 14 at 20:10
add a comment |
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff emph $iin C, ito j$ implies $j$ in $C$ \
Overleaf shows this where the error is. I've used my brain to find the error but no progress. Error is - missing $ inserted.
math-mode symbols
edited May 14 at 17:11
Mico
291k32400788
asked May 14 at 5:30
never_mindnever_mind
613
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff emph $iin C, ito j$ implies $j$ in $C$ \
Overleaf shows this where the error is. I've used my brain to find the error but no progress. Error is - missing $ inserted.
math-mode symbols
math-mode symbols
edited May 14 at 17:11
Mico
291k32400788
asked May 14 at 5:30
never_mindnever_mind
613
edited May 14 at 17:11
Mico
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asked May 14 at 5:30
never_mindnever_mind
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edited May 14 at 17:11
Mico
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Mico
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edited May 14 at 17:11
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asked May 14 at 5:30
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The error indicates that some math maerial is not in math mode.impliesseems not to be, but i didn't test. How are you using the dollar signs right now? They seem to be more or less random.
– Johannes_B
May 14 at 5:32
It is probably thein. Try$j in C$.
– marmot
May 14 at 5:38
This compiles:documentclassarticle usepackageamsmath begindocument A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff$ $iin C, ito j implies j in C$ enddocument.
– marmot
May 14 at 6:02
If the answer provided below has solved the issues you were facing, please consider upvoting and/or "accepting" it.
– Mico
May 14 at 20:10
add a comment |
2
The error indicates that some math maerial is not in math mode.impliesseems not to be, but i didn't test. How are you using the dollar signs right now? They seem to be more or less random.
– Johannes_B
May 14 at 5:32
It is probably thein. Try$j in C$.
– marmot
May 14 at 5:38
This compiles:documentclassarticle usepackageamsmath begindocument A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff$ $iin C, ito j implies j in C$ enddocument.
– marmot
May 14 at 6:02
If the answer provided below has solved the issues you were facing, please consider upvoting and/or "accepting" it.
– Mico
May 14 at 20:10
2
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The error indicates that some math maerial is not in math mode.
implies seems not to be, but i didn't test. How are you using the dollar signs right now? They seem to be more or less random.– Johannes_B
May 14 at 5:32
The error indicates that some math maerial is not in math mode.
implies seems not to be, but i didn't test. How are you using the dollar signs right now? They seem to be more or less random.– Johannes_B
May 14 at 5:32
It is probably the
in . Try $j in C$.– marmot
May 14 at 5:38
It is probably the
in . Try $j in C$.– marmot
May 14 at 5:38
This compiles:
documentclassarticle usepackageamsmath begindocument A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff$ $iin C, ito j implies j in C$ enddocument.– marmot
May 14 at 6:02
This compiles:
documentclassarticle usepackageamsmath begindocument A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff$ $iin C, ito j implies j in C$ enddocument.– marmot
May 14 at 6:02
If the answer provided below has solved the issues you were facing, please consider upvoting and/or "accepting" it.
– Mico
May 14 at 20:10
If the answer provided below has solved the issues you were facing, please consider upvoting and/or "accepting" it.
– Mico
May 14 at 20:10
add a comment |
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The directives iff, implies, and in must all be executed in math mode. Separately, the emph directive does nothing here, since it's a text-mode command whereas its argument consists entirely of math-mode material.
Hence, you need to replace
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff emph $iin C, ito j$ implies $j$ in $C$
with
A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff iin C, ito j implies j in C$.
Better still, write
A subset $C$ is emphclosed if and only if $iin C, ito j$ implies $jin C$.
Of course, you may choose to write "iff" instead of "if and only if".
A full MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath % for "implies" macro
begindocument
A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff iin C, ito j implies j in C$.
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff $iin C, ito j$ implies $jin C$.
enddocument
answered May 14 at 6:33
MicoMico
291k32400788
2
Mavellous! The example at the bottom is (a) more readable, (b) has fewer characters to type, (c) is shorter when typeset. What's not to like?
– Henning Makholm
May 14 at 11:03
@HenningMakholm - Many thanks for your compliment!
– Mico
May 14 at 12:29
4
+1 for more words and fewer symbols.
– Ethan Bolker
May 14 at 15:17
add a comment |
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The directives iff, implies, and in must all be executed in math mode. Separately, the emph directive does nothing here, since it's a text-mode command whereas its argument consists entirely of math-mode material.
Hence, you need to replace
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff emph $iin C, ito j$ implies $j$ in $C$
with
A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff iin C, ito j implies j in C$.
Better still, write
A subset $C$ is emphclosed if and only if $iin C, ito j$ implies $jin C$.
Of course, you may choose to write "iff" instead of "if and only if".
A full MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath % for "implies" macro
begindocument
A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff iin C, ito j implies j in C$.
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff $iin C, ito j$ implies $jin C$.
enddocument
answered May 14 at 6:33
MicoMico
291k32400788
2
Mavellous! The example at the bottom is (a) more readable, (b) has fewer characters to type, (c) is shorter when typeset. What's not to like?
– Henning Makholm
May 14 at 11:03
@HenningMakholm - Many thanks for your compliment!
– Mico
May 14 at 12:29
4
+1 for more words and fewer symbols.
– Ethan Bolker
May 14 at 15:17
add a comment |
The directives iff, implies, and in must all be executed in math mode. Separately, the emph directive does nothing here, since it's a text-mode command whereas its argument consists entirely of math-mode material.
Hence, you need to replace
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff emph $iin C, ito j$ implies $j$ in $C$
with
A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff iin C, ito j implies j in C$.
Better still, write
A subset $C$ is emphclosed if and only if $iin C, ito j$ implies $jin C$.
Of course, you may choose to write "iff" instead of "if and only if".
A full MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath % for "implies" macro
begindocument
A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff iin C, ito j implies j in C$.
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff $iin C, ito j$ implies $jin C$.
enddocument
answered May 14 at 6:33
MicoMico
291k32400788
2
Mavellous! The example at the bottom is (a) more readable, (b) has fewer characters to type, (c) is shorter when typeset. What's not to like?
– Henning Makholm
May 14 at 11:03
@HenningMakholm - Many thanks for your compliment!
– Mico
May 14 at 12:29
4
+1 for more words and fewer symbols.
– Ethan Bolker
May 14 at 15:17
add a comment |
The directives iff, implies, and in must all be executed in math mode. Separately, the emph directive does nothing here, since it's a text-mode command whereas its argument consists entirely of math-mode material.
Hence, you need to replace
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff emph $iin C, ito j$ implies $j$ in $C$
with
A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff iin C, ito j implies j in C$.
Better still, write
A subset $C$ is emphclosed if and only if $iin C, ito j$ implies $jin C$.
Of course, you may choose to write "iff" instead of "if and only if".
A full MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath % for "implies" macro
begindocument
A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff iin C, ito j implies j in C$.
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff $iin C, ito j$ implies $jin C$.
enddocument
answered May 14 at 6:33
MicoMico
291k32400788
The directives iff, implies, and in must all be executed in math mode. Separately, the emph directive does nothing here, since it's a text-mode command whereas its argument consists entirely of math-mode material.
Hence, you need to replace
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff emph $iin C, ito j$ implies $j$ in $C$
with
A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff iin C, ito j implies j in C$.
Better still, write
A subset $C$ is emphclosed if and only if $iin C, ito j$ implies $jin C$.
Of course, you may choose to write "iff" instead of "if and only if".
A full MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath % for "implies" macro
begindocument
A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff iin C, ito j implies j in C$.
A subset $C$ is emphclosed iff $iin C, ito j$ implies $jin C$.
enddocument
answered May 14 at 6:33
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291k32400788
edited May 14 at 6:40
answered May 14 at 6:33
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answered May 14 at 6:33
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answered May 14 at 6:33
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291k32400788
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Mavellous! The example at the bottom is (a) more readable, (b) has fewer characters to type, (c) is shorter when typeset. What's not to like?
– Henning Makholm
May 14 at 11:03
@HenningMakholm - Many thanks for your compliment!
– Mico
May 14 at 12:29
4
+1 for more words and fewer symbols.
– Ethan Bolker
May 14 at 15:17
add a comment |
2
Mavellous! The example at the bottom is (a) more readable, (b) has fewer characters to type, (c) is shorter when typeset. What's not to like?
– Henning Makholm
May 14 at 11:03
@HenningMakholm - Many thanks for your compliment!
– Mico
May 14 at 12:29
4
+1 for more words and fewer symbols.
– Ethan Bolker
May 14 at 15:17
2
2
Mavellous! The example at the bottom is (a) more readable, (b) has fewer characters to type, (c) is shorter when typeset. What's not to like?
– Henning Makholm
May 14 at 11:03
Mavellous! The example at the bottom is (a) more readable, (b) has fewer characters to type, (c) is shorter when typeset. What's not to like?
– Henning Makholm
May 14 at 11:03
@HenningMakholm - Many thanks for your compliment!
– Mico
May 14 at 12:29
@HenningMakholm - Many thanks for your compliment!
– Mico
May 14 at 12:29
4
4
+1 for more words and fewer symbols.
– Ethan Bolker
May 14 at 15:17
+1 for more words and fewer symbols.
– Ethan Bolker
May 14 at 15:17
add a comment |
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The error indicates that some math maerial is not in math mode.
impliesseems not to be, but i didn't test. How are you using the dollar signs right now? They seem to be more or less random.– Johannes_B
May 14 at 5:32
It is probably the
in. Try$j in C$.– marmot
May 14 at 5:38
This compiles:
documentclassarticle usepackageamsmath begindocument A subset $C$ is emphclosed $iff$ $iin C, ito j implies j in C$ enddocument.– marmot
May 14 at 6:02
If the answer provided below has solved the issues you were facing, please consider upvoting and/or "accepting" it.
– Mico
May 14 at 20:10