I am trying to write a bunch of short equations (subequations, actually) in a single line, and have their numbering clubbed and mentioned at the side end, mentioning them as a range for three or more equations.
Something like the one shown in the image:
So far, I found how to write the equations in one line with individual numbering beside each, but didn't quite get what I am looking for.
I realize this is not directly a research-related question but I think it is of interest to the research community nevertheless.
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Hi Shobhan,
I'm not aware of any package allowing you to do that directly, but a straightforward editing of the last solution at https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/257101/multiple-subequations-same-line-with-reference-compact could provide you an acceptable workaround.
Links to related questions can be found at https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/249791/multiple-subequations-same-line-with-reference.
Thanks Pekko Kuopanportti . However I got an answer elsewhere where I had posted the same question. I am leaving the link here for reference, if needed by someone. I was looking for this subtle manipulation. Appreciate your help though.
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/448947/subequations-in-one-line-with-clubbed-numbering
Ok, great that you found a good solution, and thanks for sharing it - it may indeed be a helpful reference.
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