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I have never seen this in any book, but I highly recommend that authors consider using it. The reason is that equation numbers are not sequential like page numbers are. Have you ever seen a reference to an equation that is many pages away from the page you are reading. If you're like me, you open ...

When I reference an equation, I like to have the page number in the reference as follows: (1.2)(34) would mean equation (1.2) on page 34. This is easy to do using \pageref. The problem is, I only want the page number to show if it is on a page other than the current page. Here is what I tried ...

Hi all. I am reading a physics book and solving the problem sets. Once I figure a problem out, I write it up in Latex. I joined this forum in order to get help when I can't figure out how to do something. Thanks in advance for any help I may receive.