Hello all,
I am not sure if this is restricted to TeXnicCenter (TXC), anyway please find the attachment and see that one part of the line seems to be jumping out of the boundary defined. Can anyone shed some light on this matter, I think LaTeX should be so powerful but I see a breach here. Why is this happening ?
Best,
Abhi
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Improper Line Break
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kaiserkarl13
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Improper Line Break
If TeX can't figure out how to break a line without adding too much space between words, it bails out and prints the word where it is, jutting into the margin. You have several options:
By the way, there are several things that TeX and friends can do that you aren't utilizing. Consider this example:
The symbols in the text thus match those in the equations.
- Add a
\hyphenationpattern for the word near the end of a line (if TeX doesn't recognize the word and where to hyphenate it), - Manually hyphenate a word, such as
aper\-ture, or - Reword the sentence so the line is a different length.
By the way, there are several things that TeX and friends can do that you aren't utilizing. Consider this example:
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Here, $R$ is the separation, $\lambda$ is the wavelength, $n$ is the refractive index, and $\theta$ is half the objective angular aperture. The numerical aperture is defined as $2n\sin\theta$.