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I wrote this it is the first equation it gives me an error I don't understand why



documentclass[12pt]{report}
usepackage{enumerate}

begin{document}
$$ maxdd(t) = maxlimits_{0leqtauleqt} dd(tau)$$`
end{document}









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    The index of max should end in tauleq t} (with a space). Unrelated: you shouldn't use the plain TeX construct $$ $$ but the LaTeX one [ ]., to have a better vertical spacing.

    – Bernard
    Oct 16 '18 at 9:57






  • 5





    You should also remove an unnecessary accent ' at the end of your formula.

    – Sebastiano
    Oct 16 '18 at 10:43











  • As for the "why", limits are only used with operator names (either those from the package or the ones declared with DeclareMathOperator*)

    – Weijun Zhou
    22 mins ago
















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enter image description here



I wrote this it is the first equation it gives me an error I don't understand why



documentclass[12pt]{report}
usepackage{enumerate}

begin{document}
$$ maxdd(t) = maxlimits_{0leqtauleqt} dd(tau)$$`
end{document}









share|improve this question




















  • 5





    The index of max should end in tauleq t} (with a space). Unrelated: you shouldn't use the plain TeX construct $$ $$ but the LaTeX one [ ]., to have a better vertical spacing.

    – Bernard
    Oct 16 '18 at 9:57






  • 5





    You should also remove an unnecessary accent ' at the end of your formula.

    – Sebastiano
    Oct 16 '18 at 10:43











  • As for the "why", limits are only used with operator names (either those from the package or the ones declared with DeclareMathOperator*)

    – Weijun Zhou
    22 mins ago














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enter image description here



I wrote this it is the first equation it gives me an error I don't understand why



documentclass[12pt]{report}
usepackage{enumerate}

begin{document}
$$ maxdd(t) = maxlimits_{0leqtauleqt} dd(tau)$$`
end{document}









share|improve this question
















enter image description here



I wrote this it is the first equation it gives me an error I don't understand why



documentclass[12pt]{report}
usepackage{enumerate}

begin{document}
$$ maxdd(t) = maxlimits_{0leqtauleqt} dd(tau)$$`
end{document}






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  • 5





    The index of max should end in tauleq t} (with a space). Unrelated: you shouldn't use the plain TeX construct $$ $$ but the LaTeX one [ ]., to have a better vertical spacing.

    – Bernard
    Oct 16 '18 at 9:57






  • 5





    You should also remove an unnecessary accent ' at the end of your formula.

    – Sebastiano
    Oct 16 '18 at 10:43











  • As for the "why", limits are only used with operator names (either those from the package or the ones declared with DeclareMathOperator*)

    – Weijun Zhou
    22 mins ago














  • 5





    The index of max should end in tauleq t} (with a space). Unrelated: you shouldn't use the plain TeX construct $$ $$ but the LaTeX one [ ]., to have a better vertical spacing.

    – Bernard
    Oct 16 '18 at 9:57






  • 5





    You should also remove an unnecessary accent ' at the end of your formula.

    – Sebastiano
    Oct 16 '18 at 10:43











  • As for the "why", limits are only used with operator names (either those from the package or the ones declared with DeclareMathOperator*)

    – Weijun Zhou
    22 mins ago








5




5





The index of max should end in tauleq t} (with a space). Unrelated: you shouldn't use the plain TeX construct $$ $$ but the LaTeX one [ ]., to have a better vertical spacing.

– Bernard
Oct 16 '18 at 9:57





The index of max should end in tauleq t} (with a space). Unrelated: you shouldn't use the plain TeX construct $$ $$ but the LaTeX one [ ]., to have a better vertical spacing.

– Bernard
Oct 16 '18 at 9:57




5




5





You should also remove an unnecessary accent ' at the end of your formula.

– Sebastiano
Oct 16 '18 at 10:43





You should also remove an unnecessary accent ' at the end of your formula.

– Sebastiano
Oct 16 '18 at 10:43













As for the "why", limits are only used with operator names (either those from the package or the ones declared with DeclareMathOperator*)

– Weijun Zhou
22 mins ago





As for the "why", limits are only used with operator names (either those from the package or the ones declared with DeclareMathOperator*)

– Weijun Zhou
22 mins ago










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You have several issues in your code:




  1. Use [ and ] for mathematical mode instead $$.

  2. The operater for max in written as max, for example max dd(t) or maxlimits.

  3. After an operator like leq you need a blank like leq t instead your wrong leqt


So with the complete code



documentclass[12pt]{report}

usepackage{enumerate}


begin{document}
[ max dd(t) = maxlimits_{0leqtauleq t} dd(tau) ]
end{document}


you get the result:



result






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    You have several issues in your code:




    1. Use [ and ] for mathematical mode instead $$.

    2. The operater for max in written as max, for example max dd(t) or maxlimits.

    3. After an operator like leq you need a blank like leq t instead your wrong leqt


    So with the complete code



    documentclass[12pt]{report}

    usepackage{enumerate}


    begin{document}
    [ max dd(t) = maxlimits_{0leqtauleq t} dd(tau) ]
    end{document}


    you get the result:



    result






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      You have several issues in your code:




      1. Use [ and ] for mathematical mode instead $$.

      2. The operater for max in written as max, for example max dd(t) or maxlimits.

      3. After an operator like leq you need a blank like leq t instead your wrong leqt


      So with the complete code



      documentclass[12pt]{report}

      usepackage{enumerate}


      begin{document}
      [ max dd(t) = maxlimits_{0leqtauleq t} dd(tau) ]
      end{document}


      you get the result:



      result






      share|improve this answer


























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        You have several issues in your code:




        1. Use [ and ] for mathematical mode instead $$.

        2. The operater for max in written as max, for example max dd(t) or maxlimits.

        3. After an operator like leq you need a blank like leq t instead your wrong leqt


        So with the complete code



        documentclass[12pt]{report}

        usepackage{enumerate}


        begin{document}
        [ max dd(t) = maxlimits_{0leqtauleq t} dd(tau) ]
        end{document}


        you get the result:



        result






        share|improve this answer













        You have several issues in your code:




        1. Use [ and ] for mathematical mode instead $$.

        2. The operater for max in written as max, for example max dd(t) or maxlimits.

        3. After an operator like leq you need a blank like leq t instead your wrong leqt


        So with the complete code



        documentclass[12pt]{report}

        usepackage{enumerate}


        begin{document}
        [ max dd(t) = maxlimits_{0leqtauleq t} dd(tau) ]
        end{document}


        you get the result:



        result







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