Add a bracket in mathematical equation












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    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

begin{document}
Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$
i.e.
$$lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})$$
$$ Updownarrow $$
$$ exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
(V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that};$$
$$sum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
lambda_jI)V_j=I.$$

end{document}


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I want to get



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  • Your usage of double dollar signs is odd. You should use the LaTeX equivalents, or better something like gather.
    – Johannes_B
    Dec 16 at 10:00










  • Why not use a bmatrix env, one column
    – daleif
    Dec 16 at 10:34






  • 1




    @daleif Unfortunalety I don't know how to use it. I hope that you provide me an answer.
    – Schüler
    Dec 16 at 10:37










  • It is the same thing as geza and joule is doing just simpler, the various matrix envs should be covered in any decent latex introduction. But come to thing of it, the bedt solution is gezas, as it is better semantically
    – daleif
    Dec 16 at 10:51
















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    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

begin{document}
Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$
i.e.
$$lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})$$
$$ Updownarrow $$
$$ exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
(V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that};$$
$$sum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
lambda_jI)V_j=I.$$

end{document}


I get



enter image description here



I want to get



enter image description here










share|improve this question






















  • Your usage of double dollar signs is odd. You should use the LaTeX equivalents, or better something like gather.
    – Johannes_B
    Dec 16 at 10:00










  • Why not use a bmatrix env, one column
    – daleif
    Dec 16 at 10:34






  • 1




    @daleif Unfortunalety I don't know how to use it. I hope that you provide me an answer.
    – Schüler
    Dec 16 at 10:37










  • It is the same thing as geza and joule is doing just simpler, the various matrix envs should be covered in any decent latex introduction. But come to thing of it, the bedt solution is gezas, as it is better semantically
    – daleif
    Dec 16 at 10:51














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    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

begin{document}
Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$
i.e.
$$lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})$$
$$ Updownarrow $$
$$ exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
(V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that};$$
$$sum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
lambda_jI)V_j=I.$$

end{document}


I get



enter image description here



I want to get



enter image description here










share|improve this question













    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

begin{document}
Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$
i.e.
$$lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})$$
$$ Updownarrow $$
$$ exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
(V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that};$$
$$sum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
lambda_jI)V_j=I.$$

end{document}


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I want to get



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  • Your usage of double dollar signs is odd. You should use the LaTeX equivalents, or better something like gather.
    – Johannes_B
    Dec 16 at 10:00










  • Why not use a bmatrix env, one column
    – daleif
    Dec 16 at 10:34






  • 1




    @daleif Unfortunalety I don't know how to use it. I hope that you provide me an answer.
    – Schüler
    Dec 16 at 10:37










  • It is the same thing as geza and joule is doing just simpler, the various matrix envs should be covered in any decent latex introduction. But come to thing of it, the bedt solution is gezas, as it is better semantically
    – daleif
    Dec 16 at 10:51


















  • Your usage of double dollar signs is odd. You should use the LaTeX equivalents, or better something like gather.
    – Johannes_B
    Dec 16 at 10:00










  • Why not use a bmatrix env, one column
    – daleif
    Dec 16 at 10:34






  • 1




    @daleif Unfortunalety I don't know how to use it. I hope that you provide me an answer.
    – Schüler
    Dec 16 at 10:37










  • It is the same thing as geza and joule is doing just simpler, the various matrix envs should be covered in any decent latex introduction. But come to thing of it, the bedt solution is gezas, as it is better semantically
    – daleif
    Dec 16 at 10:51
















Your usage of double dollar signs is odd. You should use the LaTeX equivalents, or better something like gather.
– Johannes_B
Dec 16 at 10:00




Your usage of double dollar signs is odd. You should use the LaTeX equivalents, or better something like gather.
– Johannes_B
Dec 16 at 10:00












Why not use a bmatrix env, one column
– daleif
Dec 16 at 10:34




Why not use a bmatrix env, one column
– daleif
Dec 16 at 10:34




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1




@daleif Unfortunalety I don't know how to use it. I hope that you provide me an answer.
– Schüler
Dec 16 at 10:37




@daleif Unfortunalety I don't know how to use it. I hope that you provide me an answer.
– Schüler
Dec 16 at 10:37












It is the same thing as geza and joule is doing just simpler, the various matrix envs should be covered in any decent latex introduction. But come to thing of it, the bedt solution is gezas, as it is better semantically
– daleif
Dec 16 at 10:51




It is the same thing as geza and joule is doing just simpler, the various matrix envs should be covered in any decent latex introduction. But come to thing of it, the bedt solution is gezas, as it is better semantically
– daleif
Dec 16 at 10:51










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documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

begin{document}
Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
begin{gather*}
left(lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})right)\
Updownarrow\
left[
begin{gathered}
exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
(V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that};\
sum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
lambda_jI)V_j=I.
end{gathered}right]
end{gather*}
end{document}


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    I wouldn't use parentheses around the top line, it's easy to remove them anyway.



    Before going to the proposed solution, some remarks:





    1. Never, ever, use $$ in LaTeX.

    2. Never, ever, use consecutive display math environments.

    3. Don't load latexsym: its job is already done by amssymb.


    4. amssymb already loads amsfonts.

    5. Dots between commas should be low; using dots will generally give you the right ones (see https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/122497/4427)


    A stylistic remark: using both mathcal and mathscr (from mathrsfs) can confuse readers.



    In the code below I only load amsmath, the other packages are not necessary for this solution.



    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
    usepackage{amsmath}

    begin{document}

    Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
    begin{gather*}
    bigl(lambda=(lambda_1,dots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})bigr)\
    Updownarrow\
    left[
    begin{tabular}{c}
    $exists (U_1,dots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d$ and
    $(V_1,dots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d$ such that \
    $displaystylesum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I$ and
    $displaystylesum_{j=1}^d(T_j-lambda_jI)V_j=I$.
    end{tabular}
    right]
    end{gather*}

    end{document}


    enter image description here



    Differences from the good answer by GézàLaTeX:




    1. the top line is surrounded by slightly bigger parentheses (but, as said, I think they should be removed);


    2. for the bottom block I think it's better using tabular that frees from juggling with text.







    share|improve this answer





















    • Thank you very much for your great answer. So in my codes of my original document I keep only usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,dsfont,mathrsfs} usepackage{mathtools, nccmath} Do you agree with me?
      – Schüler
      Dec 16 at 11:57










    • @Schüler I find the font provided by dsfont ugly as hell, but that's personal preference. Of course if you use it you never use mathbb.
      – egreg
      Dec 16 at 12:03










    • So should I delete dsfont? What about usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}? Is it good? I'm beginner in Latex and thank you for your great help.
      – Schüler
      Dec 16 at 12:05








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      @Schüler If you don't use mathds, then the package is redundant; mathtools offers facilities for typesetting math; nccmath offers others, which I find generally of little use. You can easily discover what packages of this kind you're using or not: remove them and compile again, if they are actually used in the document you'll receive errors. As a general advice: don't copy your friend's template.
      – egreg
      Dec 16 at 12:10










    • @Schüler - The mathtools package loads the amsmath package automatically.
      – Mico
      Dec 16 at 13:18



















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    I recommend using [] instead of $$ $$.



    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
    usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
    usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

    begin{document}
    Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
    $$Big(lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})Big)$$
    $$ Updownarrow $$
    $$
    left[
    begin{array}{c}
    exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)inmathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
    (V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that}\
    displaystylesum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
    lambda_jI)V_j=I.
    end{array}
    right]
    $$
    end{document}


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      You recommend, but you don't show? How about using an amsmath environment? ;-)
      – Johannes_B
      Dec 16 at 10:05










    • @Johannes_B I want to show that $$ $$ is also correct. I don't use [ ] because I'm afraid the OP will think that it is impossible to do the same with $$ $$. Anyway, thanks for your feedback!
      – JouleV
      Dec 16 at 10:11












    • @JouleV Why [] is better that $$ $$?Thanks.
      – Schüler
      Dec 16 at 10:23






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      @Schüler Why is [ … ] preferable to $$?
      – Johannes_B
      Dec 16 at 10:52











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    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
    usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
    usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

    begin{document}
    Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
    begin{gather*}
    left(lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})right)\
    Updownarrow\
    left[
    begin{gathered}
    exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
    (V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that};\
    sum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
    lambda_jI)V_j=I.
    end{gathered}right]
    end{gather*}
    end{document}


    enter image description here






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      documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
      usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
      usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

      begin{document}
      Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
      begin{gather*}
      left(lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})right)\
      Updownarrow\
      left[
      begin{gathered}
      exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
      (V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that};\
      sum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
      lambda_jI)V_j=I.
      end{gathered}right]
      end{gather*}
      end{document}


      enter image description here






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        documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
        usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
        usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

        begin{document}
        Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
        begin{gather*}
        left(lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})right)\
        Updownarrow\
        left[
        begin{gathered}
        exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
        (V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that};\
        sum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
        lambda_jI)V_j=I.
        end{gathered}right]
        end{gather*}
        end{document}


        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer












        Try



        documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
        usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
        usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

        begin{document}
        Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
        begin{gather*}
        left(lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})right)\
        Updownarrow\
        left[
        begin{gathered}
        exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
        (V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that};\
        sum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
        lambda_jI)V_j=I.
        end{gathered}right]
        end{gather*}
        end{document}


        enter image description here







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        share|improve this answer



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        answered Dec 16 at 10:11









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            I wouldn't use parentheses around the top line, it's easy to remove them anyway.



            Before going to the proposed solution, some remarks:





            1. Never, ever, use $$ in LaTeX.

            2. Never, ever, use consecutive display math environments.

            3. Don't load latexsym: its job is already done by amssymb.


            4. amssymb already loads amsfonts.

            5. Dots between commas should be low; using dots will generally give you the right ones (see https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/122497/4427)


            A stylistic remark: using both mathcal and mathscr (from mathrsfs) can confuse readers.



            In the code below I only load amsmath, the other packages are not necessary for this solution.



            documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
            usepackage{amsmath}

            begin{document}

            Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
            begin{gather*}
            bigl(lambda=(lambda_1,dots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})bigr)\
            Updownarrow\
            left[
            begin{tabular}{c}
            $exists (U_1,dots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d$ and
            $(V_1,dots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d$ such that \
            $displaystylesum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I$ and
            $displaystylesum_{j=1}^d(T_j-lambda_jI)V_j=I$.
            end{tabular}
            right]
            end{gather*}

            end{document}


            enter image description here



            Differences from the good answer by GézàLaTeX:




            1. the top line is surrounded by slightly bigger parentheses (but, as said, I think they should be removed);


            2. for the bottom block I think it's better using tabular that frees from juggling with text.







            share|improve this answer





















            • Thank you very much for your great answer. So in my codes of my original document I keep only usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,dsfont,mathrsfs} usepackage{mathtools, nccmath} Do you agree with me?
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 11:57










            • @Schüler I find the font provided by dsfont ugly as hell, but that's personal preference. Of course if you use it you never use mathbb.
              – egreg
              Dec 16 at 12:03










            • So should I delete dsfont? What about usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}? Is it good? I'm beginner in Latex and thank you for your great help.
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 12:05








            • 1




              @Schüler If you don't use mathds, then the package is redundant; mathtools offers facilities for typesetting math; nccmath offers others, which I find generally of little use. You can easily discover what packages of this kind you're using or not: remove them and compile again, if they are actually used in the document you'll receive errors. As a general advice: don't copy your friend's template.
              – egreg
              Dec 16 at 12:10










            • @Schüler - The mathtools package loads the amsmath package automatically.
              – Mico
              Dec 16 at 13:18
















            8














            I wouldn't use parentheses around the top line, it's easy to remove them anyway.



            Before going to the proposed solution, some remarks:





            1. Never, ever, use $$ in LaTeX.

            2. Never, ever, use consecutive display math environments.

            3. Don't load latexsym: its job is already done by amssymb.


            4. amssymb already loads amsfonts.

            5. Dots between commas should be low; using dots will generally give you the right ones (see https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/122497/4427)


            A stylistic remark: using both mathcal and mathscr (from mathrsfs) can confuse readers.



            In the code below I only load amsmath, the other packages are not necessary for this solution.



            documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
            usepackage{amsmath}

            begin{document}

            Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
            begin{gather*}
            bigl(lambda=(lambda_1,dots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})bigr)\
            Updownarrow\
            left[
            begin{tabular}{c}
            $exists (U_1,dots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d$ and
            $(V_1,dots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d$ such that \
            $displaystylesum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I$ and
            $displaystylesum_{j=1}^d(T_j-lambda_jI)V_j=I$.
            end{tabular}
            right]
            end{gather*}

            end{document}


            enter image description here



            Differences from the good answer by GézàLaTeX:




            1. the top line is surrounded by slightly bigger parentheses (but, as said, I think they should be removed);


            2. for the bottom block I think it's better using tabular that frees from juggling with text.







            share|improve this answer





















            • Thank you very much for your great answer. So in my codes of my original document I keep only usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,dsfont,mathrsfs} usepackage{mathtools, nccmath} Do you agree with me?
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 11:57










            • @Schüler I find the font provided by dsfont ugly as hell, but that's personal preference. Of course if you use it you never use mathbb.
              – egreg
              Dec 16 at 12:03










            • So should I delete dsfont? What about usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}? Is it good? I'm beginner in Latex and thank you for your great help.
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 12:05








            • 1




              @Schüler If you don't use mathds, then the package is redundant; mathtools offers facilities for typesetting math; nccmath offers others, which I find generally of little use. You can easily discover what packages of this kind you're using or not: remove them and compile again, if they are actually used in the document you'll receive errors. As a general advice: don't copy your friend's template.
              – egreg
              Dec 16 at 12:10










            • @Schüler - The mathtools package loads the amsmath package automatically.
              – Mico
              Dec 16 at 13:18














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            8








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            I wouldn't use parentheses around the top line, it's easy to remove them anyway.



            Before going to the proposed solution, some remarks:





            1. Never, ever, use $$ in LaTeX.

            2. Never, ever, use consecutive display math environments.

            3. Don't load latexsym: its job is already done by amssymb.


            4. amssymb already loads amsfonts.

            5. Dots between commas should be low; using dots will generally give you the right ones (see https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/122497/4427)


            A stylistic remark: using both mathcal and mathscr (from mathrsfs) can confuse readers.



            In the code below I only load amsmath, the other packages are not necessary for this solution.



            documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
            usepackage{amsmath}

            begin{document}

            Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
            begin{gather*}
            bigl(lambda=(lambda_1,dots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})bigr)\
            Updownarrow\
            left[
            begin{tabular}{c}
            $exists (U_1,dots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d$ and
            $(V_1,dots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d$ such that \
            $displaystylesum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I$ and
            $displaystylesum_{j=1}^d(T_j-lambda_jI)V_j=I$.
            end{tabular}
            right]
            end{gather*}

            end{document}


            enter image description here



            Differences from the good answer by GézàLaTeX:




            1. the top line is surrounded by slightly bigger parentheses (but, as said, I think they should be removed);


            2. for the bottom block I think it's better using tabular that frees from juggling with text.







            share|improve this answer












            I wouldn't use parentheses around the top line, it's easy to remove them anyway.



            Before going to the proposed solution, some remarks:





            1. Never, ever, use $$ in LaTeX.

            2. Never, ever, use consecutive display math environments.

            3. Don't load latexsym: its job is already done by amssymb.


            4. amssymb already loads amsfonts.

            5. Dots between commas should be low; using dots will generally give you the right ones (see https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/122497/4427)


            A stylistic remark: using both mathcal and mathscr (from mathrsfs) can confuse readers.



            In the code below I only load amsmath, the other packages are not necessary for this solution.



            documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
            usepackage{amsmath}

            begin{document}

            Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
            begin{gather*}
            bigl(lambda=(lambda_1,dots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})bigr)\
            Updownarrow\
            left[
            begin{tabular}{c}
            $exists (U_1,dots,U_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d$ and
            $(V_1,dots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d$ such that \
            $displaystylesum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I$ and
            $displaystylesum_{j=1}^d(T_j-lambda_jI)V_j=I$.
            end{tabular}
            right]
            end{gather*}

            end{document}


            enter image description here



            Differences from the good answer by GézàLaTeX:




            1. the top line is surrounded by slightly bigger parentheses (but, as said, I think they should be removed);


            2. for the bottom block I think it's better using tabular that frees from juggling with text.








            share|improve this answer












            share|improve this answer



            share|improve this answer










            answered Dec 16 at 11:32









            egreg

            708k8618813163




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            • Thank you very much for your great answer. So in my codes of my original document I keep only usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,dsfont,mathrsfs} usepackage{mathtools, nccmath} Do you agree with me?
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 11:57










            • @Schüler I find the font provided by dsfont ugly as hell, but that's personal preference. Of course if you use it you never use mathbb.
              – egreg
              Dec 16 at 12:03










            • So should I delete dsfont? What about usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}? Is it good? I'm beginner in Latex and thank you for your great help.
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 12:05








            • 1




              @Schüler If you don't use mathds, then the package is redundant; mathtools offers facilities for typesetting math; nccmath offers others, which I find generally of little use. You can easily discover what packages of this kind you're using or not: remove them and compile again, if they are actually used in the document you'll receive errors. As a general advice: don't copy your friend's template.
              – egreg
              Dec 16 at 12:10










            • @Schüler - The mathtools package loads the amsmath package automatically.
              – Mico
              Dec 16 at 13:18


















            • Thank you very much for your great answer. So in my codes of my original document I keep only usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,dsfont,mathrsfs} usepackage{mathtools, nccmath} Do you agree with me?
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 11:57










            • @Schüler I find the font provided by dsfont ugly as hell, but that's personal preference. Of course if you use it you never use mathbb.
              – egreg
              Dec 16 at 12:03










            • So should I delete dsfont? What about usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}? Is it good? I'm beginner in Latex and thank you for your great help.
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 12:05








            • 1




              @Schüler If you don't use mathds, then the package is redundant; mathtools offers facilities for typesetting math; nccmath offers others, which I find generally of little use. You can easily discover what packages of this kind you're using or not: remove them and compile again, if they are actually used in the document you'll receive errors. As a general advice: don't copy your friend's template.
              – egreg
              Dec 16 at 12:10










            • @Schüler - The mathtools package loads the amsmath package automatically.
              – Mico
              Dec 16 at 13:18
















            Thank you very much for your great answer. So in my codes of my original document I keep only usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,dsfont,mathrsfs} usepackage{mathtools, nccmath} Do you agree with me?
            – Schüler
            Dec 16 at 11:57




            Thank you very much for your great answer. So in my codes of my original document I keep only usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,dsfont,mathrsfs} usepackage{mathtools, nccmath} Do you agree with me?
            – Schüler
            Dec 16 at 11:57












            @Schüler I find the font provided by dsfont ugly as hell, but that's personal preference. Of course if you use it you never use mathbb.
            – egreg
            Dec 16 at 12:03




            @Schüler I find the font provided by dsfont ugly as hell, but that's personal preference. Of course if you use it you never use mathbb.
            – egreg
            Dec 16 at 12:03












            So should I delete dsfont? What about usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}? Is it good? I'm beginner in Latex and thank you for your great help.
            – Schüler
            Dec 16 at 12:05






            So should I delete dsfont? What about usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}? Is it good? I'm beginner in Latex and thank you for your great help.
            – Schüler
            Dec 16 at 12:05






            1




            1




            @Schüler If you don't use mathds, then the package is redundant; mathtools offers facilities for typesetting math; nccmath offers others, which I find generally of little use. You can easily discover what packages of this kind you're using or not: remove them and compile again, if they are actually used in the document you'll receive errors. As a general advice: don't copy your friend's template.
            – egreg
            Dec 16 at 12:10




            @Schüler If you don't use mathds, then the package is redundant; mathtools offers facilities for typesetting math; nccmath offers others, which I find generally of little use. You can easily discover what packages of this kind you're using or not: remove them and compile again, if they are actually used in the document you'll receive errors. As a general advice: don't copy your friend's template.
            – egreg
            Dec 16 at 12:10












            @Schüler - The mathtools package loads the amsmath package automatically.
            – Mico
            Dec 16 at 13:18




            @Schüler - The mathtools package loads the amsmath package automatically.
            – Mico
            Dec 16 at 13:18











            3














            I recommend using [] instead of $$ $$.



            documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
            usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
            usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

            begin{document}
            Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
            $$Big(lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})Big)$$
            $$ Updownarrow $$
            $$
            left[
            begin{array}{c}
            exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)inmathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
            (V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that}\
            displaystylesum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
            lambda_jI)V_j=I.
            end{array}
            right]
            $$
            end{document}


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer

















            • 3




              You recommend, but you don't show? How about using an amsmath environment? ;-)
              – Johannes_B
              Dec 16 at 10:05










            • @Johannes_B I want to show that $$ $$ is also correct. I don't use [ ] because I'm afraid the OP will think that it is impossible to do the same with $$ $$. Anyway, thanks for your feedback!
              – JouleV
              Dec 16 at 10:11












            • @JouleV Why [] is better that $$ $$?Thanks.
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 10:23






            • 1




              @Schüler Why is [ … ] preferable to $$?
              – Johannes_B
              Dec 16 at 10:52
















            3














            I recommend using [] instead of $$ $$.



            documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
            usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
            usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

            begin{document}
            Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
            $$Big(lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})Big)$$
            $$ Updownarrow $$
            $$
            left[
            begin{array}{c}
            exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)inmathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
            (V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that}\
            displaystylesum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
            lambda_jI)V_j=I.
            end{array}
            right]
            $$
            end{document}


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer

















            • 3




              You recommend, but you don't show? How about using an amsmath environment? ;-)
              – Johannes_B
              Dec 16 at 10:05










            • @Johannes_B I want to show that $$ $$ is also correct. I don't use [ ] because I'm afraid the OP will think that it is impossible to do the same with $$ $$. Anyway, thanks for your feedback!
              – JouleV
              Dec 16 at 10:11












            • @JouleV Why [] is better that $$ $$?Thanks.
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 10:23






            • 1




              @Schüler Why is [ … ] preferable to $$?
              – Johannes_B
              Dec 16 at 10:52














            3












            3








            3






            I recommend using [] instead of $$ $$.



            documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
            usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
            usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

            begin{document}
            Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
            $$Big(lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})Big)$$
            $$ Updownarrow $$
            $$
            left[
            begin{array}{c}
            exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)inmathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
            (V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that}\
            displaystylesum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
            lambda_jI)V_j=I.
            end{array}
            right]
            $$
            end{document}


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer












            I recommend using [] instead of $$ $$.



            documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
            usepackage{amssymb,amsmath,amsthm,latexsym,mathrsfs,amsfonts,dsfont}
            usepackage{mathtools, nccmath}

            begin{document}
            Let $sigma_H(mathbf{T})$ denote the Harte spectrum of $mathbf{T}$ i.e.
            $$Big(lambda=(lambda_1,cdots,lambda_d)notin sigma_H(mathbf{T})Big)$$
            $$ Updownarrow $$
            $$
            left[
            begin{array}{c}
            exists (U_1,cdots,U_d)inmathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d;text{and};
            (V_1,cdots,V_d)in mathcal{B}(mathcal{H})^d ;text{such that}\
            displaystylesum_{j=1}^dU_j(T_j-lambda_jI)=I;text{and};sum_{j=1}^d(T_j-
            lambda_jI)V_j=I.
            end{array}
            right]
            $$
            end{document}


            enter image description here







            share|improve this answer












            share|improve this answer



            share|improve this answer










            answered Dec 16 at 10:03









            JouleV

            1,955425




            1,955425








            • 3




              You recommend, but you don't show? How about using an amsmath environment? ;-)
              – Johannes_B
              Dec 16 at 10:05










            • @Johannes_B I want to show that $$ $$ is also correct. I don't use [ ] because I'm afraid the OP will think that it is impossible to do the same with $$ $$. Anyway, thanks for your feedback!
              – JouleV
              Dec 16 at 10:11












            • @JouleV Why [] is better that $$ $$?Thanks.
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 10:23






            • 1




              @Schüler Why is [ … ] preferable to $$?
              – Johannes_B
              Dec 16 at 10:52














            • 3




              You recommend, but you don't show? How about using an amsmath environment? ;-)
              – Johannes_B
              Dec 16 at 10:05










            • @Johannes_B I want to show that $$ $$ is also correct. I don't use [ ] because I'm afraid the OP will think that it is impossible to do the same with $$ $$. Anyway, thanks for your feedback!
              – JouleV
              Dec 16 at 10:11












            • @JouleV Why [] is better that $$ $$?Thanks.
              – Schüler
              Dec 16 at 10:23






            • 1




              @Schüler Why is [ … ] preferable to $$?
              – Johannes_B
              Dec 16 at 10:52








            3




            3




            You recommend, but you don't show? How about using an amsmath environment? ;-)
            – Johannes_B
            Dec 16 at 10:05




            You recommend, but you don't show? How about using an amsmath environment? ;-)
            – Johannes_B
            Dec 16 at 10:05












            @Johannes_B I want to show that $$ $$ is also correct. I don't use [ ] because I'm afraid the OP will think that it is impossible to do the same with $$ $$. Anyway, thanks for your feedback!
            – JouleV
            Dec 16 at 10:11






            @Johannes_B I want to show that $$ $$ is also correct. I don't use [ ] because I'm afraid the OP will think that it is impossible to do the same with $$ $$. Anyway, thanks for your feedback!
            – JouleV
            Dec 16 at 10:11














            @JouleV Why [] is better that $$ $$?Thanks.
            – Schüler
            Dec 16 at 10:23




            @JouleV Why [] is better that $$ $$?Thanks.
            – Schüler
            Dec 16 at 10:23




            1




            1




            @Schüler Why is [ … ] preferable to $$?
            – Johannes_B
            Dec 16 at 10:52




            @Schüler Why is [ … ] preferable to $$?
            – Johannes_B
            Dec 16 at 10:52


















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