I don't think I'll ever actually write code like the above, but the following example will also cause the same problem - an extra space before \in.
\min_{i \in I} a_i
This problem can be solved as a quick fix by enclosing the mathrel symbol by \hiderel, but this does not seem smart. I couldn't understand why this problem occurs, but is there any way to solve this bug?
If I compile the code below, I get an unnecessary space before the equals sign.
I don't think I'll ever actually write code like the above, but the following example will also cause the same problem - an extra space before
\in
.This problem can be solved as a quick fix by enclosing the
mathrel
symbol by\hiderel
, but this does not seem smart. I couldn't understand why this problem occurs, but is there any way to solve this bug?