How to handle cases environment with long text in condition statement












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I have the following code



begin{align*}
H_k(mathbb{RP}^n times mathbb{RP}^m) &cong left(bigoplus _{i+j =
k}begin{cases*}
mathbb{Z} & if $mathcal{P}_1$ \
mathbb{Z}/2mathbb{Z} & if $mathcal{P}_2 cup mathcal{P}_3$\
0 & otherwise \
end{cases*}right) \
&oplus left(bigoplus_{p+q = k-1} begin{cases*}
mathbb{Z}/2mathbb{Z} & if $q$ is odd and $0 <q < m$ and $p$ is odd and $0 < p < n$\
0 & otherwise \
end{cases*}right)
end{align*}


which produces the following output (the framed box code is not in the above)



enter image description here



Now the problem is that I want the long condition in the cases evironment to fit in the box and still appear next to the Z/2Z in a natural way.



The best I can get is the following after making a minor change to the above code and this doesn't look very natural as it looks we have two separate conditions in the cases environment and it's just that one of the conditions is next to an empty block of blank space.



In this case what is the best way to handle this situation?



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    I have the following code



    begin{align*}
    H_k(mathbb{RP}^n times mathbb{RP}^m) &cong left(bigoplus _{i+j =
    k}begin{cases*}
    mathbb{Z} & if $mathcal{P}_1$ \
    mathbb{Z}/2mathbb{Z} & if $mathcal{P}_2 cup mathcal{P}_3$\
    0 & otherwise \
    end{cases*}right) \
    &oplus left(bigoplus_{p+q = k-1} begin{cases*}
    mathbb{Z}/2mathbb{Z} & if $q$ is odd and $0 <q < m$ and $p$ is odd and $0 < p < n$\
    0 & otherwise \
    end{cases*}right)
    end{align*}


    which produces the following output (the framed box code is not in the above)



    enter image description here



    Now the problem is that I want the long condition in the cases evironment to fit in the box and still appear next to the Z/2Z in a natural way.



    The best I can get is the following after making a minor change to the above code and this doesn't look very natural as it looks we have two separate conditions in the cases environment and it's just that one of the conditions is next to an empty block of blank space.



    In this case what is the best way to handle this situation?



    enter image description here









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      I have the following code



      begin{align*}
      H_k(mathbb{RP}^n times mathbb{RP}^m) &cong left(bigoplus _{i+j =
      k}begin{cases*}
      mathbb{Z} & if $mathcal{P}_1$ \
      mathbb{Z}/2mathbb{Z} & if $mathcal{P}_2 cup mathcal{P}_3$\
      0 & otherwise \
      end{cases*}right) \
      &oplus left(bigoplus_{p+q = k-1} begin{cases*}
      mathbb{Z}/2mathbb{Z} & if $q$ is odd and $0 <q < m$ and $p$ is odd and $0 < p < n$\
      0 & otherwise \
      end{cases*}right)
      end{align*}


      which produces the following output (the framed box code is not in the above)



      enter image description here



      Now the problem is that I want the long condition in the cases evironment to fit in the box and still appear next to the Z/2Z in a natural way.



      The best I can get is the following after making a minor change to the above code and this doesn't look very natural as it looks we have two separate conditions in the cases environment and it's just that one of the conditions is next to an empty block of blank space.



      In this case what is the best way to handle this situation?



      enter image description here









      share














      I have the following code



      begin{align*}
      H_k(mathbb{RP}^n times mathbb{RP}^m) &cong left(bigoplus _{i+j =
      k}begin{cases*}
      mathbb{Z} & if $mathcal{P}_1$ \
      mathbb{Z}/2mathbb{Z} & if $mathcal{P}_2 cup mathcal{P}_3$\
      0 & otherwise \
      end{cases*}right) \
      &oplus left(bigoplus_{p+q = k-1} begin{cases*}
      mathbb{Z}/2mathbb{Z} & if $q$ is odd and $0 <q < m$ and $p$ is odd and $0 < p < n$\
      0 & otherwise \
      end{cases*}right)
      end{align*}


      which produces the following output (the framed box code is not in the above)



      enter image description here



      Now the problem is that I want the long condition in the cases evironment to fit in the box and still appear next to the Z/2Z in a natural way.



      The best I can get is the following after making a minor change to the above code and this doesn't look very natural as it looks we have two separate conditions in the cases environment and it's just that one of the conditions is next to an empty block of blank space.



      In this case what is the best way to handle this situation?



      enter image description here







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