I'm trying to enter the following equation:
/
\mu_A(x) = < 1, if and only if x \in A
\ 0, if and only if x \notin A.
Looking at Herbert and Andre's responses to my previous request for
guidance, I've use \cases and pressed ctrl-m, right to space between words.
After too long a time playing, it looks OK on the LyX page but generates a
ton of errors (about 10, actually) when I try to compile the document.
There's something about the specific codes that TeX doesn't like. I'm
stymied.
The code, copied with the pointy device from the Lyx page:
\mu_{A}x=\begin{cases}
1,\textrm{}if\textrm{}and\textrm{}only\textrm{}if\textrm{}x\textrm{}\in\textrm{}A\\
0,\textrm{}if\textrm{}and\textrm{}only\textrm{}if\textrm{}x\textrm{}\notin\textrm{}A\end{cases}\textrm{}
What have I done incorrectly, please?
TIA,
Rich
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