The following table is too wide:
https://opentext.uleth.ca/apex-calculus/sec_hyperbolic.html#fig_hfinverse2
It almost works, except for the domains that are unions of two intervals:
In PDF the table is also technically too wide, but I've done some page-fitting to put it in a minipage that's stretched and shifted:
I am wondering how best to address this. Some possibilities:
- Cut the number of columns in half. There are two ways to do this:
- List all the hyperbolic functions, and then their inverses
- Alternate each hyperbolic function and its inverse (cosh, cosh^{-1}, etc.)
- Try to do a table with paragraphs in the columns, and hope that the longer lines wrap.
I say "hope" for the second choice because the long lines are all math, and in both formats I'm not confident we'll get a line break in the middle of a math expression.
The following table is too wide:
https://opentext.uleth.ca/apex-calculus/sec_hyperbolic.html#fig_hfinverse2
It almost works, except for the domains that are unions of two intervals:
In PDF the table is also technically too wide, but I've done some page-fitting to put it in a minipage that's stretched and shifted:
I am wondering how best to address this. Some possibilities:
I say "hope" for the second choice because the long lines are all math, and in both formats I'm not confident we'll get a line break in the middle of a math expression.