Autonum.info [Deluxe × 2026]

On first compile, both equations may appear numbered. On the , autonum reads the .aux file, sees that eq:einstein is referenced, and keeps its number. The Pythagorean equation remains unreferenced, so its number disappears. 3.3 With align and cleveref \documentclassarticle \usepackageamsmath, cleveref \usepackageautonum \begindocument

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\beginalign x &= y + z \labeleq:first \ a &= b - c \labeleq:second \endalign

\beginequation g(x) = \sqrtx \labeleq:root \endequation autonum.info

\beginequation f(x) = x^2 \labeleq:square \endequation

Compile twice. Result: Equation (1) has a number, equation (2) has no number. autonum is a powerful, time-saving package for authors who want their equation numbering to be driven by content references rather than manual decisions. It integrates seamlessly with standard math environments and reference packages, making it an excellent choice for technical documents of any length. The only requirement is a habit of compiling twice (or using latexmk ) – a small price for fully automated numbering hygiene. Further information : Full documentation is available on autonum.info or by running texdoc autonum in your TeX distribution.

We refer to \eqrefeq:square but not to \eqrefeq:root. On first compile, both equations may appear numbered

autonum is often preferred over mathtools ’ showonlyrefs because autonum works with more environments and handles \label placement more robustly. \documentclassarticle \usepackageamsmath \usepackage[colorlinks]hyperref \usepackagecleveref \usepackageautonum \begindocument

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We only refer to \eqrefeq:first. Hence only the first line gets a number. It integrates seamlessly with standard math environments and

\usepackageautonum \documentclassarticle \usepackageamsmath \usepackageautonum \begindocument

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