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That's more of a $\LaTeX$ than a Sage question, and could get a better answer in a mailing list/newsgroup/forum/site dedicated to Latex$...

My two cents :

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That's more of a $\LaTeX$ than a Sage question, and could get a better answer in a mailing list/newsgroup/forum/site (mailing list|newsgroup|forum|site) dedicated to Latex$...$\LaTeX$...

My two cents :

• Lome $\L

  Some $\LaTeX$ packages help with "long equations" ; breqn comes to mind, but there are probably others.

• You may typeset manually : convert your "long" numerical output in a string, then chop it up in conveniently sized chunks, arrange them in a list, then generate in Sage a string representing a convenient $\LaTeX$ packaging of this list. See the example.tex in the $SAGE_LOCAL/share/texmf/tex/latex/ of your distribution for inspiration (I'm thinking of the Pascal's triangle example.

That's more of a $\LaTeX$ than a Sage question, and could get a better answer in a (mailing list|newsgroup|forum|site) dedicated to $\LaTeX$...

My two cents :

• Some $\LaTeX$ packages help with "long equations" ; breqn comes to mind, but there are probably others.

• You may typeset manually : convert your "long" numerical output in a string, then chop it up in conveniently sized chunks, arrange them in a list, then generate in Sage a string representing a convenient $\LaTeX$ packaging of this list. See the example.tex in the $SAGE_LOCAL/share/texmf/tex/latex/$SAGE_LOCAL/share/texmf/tex/latex/sagetex/ directory of your distribution for inspiration (I'm thinking of the Pascal's triangle example.example).

But you should also reconsider the need for printing your "long number output". If you need a bedsheet to print it, ask yourself if your reader shall read said bedsheet ? Or are you attempting bragging ?

HTH,

That's more of a $\LaTeX$ than a Sage question, and could get a better answer in a (mailing list|newsgroup|forum|site) dedicated to $\LaTeX$...

My two cents :

• Some $\LaTeX$ packages help with "long equations" ; breqn comes to mind, but there are probably others.

• You may typeset manually : convert your "long" numerical output in a string, then chop it up in conveniently sized chunks, arrange them in a list, then generate in Sage a string representing a convenient $\LaTeX$ packaging of this list. See the example.tex in the $SAGE_LOCAL/share/texmf/tex/latex/sagetex/ directory of your distribution for inspiration (I'm thinking of the Pascal's triangle example).

But you should also reconsider the need for printing your "long number output". If you need a bedsheet to print it, ask yourself if your reader shall read said bedsheet ? Or are you attempting bragging ?

HTH,