mh – The MH bun­dle

The mh bun­dle is a se­ries of pack­ages de­signed to en­hance the ap­pear­ance of doc­u­ments con­tain­ing a lot of math. The main back­bone is ams­math, so those un­fa­mil­iar with this re­quired part of the LaTeX sys­tem will prob­a­bly not find the pack­ages very use­ful. Com­po­nent parts of the bun­dle are:breqn, em­pheq, flex­isym, math­style and math­tools, mh­setup,
The em­pheq pack­age is a vi­sual markup ex­ten­sion of ams­math. Em­pheq al­lows so­phis­ti­cated box­ing and other mark­ing of multi-line maths dis­plays, and fixes prob­lems with the way that the nthe­o­rem pack­age places end-of-the­o­rem mark­ers.
The math­tools pack­age pro­vides many use­ful tools for math­e­mat­i­cal type­set­ting. It fixes var­i­ous de­fi­cien­cies of ams­math and stan­dard LaTeX.
The mh­setup pack­age de­fines var­i­ous pro­gram­ming tools needed by both em­pheq and math­tools.
The breqn pack­age makes more easy the busi­ness of prepar­ing dis­played equa­tions in LaTeX, in­clud­ing per­mit­ting au­to­matic line-break­ing within dis­played equa­tions. (Breqn uses the math­style pack­age to keep track of the cur­rent maths type­set­ting style, some­thing that raw TeX hides from the pro­gram­mer.)