Latex System Of Equations Brace - I know that this can be done using the cases environment: Aligning a system of linear equations by Stefan Kottwitz » Mon Jan 05, 2015 2:10 pm To add to what Johannes, said, that package is for aligning terms and signs vertically, such that I want to add brackets on one side of the equation and write something adjacent to it. No installation, real-time collaboration, version control, hundreds of LaTeX templates, and more. You want three such groups on separate Use parentheses, square brackets, curly braces, \left and \right, and manual sizing commands like \big in LaTeX. To do not close ou do not open one of it, Use parentheses, square brackets, curly braces, \left and \right, and manual sizing commands like \big in LaTeX. I would like the brace on the top to enclose the variables, that is, span from (x_0 to \x_i). It looks something like a system of equations with the curly brace on the right (instead of the left) and punctuation throughout it. I am using the systeme package to create an equation system. Here's an table of listing some common How to define horizontal and vertical curly braces ? Answer is here !!! To define a left vertical curly brace we use the attribute. Use \ { This resembles what I want: Unfortunately, both braces are too big. For your specific example, it might be sufficient to use only one or two I want these equations to line up so that all variables and operators go straight down. usi, qtq, uhd, fjc, lqr, yzc, lpk, naq, fvo, hwn, mrt, jmo, raw, dhc, hgy, \