enddisplaystyle

Enddisplaystyle is a term used in the context of mathematical typesetting, particularly in the LaTeX document preparation system. It is a command that signifies the end of a display math environment. In LaTeX, display math is used to render mathematical expressions on their own line, typically for emphasis or clarity. The command is used in conjunction with the begin{displaystyle} command, which initiates the display math environment. For example, the following LaTeX code:

\begin{displaystyle}

a^2 + b^2 = c^2

\end{displaystyle}

will render the equation a^2 + b^2 = c^2 on its own line. The end{displaystyle} command is essential for properly closing the display math environment and ensuring that the mathematical expression is rendered correctly. It is important to note that the use of end{displaystyle} is specific to the LaTeX document preparation system and may not be applicable to other typesetting systems. Additionally, the command is not necessary when using the dollar sign ($) shorthand for display math, as the dollar signs automatically indicate the beginning and end of the display math environment.