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Using footnotes inside stackrel multiple times in a single equation
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When I want to place a footnote above some operator I usually use something like this
begin{equation}
2 + 2 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 4
end{equation}
footnotetext{it's trivial.}
which works fine as long as I only use it once in the equation. If I try to use it twice, both of the footnotes get numbered with the bigger counter, like this:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{hyperref}
begin{document}
%
begin{equation}
1 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 1 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 1
end{equation}
footnotetext{is equal to}
footnotetext{is the same as}
%
end{document}

In the accepted answer to Multiple footnotes in equations in stackrel/overset with hyperref, the workaround is using the stackon command from the stackengine package. However, this has some drawbacks:
1) the hyperref links don't work;
2) the following counter doesn't have the right number, as shown in this example:
begin{equation}
1 stackon[1pt]{=}{Shortstack{footnotemark[1]}} 1 stackon[1pt]{=}{Shortstack{footnotemark[2]}} 1
end{equation}
footnotetext[1]{is equal to}
footnotetext[2]{is the same as}
%
footnote{a third footnote, with the wrong counter.}
3) the spaces before and after the equal sign are removed:

So my question is: is there a way to solve this problem while still using stackrel?
footnotes
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When I want to place a footnote above some operator I usually use something like this
begin{equation}
2 + 2 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 4
end{equation}
footnotetext{it's trivial.}
which works fine as long as I only use it once in the equation. If I try to use it twice, both of the footnotes get numbered with the bigger counter, like this:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{hyperref}
begin{document}
%
begin{equation}
1 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 1 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 1
end{equation}
footnotetext{is equal to}
footnotetext{is the same as}
%
end{document}

In the accepted answer to Multiple footnotes in equations in stackrel/overset with hyperref, the workaround is using the stackon command from the stackengine package. However, this has some drawbacks:
1) the hyperref links don't work;
2) the following counter doesn't have the right number, as shown in this example:
begin{equation}
1 stackon[1pt]{=}{Shortstack{footnotemark[1]}} 1 stackon[1pt]{=}{Shortstack{footnotemark[2]}} 1
end{equation}
footnotetext[1]{is equal to}
footnotetext[2]{is the same as}
%
footnote{a third footnote, with the wrong counter.}
3) the spaces before and after the equal sign are removed:

So my question is: is there a way to solve this problem while still using stackrel?
footnotes
add a comment |
When I want to place a footnote above some operator I usually use something like this
begin{equation}
2 + 2 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 4
end{equation}
footnotetext{it's trivial.}
which works fine as long as I only use it once in the equation. If I try to use it twice, both of the footnotes get numbered with the bigger counter, like this:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{hyperref}
begin{document}
%
begin{equation}
1 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 1 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 1
end{equation}
footnotetext{is equal to}
footnotetext{is the same as}
%
end{document}

In the accepted answer to Multiple footnotes in equations in stackrel/overset with hyperref, the workaround is using the stackon command from the stackengine package. However, this has some drawbacks:
1) the hyperref links don't work;
2) the following counter doesn't have the right number, as shown in this example:
begin{equation}
1 stackon[1pt]{=}{Shortstack{footnotemark[1]}} 1 stackon[1pt]{=}{Shortstack{footnotemark[2]}} 1
end{equation}
footnotetext[1]{is equal to}
footnotetext[2]{is the same as}
%
footnote{a third footnote, with the wrong counter.}
3) the spaces before and after the equal sign are removed:

So my question is: is there a way to solve this problem while still using stackrel?
footnotes
When I want to place a footnote above some operator I usually use something like this
begin{equation}
2 + 2 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 4
end{equation}
footnotetext{it's trivial.}
which works fine as long as I only use it once in the equation. If I try to use it twice, both of the footnotes get numbered with the bigger counter, like this:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{hyperref}
begin{document}
%
begin{equation}
1 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 1 stackrel{footnotemark}{=} 1
end{equation}
footnotetext{is equal to}
footnotetext{is the same as}
%
end{document}

In the accepted answer to Multiple footnotes in equations in stackrel/overset with hyperref, the workaround is using the stackon command from the stackengine package. However, this has some drawbacks:
1) the hyperref links don't work;
2) the following counter doesn't have the right number, as shown in this example:
begin{equation}
1 stackon[1pt]{=}{Shortstack{footnotemark[1]}} 1 stackon[1pt]{=}{Shortstack{footnotemark[2]}} 1
end{equation}
footnotetext[1]{is equal to}
footnotetext[2]{is the same as}
%
footnote{a third footnote, with the wrong counter.}
3) the spaces before and after the equal sign are removed:

So my question is: is there a way to solve this problem while still using stackrel?
footnotes
footnotes
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