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docs/Users_Guide/difficulty_index.rst

@@ -39,13 +39,13 @@ threshold. So it penalizes the split case, where the ensemble members are close
 either side of the threshold. The A term outside the brackets is a weighting to account for 
 heuristic forecast difficulty situations. Its values for winds are given below.
 
- .. math :: A = 0 if \bar{x} is above 50kt
- .. math :: A = 0 if \bar{x} is below 5kt
- .. math :: A = 1.5 if \bar{x} is between 28kt and 34kt
- .. math :: \text{A} = 1.5 - 1.5[\frac{\bar{x}(kt)-34kt}{16kt}] for 34kt\leq\bar{x}\leq 50kt
- .. math :: \text{A} = 1.5[\frac{\bar{x}(kt)-5kt}{23kt}] for 5kt\leq\bar{x}\leq 28kt
+  .. math :: A = 0 if \bar{x} is above 50kt
+  .. math :: A = 0 if \bar{x} is below 5kt
+  .. math :: A = 1.5 if \bar{x} is between 28kt and 34kt
+  .. math :: \text{A} = 1.5 - 1.5[\frac{\bar{x}(kt)-34kt}{16kt}] for 34kt\leq\bar{x}\leq 50kt
+  .. math :: \text{A} = 1.5[\frac{\bar{x}(kt)-5kt}{23kt}] for 5kt\leq\bar{x}\leq 28kt
 
- .. image:: figure/weighting_wave_hgt_difficulty_index.png
+  .. image:: figure/weighting_wave_hgt_difficulty_index.png
 
 The weighting ramps up to a value 1.5 for a value of :math:`x` that is slightly below the threshold. 
 This accounts for the notion that a forecast is more difficult when it is slightly below the threshold