I'm new to latex and i'm writing my first document. I want to specify the conditions for a theorem to be true and i want to format it like this: Centered tuple at the top. List of items with roman numeration, each of them aligned on \leq simbol (but roman enumerate still at left)
I wrote this for a previous part
\begin{align*}
&AP=(Q,\Sigma,\Gamma,\delta,Q_0,Z_0,F) \\
Q&: Conjunto\ de\ estados \\
\Sigma&: Alfabeto\ de\ entrada \\
\Gamma&: Alfabeto\ de\ Pila \\
\delta&: Q\times(\Sigma\cup\{\lambda\})\times\Gamma \rightarrow P(Q\times\Gamma^*)\\
Q&_0 \in Q \\
Z&_0 \in \Gamma \\
F&: Estados\ Finales,\ F \in Q
\end{align*}
which outputs
but instead of aligning to center as the above example i want to enumerate in roman numbers in such a way that numbers stay at left but the content of each conditions stays aligned by comparison symbol (be that <= or =)



\documentclass{...}and ending with\end{document}. – Marco Daniel Feb 26 '17 at 18:41\leqsymbol? There's none in your code. – Bernard Feb 26 '17 at 18:52\text{...}wrappers. And, for more-appropriate spacing, instead of:, consider writing\colon. – Mico Feb 26 '17 at 18:52\colon would be appropriatehere, semantically, as it corresponds to an explanation. – Bernard Feb 26 '17 at 19:14\colonwill have too tight a spacing, whereas a real:in math mode will be better. That said, we should wait to know what are those mysterious\leq… – Bernard Feb 26 '17 at 19:27