Math in Latex : <
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Hi, Sorry if this has been asked before. How do I write a LaTeX equation involving <? What I’ve been doing is writing two equations (one before, one after) with html code < in between. Is there a direct way?
Thanks!
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Hi drmike. Thanks, that’s what I hoped but yesterday it didn’t work. Maybe it was a temporary glitch.
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It should work. You are putting the ‘$latex’ bit at teh beginning and the ‘$’ mark at the end, right?
I used this out of the faq demo:
$latex ihbarfrac{partial}{partial t}left|Psi(t)right>=Hleft|Psi(t)right>$Do note that I’m using the regular text editor, not the fancy editor with the icons along the top. You can switch between them at Dashboard -> users -> Your profile -> Uncheck the box at teh top of that page.
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Today, my blog has a problem with Latex http://trungtuan.wordpress.com/2007/08/12/dinh-li-stolz-cesaro-va-ap-dung/ . Why? Help me!
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If you use the HTML entity for < (<), wordpress will convert it back into an actual less-than symbol for LaTeX processing. It’s pretty ugly, imo, but it seems to work.
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