Tag: mathjax
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Beautiful equations.
The post explores various physics principles, emphasizing key equations and their implications. It highlights concepts such as the relationship between speed and mass, gravitational attraction, time dilation, black hole information loss, increasing disorder over time, and electric charge behavior. The author notes formatting challenges on their platform for displaying mathematical content.
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MathJax In order to get #MathJax, and Google-code-prettify working on your blog! You first have to add a few lines near the end of the </head> section of your html, as illustrated in the code-block below, or view the following image: How? Choose customize, and then edit html. After the <body> tag, an ‘onload=’ event…
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#MathJax, and #google-code-prettify, now live. Here, and there. 😉 Tagged as: #mathjax, #latex, #javascript, #css, and #html
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#MathJax, and #google-code-prettify, now live. Here, and there. 😉 Tagged as: #mathjax, #latex, #javascript, #css, and #html
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Just me, trying out something new. ;-)
It’s been a while, since I looked into #mathjax, #latex, #javascript, #css, and #html. But now that I am, once again, and know how to use syntax highlighting on my tumblr, I’ll be sure to post more about it. 😉 Just keep an eye out on the pages section of this blog, as I probably…
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Just me, trying out something new. ;-)
Here’s le me trying out the MathJax javascript engine on my tumblr, and while I’m pleased with the results so far! 😉 I regret having to notice that equations who start with begin{aligned}, and end with end{aligned}, seem to confuse the script!? Please consider this post as a “warming up” excerice. A way for me…
Yet another fine blog…. 😅 