Latex Disappeared: Why Is Text Flux $\pi$ Text Intensity?

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In summary, the conversation discusses the issue of latex formulas disappearing when previewing and editing a post on the Physics Forums website. The problem has been reported by multiple users and seems to occur when using the full editor. The original post shows up as expected on Safari, but the issue persists for some users.
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yucheng
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This is my thread, here at https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/why-is-text-flux-pi-text-intensity.1007599/

I initially pasted the latex formulas in, but then after previewing and then reverting back to editing mode, the latex disappeared and is replaced with unicode. What's wrong? (actually, in between, I used the more options button to use the full editor)

By the way, I am also facing the same problems as

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/unable-to-preview-latex.1007118/
 
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The thread shows up as expected for me (Safari on ipad)
 
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caz said:
The thread shows up as expected for me (Safari on ipad)
yeah I edited it. The picture refers to the original post where the latex disappeared.
 

1. What is latex and why is it important in scientific research?

Latex is a type of natural rubber that is commonly used in scientific research due to its unique properties such as high elasticity, water resistance, and biocompatibility. It is used in various applications such as making gloves, tubing, and seals for laboratory equipment.

2. What does it mean for latex to "disappear"?

In the context of scientific research, "latex disappearing" refers to the sudden disappearance of latex particles in a solution. This can occur due to various factors such as changes in temperature, pH, or the presence of certain chemicals.

3. How does the disappearance of latex affect research results?

The disappearance of latex can significantly affect research results, especially in experiments where latex particles are used as indicators or markers. If the latex disappears, it can lead to inaccurate or inconclusive results, making it difficult to draw valid conclusions from the experiment.

4. What is text flux and how is it related to the disappearance of latex?

Text flux refers to the movement or flow of text in a document or system. In the context of the disappearance of latex, text flux $\pi$ (pi) is used to represent the movement or intensity of the disappearing latex particles. This can be measured and analyzed to gain insights into the factors causing the disappearance.

5. Is the disappearance of latex a common occurrence in scientific research?

Yes, the disappearance of latex is a common occurrence in scientific research, especially in experiments involving latex particles. Researchers often take precautions to prevent the disappearance of latex, such as using stable solvents or controlling environmental conditions. However, it can still happen unexpectedly and must be carefully monitored and addressed to ensure accurate research results.

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