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I'm not seeing any issues with LaTeX formulas. The usual first thing to try in such a case would be to refresh the page in your browser, and if that doesn't work, try signing out and then signing back in again.
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Does (align)
\begin{align*}
0<(3-a^2)^2 &\Longrightarrow 0<36-24a^2+4a^4 \\
&\Longrightarrow -3a^4+12a^2<36-12a+a^4=(6-a^2)^2\\
& \Longrightarrow 3a^2(4-a^2) <(6-a^2)^2
\end{align*}
one of (dollars)
$$
0<(3-a^2)^2 \Longrightarrow 0<36-24a^2+4a^4 \Longrightarrow -3a^4+12a^2<36-12a+a^4=(6-a^2)^2 \Longrightarrow 3a^2(4-a^2) <(6-a^2)^2
$$
these examples reflect (sharps) ##
0<(3-a^2)^2 \Longrightarrow 0<36-24a^2+4a^4 \Longrightarrow -3a^4+12a^2<36-12a+a^4=(6-a^2)^2 \Longrightarrow 3a^2(4-a^2) <(6-a^2)^2 ## what you meant?
\begin{align*}
0<(3-a^2)^2 &\Longrightarrow 0<36-24a^2+4a^4 \\
&\Longrightarrow -3a^4+12a^2<36-12a+a^4=(6-a^2)^2\\
& \Longrightarrow 3a^2(4-a^2) <(6-a^2)^2
\end{align*}
one of (dollars)
$$
0<(3-a^2)^2 \Longrightarrow 0<36-24a^2+4a^4 \Longrightarrow -3a^4+12a^2<36-12a+a^4=(6-a^2)^2 \Longrightarrow 3a^2(4-a^2) <(6-a^2)^2
$$
these examples reflect (sharps) ##
0<(3-a^2)^2 \Longrightarrow 0<36-24a^2+4a^4 \Longrightarrow -3a^4+12a^2<36-12a+a^4=(6-a^2)^2 \Longrightarrow 3a^2(4-a^2) <(6-a^2)^2 ## what you meant?
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Refreshing did not cure it. I signed out, then viewing a page as non-member it ws OK. I signed back in again and the defect came back. It is happening to my last post but I have seen it on others recently.PeterDonis said:I'm not seeing any issues with LaTeX formulas. The usual first thing to try in such a case would be to refresh the page in your browser, and if that doesn't work, try signing out and then signing back in again.
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So far I don't see the problem today with my Win10 laptop and Firefox
at home. I'll check it with my older Vista PC and Firefox at work tomorrow.
at home. I'll check it with my older Vista PC and Firefox at work tomorrow.
Interesing. I'll try that as well. What Windows version are you using, and which Browser/version.epenguin said:Yes that's the one. I have now just noticed that that I get the right thing back when I widen the page. Something that had never presented itself till a few days ago.
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Fresh_42, your dollar line is cut off in the middle of the plus after the 12a; on the other hand I can slide the last part leftwards into view. Your last formula extens right out of the page, something I have never seen before, but it again I can slide it into view.
I did not mean that - I had been seeing characters and whole formulae mutilated, but it seems I have it back under control now. Thanks to you all.
I did not mean that - I had been seeing characters and whole formulae mutilated, but it seems I have it back under control now. Thanks to you all.
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I'm using an iPad with IOS14.berkeman said:So far I don't see the problem today with my Win10 laptop and Firefox
at home. I'll check it with my older Vista PC and Firefox at work tomorrow.
Interesing. I'll try that as well. What Windows version are you using, and which Browser/version.
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It seems to be (somewhat) browser related. I am using a mouse with a scroll wheel set to zoom the browser contents.
The equation in post #3 above will extend a varying length past the right edge of the text window depending on the zoom level. The text is correctly placed, but the equation doesn't wrap to fit the window.
This also occurs with (and others):
https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...ool-to-a-container.995481/page-2#post-6413318
Cheers,
Tom
The equation in post #3 above will extend a varying length past the right edge of the text window depending on the zoom level. The text is correctly placed, but the equation doesn't wrap to fit the window.
This also occurs with (and others):
https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...ool-to-a-container.995481/page-2#post-6413318
Cheers,
Tom
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See https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/latex-rendering-problem.990128/
@Greg Bernhardt, any news from the MathJax developers?
@Greg Bernhardt, any news from the MathJax developers?
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Yes, that illustrates exactly the sort of thing I'm seeing.DrClaude said:See https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/latex-rendering-problem.990128/
@Greg Bernhardt, any news from the MathJax developers?
I am wondering whether the problem on my post in question might also be caused by the rather large pictures I have there. I am not very handy with posting pictures and these are too big anyway, but I can't see to it immediately and will do so later.
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Nothing. Last update was end of August. I'll send them an email.DrClaude said:@Greg Bernhardt, any news from the MathJax developers?
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The pictures, which are not rendered by MathJax, are as they are seen. I.e. if you download them, they are already damaged. I guess, that there is either a problem with the source, or one of the upload procedures, which ever had been used.DrClaude said:See https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/latex-rendering-problem.990128/
@Greg Bernhardt, any news from the MathJax developers?
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The pictures are screen shots I took.fresh_42 said:The pictures, which are not rendered by MathJax, are as they are seen. I.e. if you download them, they are already damaged. I guess, that there is either a problem with the source, or one of the upload procedures, which ever had been used.
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It looks like the issue I'm seeing is unique to my old Vista PC at work (running Firefox):berkeman said:So far I don't see the problem today with my Win10 laptop and Firefox
at home. I'll check it with my older Vista PC and Firefox at work tomorrow.
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/solid-angle-integration.995638/
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This ones renders correctly in Safari on MacOS. Go figure!berkeman said:It looks like the issue I'm seeing is unique to my old Vista PC at work (running Firefox):
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/solid-angle-integration.995638/
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Renders fine with Windows 10 and Firefox, too.
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