Test to see if Latex is Working

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**g_{ij} = **
**g^{ij} = **
**\Gamma_{ij}^{k} = **
<tex>R^{i}_{jkl} = </tex>
<tex>R_{ij} = </tex>
<tex>R = </tex>
<tex>T_{ij} = </tex>
 
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##\LaTeX3e##

##g_{ij} = \\
g^{ij} = \\
\Gamma_{ij}^{k} =##
[tex]R^{i}_{jkl} =[/tex]
$$R_{ij} = $$
[tex]R = \\<br /> T_{ij} =[/tex]

Subscripts and superscripts seem to be working yep. even ##_\mu \xi ^\nu## stuff

use the quote button under this post to see how I did that ;)
 
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Philosophaie said:
**g_{ij} = **
**g^{ij} = **
**\Gamma_{ij}^{k} = **
You are using the wrong symbols. Use two # symbols to start and end an inline equation, two $ symbols to start and end a display mode equation.

Here are your expressions properly written as as inline expressions (double #): ##g_{ij} = ## ##g^{ij} = ## ##\Gamma_{ij}^{k} = ##

And here as display mode (double $):
$$g_{ij} = $$ $$g^{ij} = $$ $$\Gamma_{ij}^{k} = $$

<tex>R^{i}_{jkl} = </tex>
<tex>R_{ij} = </tex>
<tex>R = </tex>
<tex>T_{ij} = </tex>
Once again, wrong syntax. Use square brackets rather than angle brackets.

Your expressions with square brackets:
[tex]R^{i}_{jkl} =[/tex]
[tex]R_{ij} =[/tex]
[tex]R =[/tex]
[tex]T_{ij} =[/tex]
 
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An easy way to see if you have written the correct code is using the preview post button in Go Advanced posting screen.
EDIT: And if what you are using is the app then you will need to switch to a browser to see the codes as intended.
 
Enigman said:
And if what you are using is the app then you will need to switch to a browser to see the codes as intended.

Are you referring to viewing LaTeX in preview mode, or in actual posts? (I've never used the app.)
 
jtbell said:
Are you referring to viewing LaTeX in preview mode, or in actual posts? (I've never used the app.)

In the app the ##\LaTeX## just doesn't work. You just get the corresponding TeX code ie. ## \LaTeX# #
But this is in the previous version of the android app, haven't got around to updating it yet.