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In a regular jupyter notebook, running, for example, the following: from IPython.display import display, Math, Latex display(Math(r'F(k) = \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} f(x) e^{2\pi i k} dx')) produces an equation rendered in LaTeX (via Mathjax). Even though LaTeX works fine in markdown cells, LaTeX equations produced as above do not seem to render in Google Colaboratory. The same happens to the output of functions for example from qutip, which would normally render in latex (for example, qutip.basis(2, 0) would normally render in latex, but doesn't in Colaboratory). Why does this happen? Is there a

I'm doing a presentation system in QML (with C++ backend) similar to this one . I want to be able to include some Latex code to display some math (only minimum Latex capabilities needed, such as sums, fractions, super- and substript and math fonts). I see the following possibilities to do so: Using latex2e : Compile the Latex code to a DVI document (with latex ) Convert the DVI to SVG (with dvisvgm ) Display this using an Image in QML (which also supports SVG) Using MathJax : Wrap the Latex code in a small HTML file + include the MathJax JS library Display this using WebKit for QML Custom

先使用 mathpix 将图片转为 latex。 mathpix 软件下载地址： https://mathpix.com/ mathpix 的使用是 ctrl+alt+m 。 再将latex 转为 word 公式。 可以将latex 公式代码复制到 https://www.mathjax.org/#demo，再转为 word 公式： 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/gris/p/11797710.html

I'm trying to use vim-latex with gVim on Windows XP, but as soon as I open a .tex file (or as soon as I set ft=tex ) gVim crashes with no error messages visible. The crash doesn't occur in console vim. I've followed the setup instructions to a T (as far as I can tell), and I've tried disabling all other plugins and stripping my .vimrc as well. I tried running gvim -V9log.txt file.tex , but the output didn't help me, I'll include it here in case you can get anything useful from it. could not source "$VIM\vimrc" sourcing "$HOME\_vimrc" Searching for "filetype.vim" in "C:\Documents and Settings

This question already has an answer here: Slides with Columns in Pandoc 6 answers I want to convert a markdown file to html and pdf using pandoc. For the pdf file, which is intended for printing, I'd like to render a block of (narrow) text in two column format. This is what I came up with (and doesn't work): --- papersize: a4 documentclass: article header-includes: - \usepackage{multicol} ... H1 ============== H2 - A -------------- \begin{multicols}{2} ### H3 - a Blah blah blah... ### H3 - b Blah blah blah... ### H3 - c Blah blah blah... \end{multicols} H2 - B -------------- Blah blah blah...