> Yes, and this is a known bug.
Why it is a bug? It seems to be import to distinguish between
<m> $ \widetilde{\nu}=1/\lambda $ </m>
or <m> \( \widetilde{\nu}=1/\lambda \) </m>
and, on the other hand,
<m> \[ \widetilde{\nu}=1/\lambda \] </m>
- Peter
On 12/02/2015 03:59 PM, Damien Guillaume wrote:
>> Hi. You should use the latex LaTeX math delimiters inside:
>>
>> <m> $ \widetilde{\nu}=1/\lambda $ </m>
>> or <m> \( \widetilde{\nu}=1/\lambda \) </m>
>> or <m> \[ \widetilde{\nu}=1/\lambda \] </m>
>
> Yes, and this is a known bug. Users who use MathJax rendering do not see
> an error when they do not use $ delimiters, but their equations are not
> visible to people using a different math renderer (like tth, which is
> the current default). And printing fails.
> There are other issues related to the use of several math renderers. For
> instance in this case \widetilde is not recognized by tth. Currently it
> might be better for authors to use tth, or to try different renderers.
>
> Damien
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