MathJax - display LaTeX in a browser MathJax is a powerful tool to display latex based mathematical code in almost all web browsers. For example the continued fraction expression of and $e$ and $\pi$ can be easily displayed as Stopping at one point gives some of the most famous fraction approximations of $\pi$, e.g. the two approximations Note that these examples are not pictures, but copyable text (try right click)! One can copy them to e.g. LaTeX or Mathematica. MathJax is really powerful. Even more fancier examples like commutative diagrams are possible (here: part of the unit laws in a monoidal category) To display commutative diagrams with MathJax use an Xy-pic compatible extension called XyJax. With this extension we can display really fancy pictures like labeled knots. And something I really appreciate: it is possible to display higher morphisms like cobordisms. NEWS I am still a fool. My paper got accepted. The arXiv version of this paper was updated. My paper got accepted. The arXiv version of this paper was updated. "There are two ways to do mathematics. The first is to be smarter than everybody else. The second way is to be stupider than everybody else - but persistent." - based on a quotation from Raoul Bott. Upcoming event where you can meet me: Visit Faro Click
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