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From: ram@zedat.fu-berlin.de (Stefan Ram)
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Subject: Re: How to read Web pages with funny backslashes?
Date: 31 Jul 2024 22:51:17 GMT
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nobody@nowhere.invalid (Marc Olschok) wrote or quoted:
>It is ordinary LaTeX inside the \[ ... \] marks (if you happen to use
>math.stackechange or mathoverflow ore the nlab etc. you probably have
>already seen this). The strange thing is that the & inside the matrix
>are replaced by the & , so they will display as & but of course not
>compile. I do not know if this is meant to be this way or an error on
>the web page.

  Oh, that only happened because I showed the HTML source code
  of the webpage in my second post. But the problem still exists
  even if you replace "&" with "&".

  In the meantime, I asked my buddy, the chatbot, to convert it
  into acceptable LaTeX for me, and he nailed it! His trick? He
  added a "\usepackage{amsmath}"!