Reputation: 1054
Having trouble with latex formulas. For instance, for the following I get "Formula does not parse":
(\epsilon, F_\alpha_2, \epsilon) \rightarrow (F, \alpha_1)
There are a lot of formulas that break down with no apparant reason. For instance the previous sample works on http://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php
I use WP Latex plugin set with the wordpress.com Latex server.
Really frustrating. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 843
Reputation: 1
I had very similar problems when creating my Maths Training platform (for GCSE exams), I changed my setup and used MathML block which solved issues. Hope this helps.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 35983
Try (\epsilon, F_{\alpha_2}, \epsilon) \rightarrow (F, \alpha_1)
. This should work.
LaTeX does complain about the F_\alpha_2
part. It does not know if you want to have F_{\alpha 2}
(i.e. alpha
and 2
on the same lavel) or F_{\alpha_2}
(\alpha
and a subscribt2
within the subscript).
If you do not surround the subscript part with {
and }
, LaTeX takes only the next sign as subscript. But since you want two signs in subscript (\alpha
and 2
), you have to parenthesize it somehow.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 308763
I have no answers, but I can confirm your statement that the LaTeX is correct. I used the EquationSheet site. Here's what it returned for your input:
Upvotes: 0