LaTex Support
9:54:00 PM
Just installed LaTex in my Blog.
Those who already know about it (not that a lot of people reads my blog), may find it funny that what would I be doing with such scripts. Well, I don't know either. May be some math posts are coming or may be not. But I just wanted to play a little with it.
Those who don't know what LaTex is, it is a document markup language; in traditional formatted document editor such as Microsoft Word, Open Office the user doesn't need to know mark up process that was used in it as there is a very good GUI support. LaTex is mainly used for writing mathematical equations.
Here Goes:
Those who already know about it (not that a lot of people reads my blog), may find it funny that what would I be doing with such scripts. Well, I don't know either. May be some math posts are coming or may be not. But I just wanted to play a little with it.
Those who don't know what LaTex is, it is a document markup language; in traditional formatted document editor such as Microsoft Word, Open Office the user doesn't need to know mark up process that was used in it as there is a very good GUI support. LaTex is mainly used for writing mathematical equations.
Here Goes:
The Grand Einstein's Equation: $E=mc^2$
The infamous Schrodinger's Equation: $E\Psi(\mathbf{r})= \frac{{-{\hbar}^2}}{2m}{\nabla}^2\Psi(\mathbf{r})+U\Psi(\mathbf{r})$
Well seems okay. I couldn't work the \mathbi{}
though. :(
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