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Mathjax is the software that takes TeX and shows it in your browser.
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Please add \( \) to delimiters for inline MathJax
(see also Inline LaTeX doesn't seem to work)
I see that this site uses the nonstandard \$ delimiters to MathJax rather than \( and \) which are used in most other sites. … Since MathJax allows multiple delimiters, and asymmetrical delimiters are more robust, could you add these? …
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