Error in begin{array} when posting in mathematica.stackexchange
I've been trying to post the following in a question at mathematica.stackexchange, but apparently there is an error.
f_{1}(x)=G_{1,2}^{2,0}left(xbigg|
begin{array}{c}
2 \
1,1 \
end{array}
right)
Could someone point where the problem is and correct it?
Thanks.
This is what I get when I try to post to mathematica.stackexchange:
And the same thing in math.stackexchange has no errors:
errors
asked 49 mins ago
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I've been trying to post the following in a question at mathematica.stackexchange, but apparently there is an error.
f_{1}(x)=G_{1,2}^{2,0}left(xbigg|
begin{array}{c}
2 \
1,1 \
end{array}
right)
Could someone point where the problem is and correct it?
Thanks.
This is what I get when I try to post to mathematica.stackexchange:
And the same thing in math.stackexchange has no errors:
errors
asked 49 mins ago
NevesNeves
203128
4
stackexchange is using mathjax not a tex engine to typeset so it isn't really on topic here, but that fragment looks OK if you include it in mathematics, eg$....$
– David Carlisle
46 mins ago
2
No problem with this code( surrounded by$$ ... $$). B.t.w., for spacing problems, it's better to usebiggm|.
– Bernard
44 mins ago
Just out of curiosity: Is the,(comma) in1,1a decimal marker?
– Mico
18 mins ago
No, 1,1 are two numbers.
– Neves
15 mins ago
add a comment |
I've been trying to post the following in a question at mathematica.stackexchange, but apparently there is an error.
f_{1}(x)=G_{1,2}^{2,0}left(xbigg|
begin{array}{c}
2 \
1,1 \
end{array}
right)
Could someone point where the problem is and correct it?
Thanks.
This is what I get when I try to post to mathematica.stackexchange:
And the same thing in math.stackexchange has no errors:
errors
asked 49 mins ago
NevesNeves
203128
I've been trying to post the following in a question at mathematica.stackexchange, but apparently there is an error.
f_{1}(x)=G_{1,2}^{2,0}left(xbigg|
begin{array}{c}
2 \
1,1 \
end{array}
right)
Could someone point where the problem is and correct it?
Thanks.
This is what I get when I try to post to mathematica.stackexchange:
And the same thing in math.stackexchange has no errors:
errors
errors
asked 49 mins ago
NevesNeves
203128
asked 49 mins ago
NevesNeves
203128
edited 35 mins ago
Neves
asked 49 mins ago
NevesNeves
203128
asked 49 mins ago
NevesNeves
203128
asked 49 mins ago
NevesNeves
203128
203128
4
stackexchange is using mathjax not a tex engine to typeset so it isn't really on topic here, but that fragment looks OK if you include it in mathematics, eg$....$
– David Carlisle
46 mins ago
2
No problem with this code( surrounded by$$ ... $$). B.t.w., for spacing problems, it's better to usebiggm|.
– Bernard
44 mins ago
Just out of curiosity: Is the,(comma) in1,1a decimal marker?
– Mico
18 mins ago
No, 1,1 are two numbers.
– Neves
15 mins ago
add a comment |
4
stackexchange is using mathjax not a tex engine to typeset so it isn't really on topic here, but that fragment looks OK if you include it in mathematics, eg$....$
– David Carlisle
46 mins ago
2
No problem with this code( surrounded by$$ ... $$). B.t.w., for spacing problems, it's better to usebiggm|.
– Bernard
44 mins ago
Just out of curiosity: Is the,(comma) in1,1a decimal marker?
– Mico
18 mins ago
No, 1,1 are two numbers.
– Neves
15 mins ago
4
4
stackexchange is using mathjax not a tex engine to typeset so it isn't really on topic here, but that fragment looks OK if you include it in mathematics, eg
$....$– David Carlisle
46 mins ago
stackexchange is using mathjax not a tex engine to typeset so it isn't really on topic here, but that fragment looks OK if you include it in mathematics, eg
$....$– David Carlisle
46 mins ago
2
2
No problem with this code( surrounded by
$$ ... $$). B.t.w., for spacing problems, it's better to use biggm|.– Bernard
44 mins ago
No problem with this code( surrounded by
$$ ... $$). B.t.w., for spacing problems, it's better to use biggm|.– Bernard
44 mins ago
Just out of curiosity: Is the
, (comma) in 1,1 a decimal marker?– Mico
18 mins ago
Just out of curiosity: Is the
, (comma) in 1,1 a decimal marker?– Mico
18 mins ago
No, 1,1 are two numbers.
– Neves
15 mins ago
No, 1,1 are two numbers.
– Neves
15 mins ago
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stackexchange is using mathjax not a tex engine to typeset so it isn't really on topic here, but that fragment looks OK if you include it in mathematics, eg
$....$– David Carlisle
46 mins ago
2
No problem with this code( surrounded by
$$ ... $$). B.t.w., for spacing problems, it's better to usebiggm|.– Bernard
44 mins ago
Just out of curiosity: Is the
,(comma) in1,1a decimal marker?– Mico
18 mins ago
No, 1,1 are two numbers.
– Neves
15 mins ago