$$
\left(\, \sum_{k=1}^n a_k b_k \right)^2 \le
\left(\, \sum_{k=1}^n a_k^2 \right) \left(\, \sum_{k=1}^n b_k^2 \right)
$$
Well, that was pretty easy.
I just followed the instructions here on downloading and installing.
Next, I went looked in the tests directory and copied some lines out the test file:
Next I went to the html view of the template for my blog and I put those lines at the start of the document body and pointed the paths at my install of jsMath (in a web accessible directory). Next, I put the following lines at the very bottom of the document body:
According to the install instructions there are variations on this that should work, but I couldn't get them to work satisfactorily.
In later posts maybe I'll play with some of the plugins.
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To me (Chrome on Windows) it looks like it failed to resize characters. There are normal-text-sized parentheses at the top, inside but a little bit below are sigmas, and about 1ex below that the rest of the formula appears fine.
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I commented it fixed itself. Huh.
ReplyDeleteIt seems to be some caching/timing issue. I saw the same thing on first load, and reloading fixed it.
ReplyDeleteMathJax -- the successor to jsMath was released recently: http://www.mathjax.org/
ReplyDeleteMike, thanks for the link. Can you tell me why I would prefer mathjax over jsMath?
ReplyDeleteFrom my perspective getting jsMath installed and setup was more straight forward. Otherwise I couldn't really tell a difference between the two when I compared them.
Thanks!