Document LaTeX mathematical expressions

- "Code blocks can have the source, regular output, or error class."

- "Special sections are formatted as blockquotes that open with a level-2 header and close with a class identifier."

- "Special sections may be callouts or challenges; other styles are used by the template itself."

math: true

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## Adding Formatted Equations

The template supports rendering of equations via [KaTeX](https://katex.org/).

This option must be activated by adding `math: true` to the YAML front matter

of the Markdown file where you wish to use it.

Mathematical expressions can then be added to the page content using the LaTeX syntax.

Expressions can be written inline:

~~~

{% raw %}Inline expressions can be added between `$` symbols, e.g. $E = Mc^2$.{% endraw %}

~~~

{: .source}

with the result:

Inline expressions can be added between `$` symbols, e.g. $E = mc^2$.

Or as a block across multiple lines:

~~~

{% raw %}$$

    \lim_{x \rightarrow 0}

    \frac{

        \sin x

    } {

        x

    }

    = 1

$${% endraw %}

~~~

{: .source}

with the result:

$$

    \lim_{x \rightarrow 0}

    \frac{

        \sin x

    } {

        x

    }

    = 1

$$

The example above was taken from the chapter _Typesetting Mathematical Formulae_,

in [The Not So Short Introduction to LaTeX](https://tobi.oetiker.ch/lshort/lshort.pdf),

which provides a good reference guide for those wishing to add equations

and mathematical expressions to their lessons.

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