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Sometimes when I use %display latex with a long expression, a line break occurs at a place that makes the output unreadable.

For example here the factor outside the parenthesis is $\beta_+^2(m_i-m_j)^2$, but it is so close and aligned with the first line, that it appears inside to the unalerted eye.

Why isn't the factor aligned with the second line instead?
Should this even be reported as a Sagemath or a Jupyter issue?

Versions: jupyterlab 2.2.9, Sagemath 9.3beta4

Sometimes when I use %display latex with a long expression, a line break occurs at a place that makes the output unreadable.

For example here the factor outside the parenthesis is $\beta_+^2(m_i-m_j)^2$, but it is so close and aligned with the first line, that it appears inside to the unalerted human eye.

Why isn't the factor aligned with the second line instead?
Should this even be reported as a Sagemath or a Jupyter issue?

Versions: jupyterlab 2.2.9, Sagemath 9.3beta4

Sometimes when I use %display latex with a long expression, expression, a line break occurs at a place that makes the output unreadable. read wrong.

For example, adjust the window to a short width and run for various values of n the following:

n = 9  # or more depending on window width
(sum(x^i for i in (0 .. n)))*exp(x)/x

Longer example here where the factor outside numerator should be $( ... ) \beta_+^2(m_i-m_j)^2$ but appears to be inside the parenthesis is $\beta_+^2(m_i-m_j)^2$, but it is so close and aligned with the first line, that it appears inside to the human eye.parenthesis:

Why isn't the factor aligned with the second line instead?
Should this even be reported as a Sagemath or a Jupyter issue?

Versions: jupyterlab 2.2.9, Sagemath 9.3beta4

Sometimes when I use With %display latex with a , long expression, a expressions can read wrong due to weird line break occurs at a place that makes the output read wrong.breaks.

For example, adjust the window to a short width and run run for various values of n the following:

n p = 9 lambda n: sum(x^i for i in (0 .. n))*exp(x)/x
p(9)  # or more depending on window width
(sum(x^i for i in (0 .. n)))*exp(x)/x

Longer example where the numerator should be $( ... ) \beta_+^2(m_i-m_j)^2$ but appears to be inside the parenthesis:

Why isn't the factor aligned with $e^x$ after the parenthesis on the second line instead?
instead?

With %display latex, long expressions can read wrong due to weird line breaks.

For example, run for various values of n the following:

p = lambda n: sum(x^i for i in (0 .. n))*exp(x)/x
p(9)  # or more depending on window width

Why isn't the factor $e^x$ after the parenthesis on the second line instead?

Is this even a SageMath, a Jupyter, or a MathJax issue? Where to report it?

Versions: JupyterLab 2.2.9, SageMath 9.3beta4.