So let's say I generate a Latex expression like so
def polar_gradient(f):
return (derivative(f, x), derivative(f, r), derivative(f,theta))
x, r, theta = var('x', 'r', 'theta')
f = r * sin(theta)
grad = polar_gradient(f)
expr=latex(grad)
Is there a way I can render expr and display it on the output line in an Ipython notebook?
I just wanted to add an alternative to @eric_g's answer which also worked for me.
If you're using Sage with VSCode, there is a way to toggle the output between text/plain, text/html, and text/latex:
In the Ipython notebook (now called Jupyter notebook), simply type
%display latex
grad
Note the % in front of display. After this command, all outputs will be displayed using LaTeX (MathJax rendering) (there is no need to type %display latex in subsequent cells). Note also that you don't need to write expr=latex(grad).
Asked: 2015-12-16 19:11:42 +0200
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Last updated: Jul 06 '23
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