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The answer of this question Creating a vector of indexed variables asked two years ago, is deprecated for the Latex_name part which seems natural since from that time one must use either \\ or r'' in place of only \. I have tried many thing but none works.
Here is the incriminated command
x = var("x", n=8, latex_name='\overline{x}')
show(x)
The answer of this question Creating a vector of indexed variables asked two years ago, is deprecated for the Latex_name part which seems natural since from that time one must use either \\ or r'' in place of only \. I have tried many thing but none works.
Here is the incriminated command
x = var("x", n=8, latex_name='\overline{x}')
show(x)
The answer of this question Creating a vector of indexed variables asked two years ago, is deprecated for the Latex_name part which seems natural since from that time one must use either \\ or r'' in place of only \. I have tried many thing but none works.
Here is the incriminated command
x = var("x", n=8, latex_name='\overline{x}')
show(x)
PS Deprecation apart, doesn't work in Jupyter with Sagemath 9.2 but works in Sagecell.
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