@HeckinFox The integral only converges to 1/x if and only if the real part of x is larger than 0. So technically those expressions don't all have the same domain as one another and thus aren't all equal.
@KetuSamu There are
- Der See (the lake)
- Die See (the sea)
The meaning of the word chances depending on the article.
For Ostsee and Nordsee we use the article "die", so the sea version of "See" is meant. Therefor we don't call them lakes.
The other question i can't answer.
After trying to convert some more of my university notes I found that it also doesn’t seem to support sup, inf, lim sup, lim inf.
It also struggles with ħ, which is unfortunate.
The issue with the symbols above other symbols also manifests when trying to convert my QM notes.
@GoodnotesApp
I’ve some slight observations regarding the equation recognition:
1. Let us change the color of the generated equation. I haven’t found a way to do so and it makes them hard to read on dark paper.
4. There seem to be symbols which are currently not recognised, for example \oint.
5. It seems to have problems with more complicated integral bounds. I have tried converting some integrals over areas and that hasn’t worked to well. See picture for an example.
Update on the @fortschrittsvlg website: I have finished the data base layout and have setup MariaDB in my test environment.
I have to get some data into the database before I will be able to write the proper selects for the backend but that should be done soon.