It seems that when I try to display LaTeX code in SAGE, it's eating up
some of the characters. Here is the Latex code I want to display:
L = "An ordered field is a field $F$ which is also an ordered set,
such that \\ \textbf{(i)} $x+y<x+z$ if $x,y,z \in F$ and $v<z$. \\
\textbf{(ii)} $xy>0$ if $x,y \in F$, and $x,y>0$."
'An ordered field is a field $F$ which is also an ordered set, such
that
\\ \textbf{(i)} $x+y<x+z$ if $x,y,z \\in F$ and $v<z$. \\
\textbf{(ii)} $xy>0$ if $x,y \\in F$, and $x,y>0$.'
One interesting thing is that in the string itself I'm getting an
extra '\' before '\in'. But more importantly when I try to show the
latex code, this is what I get back:
show(L)
An ordered field is a field F which is also an ordered set, such that
\ extbf{(i)} x+y0 if x;y2F, and x;y>0.
And when I investgate the latex code that is generated on my
statement, I get
latex(L)
\text{An ordered field is a field $F$ which is also an ordered set,
such
that \ extbf{(i)} $x+y<x+z$ if $x,y,z \in F$ and $v<z$. \
extbf{(ii)} $xy>0$ if $x,y \in F$, and $x,y>0$.}\text{An ordered
field is a field $F$ which is also an ordered set, such that \
extbf{(i)} $x+y<x+z$ if $x,y,z \in F$ and $v<z$. \ extbf{(ii)} $xy>0$
if $x,y \in F$, and $x,y>0$.}
which is also interesting. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Scot
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