Hexo中输入数学公式
根据Next
主题官方文档Math
Equation配置好Hexo
对数学公式的支持,对于一些小问题可以写成LaTeX
记录在博客中。但是这里面遇到的问题是,MarkDown
毕竟不是针对LaTeX
设计的,所以一些特殊的宏包在博客中是不能使用的,对于一些特殊复杂的公式需要撰写tex
文件编译,而不是发表在博客上。对于一些简单的公式,如果在Hexo
博客上编写,应当注意使用原始的LaTeX
命令,以增强其兼容性,对于一些数学符号的输入,请参考:关于LaTeX公式编辑
Introduce,
而对于Hexo
支持的数学公式格式,为了方便使用,直接引用其官方的例子。
支持的数学公式
在Hexo
中开启数学支持,有两种插件支持,其中MathJax
依赖JavaScript
,但其支持的数学公式更多,而KaTeX
不依赖JavaScript
,
同时速度更快,但是其持的数学公式少一些,因些根据Next
主题官方,推荐使用MathJax
.它们支持的TeX/LaTeX
命令参考:
Simple Equations
For simple equations, use the following form to give a tag,
1 | $$\begin{equation} \label{eq1} |
\[\begin{equation} \label{eq1} e=mc^2 \end{equation}\]
Then, you can refer to this equation in your text easily by using something like:
1 | The famous matter-energy equation $\eqref{eq1}$ proposed by Einstein... |
The famous matter-energy equation \(\eqref{eq1}\) proposed by Einstein...
Multi-line Equations
For multi-line equations, inside the equation
environment, you can use the aligned
environment to split
it into multiple lines:
1 | $$\begin{equation} \label{eq2} |
\[\begin{equation} \label{eq2} \begin{aligned} a &= b + c \\ &= d + e + f + g \\ &= h + i \end{aligned} \end{equation}\]
1 | Equation $\eqref{eq2}$ is a multi-line equation. |
Equation \(\eqref{eq2}\) is a multi-line equation.
Multiple Aligned Equations
We can use align
environment to align multiple
equations. Each of these equations will get its own numbers.
1 | $$\begin{align} |
\[\begin{align} a &= b + c \label{eq3} \\ x &= yz \label{eq4} \\ l &= m - n \label{eq5} \end{align}\]
1 | There are three aligned equations: equation $\eqref{eq3}$, equation $\eqref{eq4}$ and equation $\eqref{eq5}$. |
There are three aligned equations: equation \(\eqref{eq3}\), equation \(\eqref{eq4}\) and equation \(\eqref{eq5}\).
Since align
in and of itself is a complete equation
environment (read here
about the difference between aligned
and align
in LaTeX). You do not need to wrap it with equation environment.
Exclude Equations from Numbering
In the align
environment, if you do not want to number
one or some equations, just use \nonumber
right behind
these equations. Like the following:
1 | $$\begin{align} |
\[\begin{align} -4 + 5x &= 2 + y \nonumber \\ w + 2 &= -1 + w \\ ab &= cb \end{align}\]
Use \tag
to Tag
Equations
Sometimes, you want to use more «exotic» style to refer your
equation. You can use \tag{}
to achieve this. For
example:
1 | $$x+1\over\sqrt{1-x^2} \tag{i}\label{eq_tag}$$ |
\[x+1\over\sqrt{1-x^2} \tag{i}\label{eq_tag}\]
1 | Equation $\eqref{eq_tag}$ use `\tag{}` instead of automatic numbering. |
Equation \(\eqref{eq_tag}\) use
\tag{}
instead of automatic numbering.