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Publish/Subjects/Discrete Mathematics/Discrete Mathematics Index.md

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+[[DM 2022-23 paper solution]]
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Publish/miscellaneous/Prompts.md

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 Please use inline LaTeX formulas within `$` for inline math expressions and `$$` for centered or block-level math in markdown when writing for Obsidian.
 
 Please use inline LaTeX formulas within `$` for inline math expressions and `$$` for centered or block-level math in markdown when writing for Obsidian. Avoid using `\(`, `\)`, `\[`, or `\]` for math expressions, as these can cause issues with rendering in Obsidian by being treated as simple brackets rather than LaTeX delimiters. This results in improper display or ignored content. Using `$` for inline math and `$$` for block math ensures correct rendering in Obsidian.
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+# Latex 2
+Always use **inline LaTeX** for Obsidian with `$` to start and end inline math expressions, ensuring no spaces between the delimiters and the content (e.g., `$x^2 + y^2 = z^2$`). For block or centered math expressions, enclose them in `$$` (e.g., `$$E=mc^2$$`). Do not use `\(`, `\)`, `\[`, or `\]` under any circumstances, as these will not render properly in Obsidian.
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+For **tables with LaTeX content**, use the following strict format:
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+- Each cell must have LaTeX content enclosed in `$`.
+- Use markdown table syntax with `|` to separate columns and `---` for the header separator row.
+
+**Example:**
+
+```
+| $Column1$         | $Column2$       | $Column3$       |
+|--------------------|-----------------|-----------------|
+| $Cell1_1$         | $Cell1_2$       | $Cell1_3$       |
+| $Cell2_1$         | $Cell2_2$       | $Cell2_3$       |
+```
+
+Strictly adhere to this structure for inline, block-level, and tabular LaTeX content in Obsidian.
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