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The following works just fine in LaTeX:
\SI{1}{\electronvolt} = \SI{1.602176621(98)e-19}{\joule}
However, when rendered using MathJax I have
1 eV = 1.602176621(98)e - 19 J
Where e - 19 shows up instead of the \times usual scientific notation. The package works fine when using regular decimals though.
e - 19
\times
To render properly I had to use the following workaround:
\SI{1}{\electronvolt} = \num{1.602176621(98)}\times 10^{-19}\,\si{\joule}
Is there a way to typeset this properly? I couldn't find anything similar in the package reference.
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Thanks for the advice! Sorry for the noise here. I'm closing this issue =)
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The following works just fine in LaTeX:
However, when rendered using MathJax I have
Where
e - 19
shows up instead of the\times
usual scientific notation. The package works fine when using regular decimals though.To render properly I had to use the following workaround:
Is there a way to typeset this properly? I couldn't find anything similar in the package reference.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: