Somehow SE's MathJax doesn't like \DeclareMathOperator in subscripts or superscripts, this. This doesn't render on SE:
$\DeclareMathOperator{\two}{two}$ $\two+\two=\two^\two$ (I can't directly demonstrate the failure here, since MathJax seems not available in this community.)
But in the MathJax demo it renders just fine:
What's the reason? Different version of MathJax?
Somehow SE's MathJax doesn't like \DeclareMathOperator in subscripts or superscripts, this doesn't render on SE:
$\DeclareMathOperator{\two}{two}$ $\two+\two=\two^\two$ (I can't directly demonstrate the failure here, since MathJax seems not available in this community.)
But in the MathJax demo it renders just fine:
What's the reason? Different version of MathJax?
Somehow SE's MathJax doesn't like \DeclareMathOperator in subscripts or superscripts. This doesn't render on SE:
$\DeclareMathOperator{\two}{two}$ $\two+\two=\two^\two$ (I can't directly demonstrate the failure here, since MathJax seems not available in this community.)
But in the MathJax demo it renders just fine:
What's the reason? Different version of MathJax?
Somehow SE's MathJax doesn't like \DeclareMathOperator in subscripts or superscripts, this doesn't render on SE:
$\DeclareMathOperator{\two}{two}$ $\two+\two=\two^\two$ (I can't directly demonstrate the failure here, since MathJax seems not available in this community.)
But in the MathJax demo it renders just fine:
What's the reason? Different version of MathJax?