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Mathjax Math equations can be rendered using Mathjax syntax with AMS symbol support. Optionally enable this on a per-page basis by adding mathjax: true to your frontmatter. Then, use $$ ... $$ on a line by itself to render a block equation: $$ | Pr_{x \leftarrow P_{1}} [A(x) = 1] - Pr_{x \leftarrow P_{2}} [A(x) = 1] | < \text{negligible} $$ The raw version is: $$ | Pr_{x \leftarrow P_{1}} [A(x) = 1] - Pr_{x \leftarrow P_{2}} [A(x) = 1] | < \text{negligible} $$ Write in-line equations with \\( ... \\) , like \( x^n / y \) . It’s easy! ...

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