Hi I have the following variables defined
$planck = 6.63E-34;
$planckD = Real($planck);
$planckU = NumberWithUnits("$planckD J s");
When I try to display in TeX within a question in Google Chrome (oddly fine for Win explorer and firefox), for example
\(h = $planckU\)
renders blank
where as
\(h = \)$planckU
renders the "h =" as TeX in the following
h = 6.63\times 10^{-34}\ {\rm J\,s}
Interestingly, adding a comma immediately after the backslash (for TeX thin space) and replacing the full expression in place of $planckU within the TeX braces above renders as it should in Chrome. PlanckD renders as it should.
Could there be a small issue with the function NumberWithUnits that neglects to to place a comma after the backslash to indicate a thinspace \, after the exponent ?
Zak