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Created on Jan 13, 2023

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This example demonstrates a mathematical research abstract on Siegel cusp forms, rendered as an HTML page with LaTeX-style typesetting. The page displays inline and display equations alongside body text, using MathJax to convert LaTeX notation into readable mathematics. It is generated by PlasTeX and styled with a white theme, while JavaScript files (jquery.min.js, plastex.js, svgxuse.js) handle page behavior. The content presents the Fourier series representation and the main theorem about coefficient non-vanishing, showing how static academic documents can be converted into web pages.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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