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The preprocessor gladtex allows you to put LaTeX equations into HTML files. I have found its output neater than that of other such formatters.
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<!-- displayed equation: --> <center><eq> U = \sum\limits_{s_1\in S_1} \sum\limits_{s_2\in S_2} \left\{ \begin{matrix} 1 & \hbox{if } s_1 > s_2 \cr 0 & \hbox{otherwise}\hfill\end{matrix} \right. </eq></center> <!-- inline equation: --> <p> Consider the binomial coefficient <eq>\textstyle \left(2\;m \atop m\right)</eq>. </p> <!-- running gladtex will render the equations as images and generate HTML to include them -->
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