Last modified: 2010-12-19 01:56:40 UTC
:<code><nowiki><math>a \sin \theta = a \operatorname{sin} \theta \,\!</math></nowiki></code> produces :<math>a \sin \theta = a \operatorname{sin} \theta \,\!</math>. This way, <code>\operatorname</code> is useless, being essentially synonymous with <code>\mathrm</code>: :<code><nowiki><math>a \mathrm{sin} \theta = a \operatorname{sin} \theta \,\!</math></nowiki></code> :<math>a \mathrm{sin} \theta = a \operatorname{sin} \theta \,\!</math>. For now, I use the workaround :<code><nowiki><math>a \sin \theta = a\,\operatorname{sin}\,\theta \,\!</math></nowiki></code> :<math>a \sin \theta = a\,\operatorname{sin}\,\theta \,\!</math>. :<code><nowiki><math>\phi = \operatorname{artanh}\,\beta \,\!</math></nowiki></code> :<math>\phi = \operatorname{artanh}\,\beta \,\!</math> (notice the <code>\,</code>s). <code>\bmod</code> has the same problem: :<code><nowiki><math>n \bmod 2 \qquad n\,\bmod\,2 \,\!</math></nowiki></code> :<math>n \bmod 2 \qquad n\,\bmod\,2 \,\!</math>.
This seems to be the same bug as Bug 18912 to me.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 18912 ***