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Notes are now enabled on the site

Short research notes and technical posts can now use markdown with TeX rendering.

The blog is now kept as a lightweight notes section rather than a template demo.

The practical goal is simple: write short technical posts in markdown, keep the site static, and still support TeX when needed.

For example, inline math such as ut+f(u)x=0u_t + f(u)_x = 0 and display equations such as

∂tu+∇⋅F(u)=0\partial_t u + \nabla \cdot F(u) = 0

can now be written directly in a post.

Future posts can be used for:

  • derivations and implementation notes,
  • numerical experiments worth documenting,
  • reading notes or references that deserve a short summary,
  • project updates that are too small for a full page but too useful to keep buried in a notebook.
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