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<P>Hello. Below are the contents of my LaTeX, Throwaway8.tex file which uses the
package mathrsfs.sty, I think, intended to produce script L and script H. Via
the command "latex Throwaway8.tex" the script L and script H symbols were
gratefully all visible in the output file Throwaway8.dvi when viewed with the
program Okular. But via my typical latex2html command, which was probably
"latex2html -nonavigation -no_math -html_version 3.2,math -split 0
Throwaway8.tex," the output file Throwaway8.html, when viewed in a Konqueror Web
browser, showed the script L only in the derivative corresponding to the LaTeX
command \frac{\partial {\mathscr {L}}_{int}}{\partial \dot{\eta }_{\sigma }},
but not for the other instances of {\mathscr {L}}_{int}} or the script H for
{\mathscr {H}}_{int} in the equation commanded below. So how may I code
Throwaway8.tex or use an appropriate latex2html command so that after executing
my latex2html command on Throwaway8.tex I in Throwaway8.html may obtain script L
and script H for every instance commanded of, respectively, {\mathscr {L}} and
{\mathscr {H}} in Throwaway8.tex? I probably used the LaTeX2HTML Version 2008
(1.71) for the LaTeX2HTML results I report here; anyhow it was the latest
version of LaTeX2HTML distributed with probably both an OpenSuSE-11.3 and
openSUSE-11.4 Linux operating system; and I think that 1.71 was probably that
version of LaTeX2HTML. </P>
<P>Pat </P>
<P>Contents of the file Throwaway8.tex:</P>
<P>\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article}</P>
<P>\usepackage{epsfig,color,html,makeidx,amsmath,mathrsfs,hyperref}</P>
<P>\pagecolor{white}</P>
<P>\setlength{\parskip}{20pt plus 2pt minus 2pt}</P>
<P>\begin{document}</P>
<P>\baselineskip=29pt</P>
<P>\vspace{5 mm}</P>
<P>\begin{equation}</P>
<P>{\mathscr {H}}_{int}=\frac{\partial {\mathscr {L}}_{int}}{\partial \dot{\eta
}_{\sigma }}\dot{\eta }_{\sigma }-{\mathscr {L}}_{int}=-{\mathscr {L}}_{int}</P>
<P>\end{equation}</P>
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