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Subject: Rendering <latex math: formular>?
Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2017 03:42:17 -0000 (UTC)
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Being located in a remote location, with problematic inet access, I've
accumulated many text-files containing some <latex maths formulae>.
fetched while I <paid> to get my emails.

A typical problem contents looks like:---------
   simplicity we will consider only two of them), one has:

   \[\begin{align} \tag{2} \textit{(initial state)}{:}\ & (a\ket{b_k} +
   b\ket{b_j})\ket{A_0 } \\ \textit{(final state)}{:}\ & (a\ket{b_k}
   \ket{A_k} + b\ket{b_j} \ket{A_j}). \end{align}\]
---------
As I remember the *.htm where fetched and stored as text via
 `lynx -dump *.htm > Fl`.

How would I be able to read these text files',
  apparently latex contents?
  
==TIA.