# Where do I publish very large formulae related to my question?

Recently I asked a question at Math.SE that contained several formulae essential for the question to be understood. While investigating the problem further, I came up with several other very large formulae that might be interesting/useful for people trying to answer the question, so I would like to make them available to the question readers. But I do not want to add them directly to the question, because they would cause it to bloat too much. Ideally, I would create a separate page with these formulae and add a link to it from the question.

Is it possible to do this relying entirely on StackExchange capabilities? Or do I need to search for an external hosting supporting $\LaTeX$/MathJax?

• What about just write them in LaTeX, compile to PDF, and then include the pictures in your post? That way they can be resized down so the post looks ok and you can be sure the vastness of your formulae won't be disrupted by the fickleness of site rendering. – user2055 Oct 26 '13 at 0:47
• Not PDF. If the formulas are in machine-readable form, I can put them into my own CAS. Since they are "very large" they are probably not intended to be read by a human. – GEdgar Oct 28 '13 at 12:53
• @GEdgar Is it considered a good style to post formulae on Math.SE in a Mathematica language? – Vladimir Reshetnikov Oct 28 '13 at 17:37