Here we have that the base $b$ is an integer, the exponent $e$ a non-negative integer and the modulus $m$ a positive integer. To be more specific, we want $e$ to be larger or equal to zero, and $m$ is larger than zero. This is because what we are effectively doing, is multiplying $e$ copies of $b$ and a modulo reduction by $m$. In this context, multiplying a negative number of copies of $b$ has no definition.
The text within $...$ is rendered as expected on GitHub:
However on cips.cardano.org the symbols inside $...$ appear twice:
Something similar happens in CIP-1694:
This is minor, but I thought it was worth pointing out. Maybe people aren't supposed to be using TeX in CIPs.
CIP-0109 contains the following markdown:
The text within
$...$
is rendered as expected on GitHub:However on
cips.cardano.org
the symbols inside$...$
appear twice:Something similar happens in CIP-1694:
This is minor, but I thought it was worth pointing out. Maybe people aren't supposed to be using TeX in CIPs.