If you go back and look at your last three postings I think you will see what I see, a number of places where you have 2\ and even one 85/\
and, unless I'm just having a bad day, I think it is difficult for any reader to know exactly what those are supposed to mean.
I am guessing that you are using "special characters" in your Mathematica notebook and then pasting from your notebook to the forum.
I am guessing that those "special characters" then paste as a backslash, an open square bracket, a name for the character and a closing square bracket.
I am guessing that the posting process is then "eating" your brackets and the name.
The result is I believe something that is even more difficult to guess than if the brackets and name were present.
I don't believe this will solve all your problems, but I think it will help if you do one of three things,
1: use "ordinary characters" for your variable names in expressions,
2: learn how to use "the orange spikey ball" above the posting box to post Mathematica code fragments with less damage done,
3. manually insert a single blank space before and after every opening or closing square bracket after you have pasted.
(This last one appears to confuse the posting software into submission and it then appears to give up and just display what you entered)
1 means you don't get to make it look like fancy published math.
2 means you have to learn how to coax that to work.
3. means if someone is going to scrape-n-paste into Mathematica they may have to remove the spaces.
But any one of those, if carefully and successfully done, should help readers be able to understant a little more.
There are probably much bigger issues to deal with for your problem, but starting with the basics is good.
(You could even carefully edit your previous three postings to utilize 1 or 2 or 3 and that might be very helpful)
Please test this carefully, inspect the result after clicking Publish, and go back and manually edit and Publish
and repeat as needed until the results are finally correct and readable and possibly even understandable.
