This reference contains a formula and when I write it as follows
@article{romeo2011effective,
title={The effective stability parameter for two-component galactic discs:
is $Q^{- 1}\sim Q^{- 1}_{stars}+ Q^{- 1}_{gas}?$},
author={Romeo, Alessandro B and Wiegert, Joachim},
journal={Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society},
volume={416},
number={2},
pages={1191--1196},
year={2011},
publisher={The Royal Astronomical Society}
}
there are some errors (missing $ or missing a {). Note that I'm using a Persian thesis template (it can be found here).
This title comes from google schoolar.
Note that, using {$Q^{-1}\sim Q^{-1}_{\text{stars}}+Q^{-1}_{\text{gas}}$}?, the numbers appear in the formula, are in Persian.
Thanx
$not double -- it's inline maths, and anyway$$is a bad idea)? – Chris H Jul 17 '18 at 15:26$Q^{- 1}\sim Q^{- 1}_{stars}+ Q^{- 1}_{gas}?$to{$Q^{-1}\sim Q^{-1}_{stars}+Q^{-1}_{gas}$}?should be fine. Also, if you have loadedamsmath, consider{$Q^{-1}\sim Q^{-1}_{\text{stars}}+Q^{-1}_{\text{gas}}$}?. – Ruixi Zhang Jul 17 '18 at 16:33