week1 tweaks

Signed-off-by: Jim Pryor <profjim@jimpryor.net>

diff --git a/week1.mdwn b/week1.mdwn
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@@ -185,7 +185,7 @@ Different authors use different notations. Some authors use the term "contractio
 
        M ~~> N
 
 
        M ~~> N
 

-We'll mean that you can get from M to N by one or more reduction steps. Hankin uses the symbol <code><big>&rarr;</big></code> for one-step contraction, and the symbol <code><big>&#8608;</big></code> for zero-or-more step reduction. Hindley and Seldin use <code><big>&#8883;</big><sub>1</sub></code> and <code><big>&#8883;</big></code>.
+We'll mean that you can get from M to N by one or more reduction steps. Hankin uses the symbol <code><big><big>&rarr;</big></big></code> for one-step contraction, and the symbol <code><big><big>&#8608;</big></big></code> for zero-or-more step reduction. Hindley and Seldin use <code><big><big><big>&#8883;</big></big></big><sub>1</sub></code> and <code><big><big><big>&#8883;</big></big></big></code>.

 
 When M and N are such that there's some P that M reduces to by zero or more steps, and that N also reduces to by zero or more steps, then we say that M and N are **beta-convertible**. We'll write that like this:
 
 
 When M and N are such that there's some P that M reduces to by zero or more steps, and that N also reduces to by zero or more steps, then we say that M and N are **beta-convertible**. We'll write that like this: