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	Fonts for MathML-enabled Mozilla
		MathML has over 2000 predefined entities, many of which are associated to various symbols used in mathematics and science.
		Due to the fact that a browser is used by various users under different configurations, Mozilla's MathML engine doesn't make assumptions on the particular configuration that a viewer may have, and uses a greedy search when looking for the best glyph that fits in a certain situation.
		Mathematica screenshot: this is the rendering obtained by instructing the MathML engine to use Mathematica fonts when a character is being stretched.
	www.mozilla.org /projects/mathml/fonts (1299 words)

	Cover Pages: Mathematical Markup Language (MathML)
		MathML can be used to encode both the presentation of mathematical notation for high-quality visual display, and mathematical content, for applications where the semantics plays more of a key role such as scientific software or voice synthesis.
		MathML is not intended for editing by hand, but is for handling by specialized authoring tools such as equation editors, or for export to and from other math packages.
		MathML is quickly becoming the mathematical representation of choice for the scientific, engineering, pharmaceutical and aerospace industries, as well as the education community, and STM publishers (Science/Technical/Medical)...
	xml.coverpages.org /mathML.html (3877 words)

	OpenMath and MathML
		MathML is a W3C Recommendation for the encoding of mathematics `on the web' which also includes mechanisms for encoding mathematical semantics.
		Note that Content MathML has an essentially fixed mathematical range, the approximately 90 symbols specified (as empty elements) in the MathML DTD are designed to cover a range of mathematics roughly equating to the mathematics taught up to end of high school or first year at university.
		In particular, Content MathML may be seen as a `shorthand' for a core set of mathematics that allows both presentation and semantics to be expressed in a concise manner.
	www.acm.org /crossroads/xrds6-2/openmath.html (2264 words)

	Scientific WorkPlace 4 and MathML
		MathML 1.01 has been a Recommendation since April, 1998 with the 1.01 revision dated July 7, 1999.
		MathML 2.0 was approved as a Recommendation early in 2001.
		Viewing the HTML + MathML files generated by Scientific WorkPlace using MathPlayer is simply a matter of changing the CLASSID that Scientific WorkPlace uses in the HTML file.
	www.newmexico.mackichan.com /mathml.htm (1241 words)

	MathDOM - Content MathML in Python
		MathML is an XML language for representing mathematics.
		Content MathML is a part of that specification that focuses on the semantics rather than the representation of mathematical expressions.
		MathML has received a lot of support in mathematical software as well as web browsers and represents a comfortable layer for the semantic exchange of mathematics - see http://www.w3.org/Math/Software/.
	mathdom.sourceforge.net (413 words)

	Mathematical Markup Language (MathML) 1.01 Specification
		MathML is an XML application for describing mathematical notation and capturing both its structure and content.
		The goal of MathML is to enable mathematics to be served, received, and processed on the Web, just as HTML has enabled this functionality for text.
		This specification of the markup language MathML is intended primarily for a readership consisting of those who will be developing or implementing renderers or editors using it, or software that will communicate using MathML as a protocol for input or output.
	www.w3.org /TR/REC-MathML (648 words)

	MathML and Mozilla (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		MathML is the W3c approved, XML based, markup language for mathematics.
		MathML can not be natively displayed by current browsers (IE 5.x or Netscape 4.x).
		MathML is a low-level language, easily parsed by computers, but difficult to author by hand.
	pear.math.pitt.edu /mathzilla/mathml.html (61 words)

	MathML - What's in it for us?
		A variety of MathML software could all be used with the same document to render it in speech or in print, to send it to a computer algebra system, or to manage it as part of a large web document collection.
		In MathML, because of the nature of the subject matter, the ratio of tags to text is much higher than in HTML, but the start tag/end tag syntax and the use of attributes is the same.
		Most of the MathML entities names are nearly identical to LaTeX symbol names: To write a LaTeX symbol such as \alpha in a form used by MathML, remove the initial backslash and add an ampersand to the beginning and a semi-colon to the end of the word.
	janusboye.dk /mathml (3092 words)

	MIT IS&T: MathML at MIT
		MathML (Mathematical Markup Language) is an XML application from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Math Working Group for describing mathematical notation and capturing both its structure and content.
		MathML Central by Wolfram Research (the makers of Mathematica).
		MathML for Mathematical Equations on the Web, an article in the Fall/Winter 2003 issue of The Insider, the Academic Computing newsletter.
	web.mit.edu /is/topics/webpublishing/mathml (1221 words)

	MathML in Mozilla
		The lingua franca for formula-intensive documents is TeX/LaTeX and the use of MathML is not yet widespread.
		Given an equation in either format, the MathML project will ultimately aim at constructing a lump of CSS frames that can then be passed onto Gecko for layout and display.
		But beneath the graphical outward appearance, there will be plain MathML text that could therefore go in Composer or in the input field of a form.
	www.mozilla.org /projects/mathml (672 words)

	MathML - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		MathML is not intended to be written or edited directly by humans.
		Another WYSIWYG MathML-as-is editor, Formulator [2] provides a means for importing/exporting MathML with support for some abstract entities such as andExponentialE; and andDifferentialD;.
		MathML Renderer — MathML rendering engine for the.NET Framework; Enables server-side MathML to bitmap conversion.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/MathML (886 words)

	Content MathML
		The authoritative reference for Content MathML is Section 4 of the MathML 2.0 Specification.
		The fundamental concept to grasp about Content MathML is that it consists of applying a series of functions and operators to other elements.
		While the entity references have the advantage of being mnemonic with respect to the characters they stand for, they also entail some technical limitations, and so their use in Connexions content is deprecated.
	cnx.org /content/m9008/latest (1435 words)

	Introduction to MathML (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		MathML, like HTML and VRML, is yet another, newly released, markup language for expressing mathematical and scientific content over the World Wide Web.
		The MathML 1.0 Recommendation was released by the W3C on April 7th, 1998.
		MathML is fairly new, so not a lot of support for MathML is found for the more common browsers.
	html.tucows.com /designer/intertut/mathmlintro.html (585 words)

	Put MathML on web by TeX4Moz
		MathML, abreviation for Mathematics Markup Language, is a implementation of the XML language, designed to be a coding for mathematical formula.
		In this matchup webpages with MathML hold the advantage of fast loading, ability to be use in interactive web services like forums and blogs, and no need to use any other program other than your web browser.
		Both the 2 following mathml document was converted from test.tex using tex4ht.
	www.math.psu.edu /zhang/mathml (544 words)

	Why MathML Adds Value To STM Publishing
		MathML, an XML tagging vocabulary, has received a significant amount of attention and support over the last few years as a suitable markup language for mathematics.
		MathML is one of several XML-based languages intended by the W3C to extend HTML.
		When MathML is used to display math in the web page, on the other hand, the meaning of the mathematics is available and all of these operations become possible.
	www.dclab.com /DCLTP.ASP?FN=topping_mathml (1828 words)

	MathML News \| Musings
		Obviously, using MathML has the potential to be much much better than gifs for maths content.
		Certianly a browser which has built in support for MathML and can render the content in the most appropiate way for the reader is by far the best solution.
		The immediate advantage of being able to provide gifs / alt text as an inferior alternative presentation of maths is that it allows people using the current generation of browsers to have some access to the content, even when their browser does not have specific support.
	golem.ph.utexas.edu /~distler/blog/archives/000306.html (1457 words)

	MathML
		MathML is a W3C markup language for mathematics http://www.w3.org/Math/.
		that are defined in the MathML DTD that are not in the DocBook DTD.
		It is important to keep the MathML element names in a separate namespace from the DocBook elements or confusion will reign.
	www.sagehill.net /docbookxsl/MathML.html (628 words)

	Wolfram Technology Guide: MathML
		Formulas written using the MathML standard are automatically recognized by Mathematica and converted into interactive, evaluatable, typeset expressions.
		The MathML standard for describing mathematical expressions, adopted by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), is based on key ideas from Wolfram Research's typesetting technology.
		As a result, a full-featured authoring and evaluation environment for documents with MathML expressions is fully integrated into the flexible, extensible technical document authoring system built into Mathematica, Mathematica CalcCenter, and Publicon.
	www.wolfram.com /technology/guide/mathml.html (163 words)

	W3C Math Home
		MathML 2.0, a W3C Recommendation was released on 21 Feb 2001.
		The group is chartered through 29 February 2008 to produce a new MathML 3.0 Recommendation, to improve and expand MathML in the areas of internationalization, accessibility, and mathematical richness.
		The Math IG published a note called “Arabic mathematical notation,” which analyzes the use of MathML in documents written in the Arabic script.
	www.w3.org /Math (814 words)

	Mathematical Markup Language (MathML) Version 2.0 (Second Edition)
		The goal of MathML is to enable mathematics to be served, received, and processed on the World Wide Web, just as HTML has enabled this functionality for text.
		The basic structure of this document is the same as that of the earlier MathML 2.0 Recommendation [MathML2], with the addition of an index in the new Appendix L. MathML 2.0 itself was a revision of the earlier W3C Recommendation MathML 1.01 [MathML1].
		Since MathML 1.01, Chapters 1 and 2, which are introductory material, have been revised to reflect the changes elsewhere in the document, and in the rapidly evolving Web environment.
	www.w3.org /TR/MathML2 (1037 words)

	MathML Central: History of MathML (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The key ideas forming the core of the MathML standard are derived directly from Wolfram Research's typesetting technology.
		From Soiffer's first draft to the current MathML 2 W3C Recommendation required about a dozen face-to-face meetings and about two hundred teleconferences between the 15 to 20 committee members.
		The first official MathML conference, sponsored by Wolfram Research in October 2000, proved by its almost two hundred attendees that the effort to create a good standard had been worthwhile.
	www.mathmlcentral.com /history.html (1600 words)

	MathML for Math and Science Communication
		MathML is a powerful new language for encoding mathematics.
		MathML is similar in many ways to earlier encoding for math expressions.
		Secondly, MathML tries to be as media independent as possible, with support for interactivity, computation, and speech synthesis, as well as traditional paper publishing.
	www.dessci.com /en/reference/webmath/tech/mathml.htm (593 words)

	NIDE: Math ML
		This component of the NIDE project proposes to approach MathML at this early stage, when standards and conventions for implementation are being developed.
		Considering both issues of authoring and presentation, the goals of the MathML project are to find or create methodologies for alternative display of MathML content, and methods of notation generation accessible to those with visual disabilities.
		The NIDE MathML project hopes to emulate his rules for user defined context, and for communication of nonlinear notation using audio formatting.
	nide.snow.utoronto.ca /MathML/MathMLindex.html (1196 words)

	Integrating MathML Into a Publishing Workflow
		MathML is attractive to Scientific, Technical, and Medical (STM) publishers for several reasons, including ease of integration with standard XML workflow software, value enhancements for online documents, and increased accessibility for sight-impaired individuals.
		MathML becomes part of the structure of the surrounding document, but it also adds structure to the expressions it encodes.
		In this scenario, the ease of integrating MathML import from Word with MathML editing and composition components in an XML workflow is significant, since over 75% of manuscript submissions to STM publishers are in Microsoft Word format[DSI3].
	www.idealliance.org /proceedings/xml04/papers/84/P34-Mathews.html (2356 words)

	MathML
		MathML is an extensive system for displaying mathematics on the Web.
		Content MathML, in which the author writes in a form similar to mathematical expressions, and the system generates the detailed markup.
		IE does not have native MathML support, so you'll need to download and install a plug-in, in addition to installing the fonts.
	swissnet.ai.mit.edu /projects/intelligent-book/mathml (1160 words)

	MathML for Mozilla
		While the MathML standard (or more precisely, recommendation) is fairly certain (it is now in its second revision), the tools needed to both produce and display correctly rendered MathML are still in (at best) a developmental stage.
		Merging MathML support into already tried and tested LaTeX to HTML converters allows a fully (with the exception of any possible figures the document might contain, more on that later) native web-based document.
		TtM Page: TtM is a conversion program which converts from TeX/LaTeX to HTML with MathML, but does not produce well-formed XML documents and therefore requires considerable editing to view in Mozilla.
	www.physics.orst.edu /~rubin/CPUG/MathML/report.html (738 words)

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