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MathML

Mathematical Markup Language (MathML) is a pair of mathematical markup languages, an application of XML for describing mathematical notation and capturing both its structure and content. Its aim is to natively integrate mathematical formulae into World Wide Web pages and other documents. It is part of HTML5 and standardised by ISO/IEC since 2015.

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Presentation and semantics

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Other standards

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Abbreviation
MathML
Authors
Ron AusbrooksStephen BuswellDavid CarlisleGiorgi ChavchanidzeStéphane DalmasStan DevittAngel DiazSam DooleyRoger HunterPatrick IonMichael KohlhaseAzzeddine LazrekPaul LibbrechtB… · Ron Ausbrooks · Stephen Buswell · David Carlisle · Giorgi Chavchanidze
Base standards
XML
Committee
W3C Math Working Group · ISO/IEC JTC 1
Editors
David Carlisle · Patrick Ion · Robert Miner · Frédéric Wang
First published
April 1998 (1998-04)

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Example

Embedding MathML in HTML/XHTML files

Embedding MathML in OpenDocument Office Suite files

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MathML

Nodes58
Edges57
Triples189
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.034483
Components1

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MathML

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related to MathML version 3 · 25
MathML → An, Another, April, August, Chromium, CSS, CSS Profile, February, In June, June, MathML Working Group, New, November, October, On, OpenMath, Other, Proposed Recommendation, Recommendation, Strict Content MathML
Authors · 22
MathML → Angel Diaz, Azzeddine Lazrek, Bruce Miller, Bruce Smith, Chris Rowley, David Carlisle, Giorgi Chavchanidze, Michael Kohlhase, Murray Sargent, Neil Soiffer, Patrick Ion, Paul Libbrecht, Robert Miner, Robert Sutor, Roger Hunter, Ron Ausbrooks, Ron AusbrooksStephen BuswellDavid CarlisleGiorgi ChavchanidzeStéphane DalmasStan DevittAngel DiazSam DooleyRoger HunterPatrick IonMichael KohlhaseAzzeddine LazrekPaul LibbrechtB…, Sam Dooley, Stan Devitt, Stephen Buswell
related to history · 21
MathML → Amaya, April, Arena, February, Following, However, HTML, Implementations, In October, July, Math/MathML, MathML Version, Mozilla, Namespace Recommendation, Opera, URL, Version, W3C, W3C Math Working Group, When MathML
related to External links · 14
MathML → Charles River Media, Contains, Content MathML, December, FAQ, October, Pavi, Presentation MathML, Retrieved, Sandhu, TeX, The MathML Handbook, W3C Math Home, XSLT
related to Embedding MathML in OpenDocument Office Suite files · 13
MathML → AutoSave, Collabora Online, ISO, LibreOffice, Microsoft Office, OpenDocument, OpenDocument Format, Save, The, This, Updating Word, When Microsoft Office, XML
related to Other standards · 12
MathML → Another, Collabora Online, Content MathML, Legendre, LibreOffice, Microsoft's, Office, OpenDocument, OpenMath, P1, Such, The
related to Presentation and semantics · 10
MathML → Because, Content MathML, For, JAWS, Microsoft Windows, Safari, The, The Cambria Math, The STIX Fonts, VoiceOver
related to Example · 8
MathML → LaTeX, MIME, Presentation MathML, StarMath, The, Theencodingfield, This, XML
see also · 8
MathML → Collabora Online, CSSList, Internet, JavaScript, LaTeX, LibreOffice, MathMLMathJax, MathMLOpenDocument The ISO/IEC
related to Content MathML · 7
MathML → Central, Content MathML, Presentation MathML, Rather, The, There, Tokens

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content xml elements openmath mathematical markup opendocument html presentation math used w3c recommendation version example element using office also language

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
MathMLAbbreviationMathML1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsRon AusbrooksStephen BuswellDavid CarlisleGiorgi ChavchanidzeStéphane DalmasStan DevittAngel DiazSam DooleyRoger HunterPatrick IonMichael KohlhaseAzzeddine LazrekPaul LibbrechtB…1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsRon Ausbrooks1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsStephen Buswell1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsDavid Carlisle1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsGiorgi Chavchanidze1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsStéphane Dalmas1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsStan Devitt1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsAngel Diaz1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsSam Dooley1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsRoger Hunter1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsPatrick Ion1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsMichael Kohlhase1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsAzzeddine Lazrek1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsPaul Libbrecht1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsBruce Miller1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsRobert Miner1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsChris Rowley1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsMurray Sargent1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsBruce Smith1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsNeil Soiffer1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsRobert Sutor1.00infobox
MathMLAuthorsStephen Watt1.00infobox
MathMLBase standardsXML1.00infobox
MathMLCommitteeW3C Math Working Group1.00infobox
MathMLCommitteeISO/IEC JTC 11.00infobox
MathMLEditorsDavid Carlisle1.00infobox
MathMLEditorsPatrick Ion1.00infobox
MathMLEditorsRobert Miner1.00infobox
MathMLEditorsFrédéric Wang1.00infobox

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