Keywords: Mathml
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A primer in MathML
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Abstract: This course, as the name suggest, is intended to help authors who want to publish mathematical content on web. The emphasis here is to enable learners to quickly adapt to the extensive mathML markup language and begin writing codes even without a specialized editor, available commercially. The course ... More »
Connexions: MathML and Collaborative Curriculum Development in Engineering
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Abstract: The Connexions Project uses a collaborative, community-driven approach to content creation, organization, and dissemination. We provide a set of open source tools and an open repository for the publication and exchange of knowledge modules. These XML-bas
Content MathML
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Abstract: A short introduction to writing Content MathML by hand. It covers tokens, prefix notation, and applying functions and operators. In addition it introduces writing derivatives, integrals, vectors, and matrices.
Creating Connexions Content Using LyX
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Abstract: Connexions modules can be easily developed using a technical word processor called LyX. LyX is a graphical editor designed as a front-end for creating LaTeX documents. This module introduces a Perl script, called LyX2cnx, which translates LyX files into CNXML. LyX's native file structure serves as a ... More »
Displaying mathematical content
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Abstract: The topmost element in mathML is "math" element.
Installing Mozilla on a Linux PC
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Abstract: This module explains how to download and install the Mozilla browser for a PC running the Linux OS. It includes links to all necessary files and a link to a file to test the functionality of the browser.
Installing Mozilla on a Windows PC
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Abstract: This document explains the steps for Microsoft Windows users to install the Mozilla web browser and the additional fonts necessary to view MathML.
Introduction to the course in MathML
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Abstract: MathML is a markup language to present mathematics and its content on a rendering system like browsers and facilitate encoding of mathematical content for intelligent systems to intercept, interpret and understand mathematical content.
MathML infrastructure
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Abstract: MathML infrastructure consists of elements that affects the structure of display, Unicode characters that gives wide spectrum of character represnetation and attributes that provides special rendering effect.
Presentation layout elements (mrow, mfrac, msqrt, mroot)
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Abstract: Lay out elements are responsible for two dimensional structure, arrangement and final appearance by the rendering system.
Presentation layout elements (others)
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Abstract: Layout elements renders mathematical content in an organized manner on two/three dimensional space.
Presentation scripting elements
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Abstract: Scripting requires changing baseline of scripting character(s).
Presentation table elements
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Abstract: Table in mathematical display plays the role placing elements / expressions in different position on two dimensional matrix.
Presentation token element (mo)
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Abstract: The mo operator element in MathML conveys the meaning of mathematical operation.
Speeding up with MathML
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Abstract: Code generation can be speeded up a bit, using macros and proper coding scheme.
Unicode character set (A-H)
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Abstract: Entity reference names and corresponding forms of Unicode character set form the basis of mathematical display.
Unicode character set (I-Q)
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Abstract: Entity reference names and corresponding Unicode characters form the basis of mathematical content display.
Unicode character set (R-Z)
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Abstract: Entity reference names and corresponding Unicode characters form the basis of mathematical content display.
Using Mathematica to Output MathML
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Abstract: This module shows how to use Mathematica to output content MathML for use in Connexions modules.
Writing MathML
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Abstract: Encoding in MathML has a linear framework.
