The MathML Handbook (Charles River Media Internet & Web Design)

Chapter 2: XML Primer

Table 2.1: Entities That Represent Characters with a Special Meaning

Chapter 3: Fundamentals of MathML

Table 3.1: Notation Used to Indicate Allowed Values of MathML Attributes

Table 3.2: Possible Units and the Identifiers Used to Denote Units in Attribute Values

Table 3.3: MathML Characters Divided into Groups According to the ISO Character Set

Table 3.4: MathML Characters Used to Represent Operators or Identifiers Unassociated with Glyphs

Table 3.5: MathML Characters Used to Represent Special Constants That Are Ordinarily Represented by Conventional Letters

Chapter 4: Presentation Markup

Table 4.1: Types of Token Elements

Table 4.2: Types of Layout Schemata

Table 4.3: Arguments for Each Presentation Element

Table 4.4: Style Attributes Introduced in MathML 2.0

Table 4.5: Style Attributes Introduced in MathML 1.0

Table 4.6: Attributes of the mo Element

Table 4.8: Possible Values of the linebreak Attribute

Table 4.9: Attributes of the mtable Element

Chapter 5: Content Markup

Table 5.1: Content Elements

Table 5.2: Types of Numbers Represented by the cn Element

Table 5.3: Qualifier Elements

Table 5.4: Content Elements That Represent Constants and Symbols

Chapter 7: Displaying MathML in Web Browsers

Table 7.1: Browsers That Can Render MathML

Table 7.2: datatypec Values

Chapter 8: Applying Styles and Transformations

Table 8.1: New Style Attributes That Can Be Used to Set Style Properties in Presentation Markup

Chapter 9: Authoring and Editing MathML

Table 9.1: Features of MathML Authoring Tools

Chapter 10: Converting between TeX and MathML

Table 10.1: LaTeX Commands for Special Characters

Table 10.2: Commands Used in Math Mode

Chapter 11: Using MathML for Computations

Table 11.1: Mathematica Notational Structures and Their MathML Counterparts

Table 11.2: Important MathML Functions

Chapter 12: Creating Dynamic Math Web Pages

Table 12.1: Pseudo-Attributes

Table 12.2: Functions Included in the Viewer Control API

Table 12.3: Functions Included in the JavaScript API for Input Control

Table 12.4: API Functions That techexplorer Makes Available to External Programs

Chapter 13: Presentation Elements

Table 13.1: Style Attributes of Token Elements

Table 13.2: Attributes of maction

Table 13.3: Attributes of malignmark

Table 13.4: Attributes of menclose

Table 13.5: Attributes of mfenced

Table 13.6: Attributes of mfrac

Table 13.7: Attributes of mglyph

Table 13.8: Attributes of mlabeledtr

Table 13.9: Attributes of mmultiscripts

Table 13.10: Attributes of mo

Table 13.11: Attributes of mover

Table 13.12: Attributes of mpadded

Table 13.13: Attributes of ms

Table 13.14: Attributes of mspace

Table 13.15: Attributes of mstyle

Table 13.16: Attributes of msub

Table 13.17: Attributes of msubsup

Table 13.18: Attributes of msup

Table 13.19: Attributes of mtable

Table 13.20: Attributes of mtd

Table 13.21: Attributes of mtr

Table 13.22: Attributes of munder

Table 13.23: Attributes of munderover

Chapter 14: Content Elements

Table 14.1: Attributes of ci

Table 14.2: Attributes of cn

Table 14.3: Attributes of declare

Table 14.4: Attributes of interval

Table 14.5: Attributes of list

Table 14.6: Attributes of plus

Table 14.7: Attributes of tendsto

Appendix A: About the CD-ROM

Table A.1: Software Applications Included on the CD-ROM