[mc09] Please read "Writing Math on the Web" by Brian Hayes
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jfine
Aug 20, 2009, 5:25:47 AM8/20/09
to UK Mathematics Content Workshop - 9th September 2009
Hi
The American Scientist has recently published an excellent article
"Writing Math on the Web", by Brian Hayes, that nicely summarises much
of the history and many of the technical problems that our workshop
will be dealing with.
I strongly recommend that workshop participants read it.
http://www.americanscientist.org/issues/pub/2009/3/writing-math-on-the-web/1
(HTML)
http://amsciadmin.eresources.com/libraries/documents/2009291317597205-2009-03Hayes.pdf
(PDF)
The last section of the article gives a technical view of the Mathjax
(Math + AJAX) project. This is based on jsMath, which is one of the
technologies that will be surveyed in the morning session.
Jonathan
The American Scientist has recently published an excellent article
"Writing Math on the Web", by Brian Hayes, that nicely summarises much
of the history and many of the technical problems that our workshop
will be dealing with.
I strongly recommend that workshop participants read it.
http://www.americanscientist.org/issues/pub/2009/3/writing-math-on-the-web/1
(HTML)
http://amsciadmin.eresources.com/libraries/documents/2009291317597205-2009-03Hayes.pdf
(PDF)
The last section of the article gives a technical view of the Mathjax
(Math + AJAX) project. This is based on jsMath, which is one of the
technologies that will be surveyed in the morning session.
Jonathan
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