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Official page from the World Wide Web Consortium. Includes the MathML specification, links to related software, and other resources.

Amaya allows mathematical expressions in web pages, using the Mathematical Markup Language (MathML) specification.

MathML editor which generates HTML or MathML code. Freeware implementation for Windows 95/NT.

Using LATEX2HTML, WebEQ and WebTEX, written by Ross Moore while visiting the Geometry Center, Univ of Minnesota, during July of 1998.

A GTK Widget to render MathML documents. Documentation and download.

Complete reference with examples and image index.

Forum for presenting and discussing MathML and technologies that ease the presentation of mathematical and scientific content on the web. Last meeting was June 2002.

Efforts towards making Mozilla (Netscape Communicator 5) MathML-compliant.

Introductory documentation and resources.

Files relating to parsing MathML in an SGML/XML system, and DSSSL style sheets which may be used to render mathematics to TeX or to RTF (for Microsoft Word, for example). Drafts published by David Carlisle.

Information about the implementation of MathML in Mozilla-based browsers.

A MathML-enabled Mozilla (Netscape Communicator 5) is available for Windows and Linux.

Available as: HTML zip archive, XHTML zip archive, XML zip archive, PDF (screen), PDF (paper).

W3C Recommendation, revision of 7 July 1999.

This is a discussion of two possible markup languages for mathematical expressions (OpenMath and MathML) written by O. Caprotti and D. Carlisle, from the Crossroads Winter 1999 issue.

TeX to MathML translator: translates from Plain TeX and LaTeX into HTML including the equations in the form of embedded MathML. Windows/Intel (purchase) and Linux (free) platforms. Interactive demo.

Encyclopedia article on the markup language, covering history, semantics, and software support.

An equation editor for MathML and LaTeX built on open Web standardsusing a SVG interface, implemented in ECMAScript. MathML, LaTeX and SVG exports. Open source.