Asciimath.org Website Review

AsciiMath is an easy-to-write markup language for mathematics. Try it out in the interactive renderer: Use MathJax to render your formulas. MathJax is a full fledged open source Ja*aScript display engine for mathematics and WORKS IN ALL Get started by loading the default AsciiMath configuration: options , or to learn how to install MathJax locally on your server. Text in your HTML enclosed in ` (backticks) will now get rendered as a math formula. The math delimiters can also be customized. Check out This file contains Ja*aScript to convert AsciiMath notation and (some) LaTeX to Presentation MathML. The conversion is done while the HTML ATTENTION: Currently this only works in Firefox and Safari. While HTML5 now includes MathML as an official recommendation, the remaining browsers do not appear to be implementing it. For widest Most AsciiMath symbols attempt to mimic in text what they look like rendered, like oo for `oo`. Many symbols can also be displayed using a TeX alternative, but a preceeding backslash is not required. sin, cos, tan, sec, csc, cot, arcsin, arccos, arctan, sinh, cosh, tanh, sech, csch, coth, exp, log, ln, det, dim, mod, gcd, lcm, lub, Matrices can be used for layout: {(2x,+,17y,=,23),(x,-,y,=,5):} yields `{(2x,+,17y,=,23),(x,-,y,=,5):}` obrace(1+2+3+4)^(4 terms) yields `obrace(1+2+3+4)^(4 terms)`. Attention: Always try to surround the > and < characters with spaces so that the html parser does not confuse it with an opening or closing Here is a definition of the grammar used to parse AsciiMath expressions. In the Backus-Naur form given below, the letter on the left of the ::= represents a category of symbols that could be one of the possible sequences of symbols listed on the right. The vertical