WEB PUBLISHING OF MATHEMATICAL TEXTS
Abstract
texts. We also perform an analysis of the current document formats from the
perspective of effective automatic data processing, reuse of information and compatibility
with current browsers. We review projects for editing and converting of mathematical
documents intended for Web publishing.
About the Author
В. КубаевRussian Federation
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