Three papers on GLOSS, XML and MathML

Richard Kaye, School of Mathematics, University of Birmingham, http://web.mat.bham.ac.uk/R.W.Kaye/.

1 Why (and how) I am using XML and MathML

This article appeared in MSOR Connections (ISSN 1473-4869) Vol 6 No 1 Feb 2006, 20–22. It was written using an early version of my "gloss" system. It is available here in the following formats:

XHTML+MathML, the intended format. You will need a suitably equipped web-browser.
HTML, HTML with some mathematics removed.
dvi, a translation to dvi using LaTeX.
pdf, a translation to pdf using pdfLaTeX.
gloss, the original gloss source.

2 How (and why) I use GLOSS to write XHTML+MathML

This paper has not yet appeared. It is inteded to give mathematicians an idea of how GLOSS may be used to type MathML.

XHTML+MathML, the intended format. You will need a suitably equipped web-browser.
HTML, HTML with some mathematics removed.
dvi, a translation to dvi using LaTeX.
pdf, a translation to pdf using pdfLaTeX.
gloss, the original gloss source.

3 The GLOSS system for transformations from plain text to XML

This paper has not yet appeared. It is intended for more technically-minded people, and attempts to give an idea of how GLOSS works and how it may be configured.

XHTML, the intended format.
HTML, HTML format.
dvi, a translation to dvi using LaTeX.
pdf, a translation to pdf using pdfLaTeX.
gloss, the original gloss source.

Richard Kaye. http://web.mat.bham.ac.uk.