MathToWeb - Blog

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This page is still undergoing maintenance, but should be up and running by March 12, 2008. Please do not start new threads until this is complete. Thank you.

This blog has been created in order display the capabilities of MathToWeb - to show you what it can do, and how it should be used.
You will not see a single image of a mathematical expression anywhere on this blog, it is 100% MathML generated from AMS-Latex using MathToWeb; therefore, if you post here, please be sure to hold to this principle. Each of my posts will include a link to the source code (XHTML + Latex) used to generate it. Take a look at these if you are unclear regarding the manner in which MathToWeb should be used.

I thought the best way to display the capabilities of MathToWeb would be to choose an historically interesting topic in physics and examine it (or re-examine it) in some detail, but with the goal of having some creative fun - mathematically speaking. To this end, I have chosen the Michelson-Morley experiment as a starting point. This blog will begin with my views on this experiment. Please join in.

( Please feel free to start a discussion thread on any topic related to this blog. )

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