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| Technical Aspects of the
Digital Library of Mathematical Functions
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| Bruce R. Miller - Abdou Youssef |
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The range of mathematics represented in the DLMF, primarily
algebra and calculus, is considerably narrower than the field
of mathematics as a whole.
Thus the range of notations -- and ambiguities -- we must
contend with is considerably smaller. Nevertheless, there are
still problems.
The intention is to adapt an infix parser to the task of
transforming the LATEX markup into semantic form.
Since the goal is to only minimally extend the markup,
the parser must accept implicit operations; in our application
this will generally be implicit multiplication, but we
anticipate the need for a type inference engine to resolve
ambiguities. To further reduce the amount of guesswork such a
parser must carry out, we have developed several sets of
markup described in the following sections.
Subsections
| Technical Aspects of the
Digital Library of Mathematical Functions
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| Bruce R. Miller - Abdou Youssef |
| Translated by Bruce R Miller on 2002-12-17 |
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