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Originally Posted by rkomar
It was my impression that MathML would layout the symbols differently depending on the available space, but SVG has a fixed layout. The former is better if you are displaying on different screen sizes and have complicated equations. I think this was the reason MathML was developed in the first place. So, SVG would not be a pure replacement for MathML, at least as far as mathematicians are concerned.
This is in the context of the differences between MathML and SVG. It doesn't address the practicalities of getting something working on various ereaders.
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Yes. MathML is...
not SVG. SVG, for all the fancy, is still "just" graphics/images, but MathML, I thought, was "more." ?
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