Abstract
The World Wide Web is already the largest resource of mathematical
knowledge, and its importance will be exponentiated by emerging display
technologies like
MathML.
However, almost all mathematical documents
available on the Web are marked up only for presentation, severely
crippling the potentialities for automation, interoperability,
sophisticated searching mechanisms, intelligent applications,
transformation and processing. The goal of the project is to overcome
these limitations, passing from a machine-readable to a
machine-understandable representation of the information, and developing
the technological infrastructure for its exploitation. MoWGLI builds on
previous standards for the management and publishing of mathematical
documents (MathML,
OpenMath,
OMDoc),
integrating them with different
XML technologies
(XSLT,
RDF, etc).
For further description see
Project
in the Project Menu.
Advanced MoWGLI Prototype
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Latest News
- December 14th, 2004
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Added page about the last MoWGLI meeting
- April 19th, 2004
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Added link to W3C Workshop on Web Applications and Compound Documents
- March 29th, 2004
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Added link to New Developments in Electronic Publishing of Mathematics
conference.
Older news
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