MathML Guide

Last updates: 3 April 2007

Characters/Glyphs

The MathML tables are at http://www.w3.org/TR/MathML2/chapter6.html#chars.entity.tables

There is a Mozilla MathML character table. These are very clickable and immensely useful.

Accented characters

<msup> <mi>C</mi><mo form="postfix">'</mo> </msup> will produce $C^{\text{'}}$ or use <msup><mi>C</mi><mi> &prime;</mi></msup> to get $C^{\prime }$.

The blackboard bold characters are coded with 𝔸  𝔹  ...   𝕪   𝕫

$𝔸$ $𝔹$ $ℂ$ $𝔻$ $𝔼$ $𝔽$ $𝔾$ $ℍ$ $𝕀$ $𝕁$ $𝕂$ $𝕃$ $𝕄$ $\mathbb{N}$ $𝕆$ $\mathbb{P}$ $\mathbb{Q}$ $ℝ$ $𝕊$ $𝕋$ $𝕌$ $𝕍$ $𝕎$ $𝕏$ $𝕐$ $\mathbb{Z}$

$𝕒$ $𝕓$ $𝕔$ $𝕕$ $𝕖$ $𝕗$ $𝕘$ $𝕙$ $𝕚$ $𝕛$ $𝕜$ $𝕝$ $𝕞$ $𝕟$ $𝕠$ $𝕡$ $𝕢$ $𝕣$ $𝕤$ $𝕥$ $𝕦$ $𝕧$ $𝕨$ $𝕩$ $𝕪$ $𝕫$

The fraktur characters are coded with 𝔄  𝔅  ...   𝔶   𝔷

$𝔄$ $𝔅$ $ℭ$ $𝔇$ $𝔈$ $𝔉$ $𝔊$ $ℌ$ $\Im$ $𝔍$ $𝔎$ $𝔏$ $𝔐$ $𝔑$ $𝔒$ $𝔓$ $𝔔$ $\Re$ $𝔖$ $𝔗$ $𝔘$ $𝔙$ $𝔚$ $𝔛$ $𝔜$ $ℨ$

$𝔞$ $𝔟$ $𝔠$ $𝔡$ $𝔢$ $𝔣$ $𝔤$ $𝔥$ $𝔦$ $𝔧$ $𝔨$ $𝔩$ $𝔪$ $𝔫$ $𝔬$ $𝔭$ $𝔮$ $𝔯$ $𝔰$ $𝔱$ $𝔲$ $𝔳$ $𝔴$ $𝔵$ $𝔶$ $𝔷$

The cyrllic characters are coded with А  Б  ...   𝔶   џ

$Ё$ $Ђ$ $Ѓ$ $Є$ $Ѕ$ $І$ $Ї$ $Ј$ $Љ$ $Њ$ $Ћ$ $Ќ$ $Ў$ $Џ$ $А$ $Б$ $В$ $Г$ $Д$ $Е$ $Ж$ $З$ $И$ $Й$ $К$ $Л$ $М$ $Н$ $О$ $П$ $Р$ $С$ $Т$ $У$ $Ф$ $Х$ $Ц$ $Ч$ $Ш$ $Щ$ $Ъ$ $Ы$ $Ь$ $Э$ $Ю$ $Я$

$а$ $б$ $в$ $г$ $д$ $е$ $ж$ $з$ $и$ $й$ $к$ $л$ $м$ $н$ $о$ $п$ $р$ $с$ $т$ $у$ $ф$ $х$ $ц$ $ч$ $ш$ $щ$ $ъ$ $ы$ $ь$ $э$ $ю$ $я$ $ё$ $ђ$ $ѓ$ $є$ $ѕ$ $і$ $ї$ $ј$ $љ$ $њ$ $ћ$ $ѓ$ $ќ$ $ў$ $џ$

The greek letters are

Binary operators

Relations

Arrows

It seems that there is a bug with ↕ as the result is too slanted inside an <mi> tag and not correct inside an <mo> tag.

Negations

Characters from the Mozilla MathML Character Table

Characters from the Mozilla MathML Character Table II

Characters from the Mozilla MathML Character Table III

Characters from the Mozilla MathML Character Table IV

Characters from the Mozilla MathML Character Table V

Characters from the Mozilla MathML Character Table VI

Characters from the Mozilla MathML Character Table VII

How to get Mozilla to bind character entities to the fonts on your computer???? In principle this should be doable with the <mglyph> tag, provided that the renderer appropriately handles this and the fontfamily is available to the renderer.