Example MathML output from KaTeX

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Example MathML output from KaTeX

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Last edited Apr 5, 2021

Created on Apr 5, 2021

This example displays a collection of math formulas rendered as MathML, generated directly from LaTeX code by KaTeX. It presents an integration-as-summation equation, a matrix multiplication setup, and the quadratic formula. The MathML output uses semantic elements like `<mrow>`, `<msubsup>`, `<mfrac>`, and `<mtable>` to structure the notation, with each formula retaining its original LaTeX source in an `<annotation>` tag. The piece demonstrates KaTeX’s ability to convert LaTeX input into accessible, standards-based MathML markup for web display.

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