Transcription of Unicode Plain Text Encoding of Mathematics
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Unicode Nearly Plain Text Encoding of Mathematics Unicode Technical Note 28 1 UnicodeMath A Nearly Plain -Text Encoding of Mathematics Version Murray Sargent III Microsoft Corporation 16-Nov-16 1. introduction .. 2 2. Encoding Simple Math Expressions .. 3 Fractions .. 4 Subscripts and 6 Use of the Blank (Space) Character .. 8 3. Encoding Other Math Expressions .. 8 Delimiters .. 8 Literal Operators .. 11 Prescripts and Above/Below Scripts .. 11 n-ary Operators .. 12 Mathematical Functions .. 13 Square Roots and Radicals .. 14 Enclosures .. 14 Stretchy Characters .. 15 Matrices.
Introduction With a few conventions, Unicode can encode most mathematical expressions in a readable nearly plain text called UnicodeMath. The format is linear, but it can be con-verted to a built-up format that Microsoft Office applications like Word refer to as “Professional”. UnicodeMath is more compact and easier to read than [La]TeX,3,4 or
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