Examples

The Gamma function is defined as:

, for

.
The factorial is a special case of the Gamma function:

In combinatorics, the number of combinations is caluclated through this formula:

The Taylor series for the famous exponential e is,

The Laplacian operator, used in calculus, is

Here is a poster of The Special Theory of Relativity:
You can download the pages separately: page 1 and page 2.

Here is a Laplace transform table created with MS Word.

Visit a sample XHTML+MathML webpage created with the help of MathCast’s “Mathcasting” feature. Requires a MathML compatible browser, such as Mozilla (or Firefox).

Luis A. Robles Macias has published a paper analyzing early maps of the Americas,
http://www.stonybrook.edu/libmap/coordinates/seriesa/no9/a9.htm.
The paper was published in Coordinates journal on May 28, 2010.
MathCast was used for writing the equations.

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