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Peter Krautzberger

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221 from 7 Dec 2009 to 16 Sep 2026
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2026 2

  1. Can this go? On role presentation inheritance.
  2. Being unhappy with accessible SVGs: text elements

2025 2

  1. Probably don't put equation layout in links
  2. On texml and texml-to-html

2024 1

  1. Web components for (mathematical) writing, continued

2023 3

  1. A first look at MathJax v4
  2. Web components for (mathematical) writing, a first problem
  3. Granularity walkers for textual descriptions

2022 3

  1. Thoughts on Print Equation Layout
  2. (Print) "Algorithm Layout" in HTML and CSS
  3. ATHEN STEM Accessibility Conference 2022

2020 2

  1. A MathJax extension for specifying the accessible name
  2. Tech update

2019 5

  1. Using grid to split a table cell
  2. Weeknote 2019/38
  3. Weeknote 2019/37
  4. Carnival of Math No. 173
  5. Towards a general method for accessible content trees or: deep aria-labels for equations revisited

2018 8

  1. Three interesting results from the AIM workshop
  2. 6 Thoughts on accessibility of equation layout
  3. Booles' Rings is dead, long live Booles' Rings!
  4. Experimenting with fractions for the web
  5. Brace(s) yourself
  6. A case study in mathematical content
  7. Written elsewhere, booknet canada edition; Equations ≠ Math
  8. 2018 in preview

2017 10

  1. The problem with MathML as a web standard (part 4)
  2. The problem with MathML as a web standard (part 3)
  3. The problem with MathML as a web standard (part 2)
  4. The problem with MathML as a web standard (part 1)
  5. The fundamental problem of math on the web
  6. Elusive semantics
  7. Carnival of Math No. 146
  8. Privilege-based Open Source
  9. Experiments with ARIA in math rendering
  10. overlay journals

2016 5

  1. Written elsewhere
  2. A media query for MathML is pointless
  3. Math on the web; time to step up!
  4. Responses to "MathML is a failed web standard".
  5. MathML is a failed web standard

2015 9

  1. Is MathML accessible?
  2. The curious invisibility of MathML
  3. MathJax font matching and pairing.
  4. Some thoughts on Native MathML
  5. So that took a while
  6. Here we go again
  7. Talking, really, about work
  8. catch my post at the Wiley Exchanges blog
  9. Looking back at my tiny blogging challenge

2014 32

  1. Bonus round; Why I care about native MathML
  2. Why I care about MathML
  3. #dotAstro FTW
  4. On reading and writing and silence
  5. LaTeX Something Something Darkside
  6. LaTeX The Phantom Menace
  7. Welcome to Westdeutschland
  8. Tiny blogging challenge
  9. It has not escaped our notice...
  10. ASCIIMathML to the rescue
  11. Browsers should be commodities
  12. MathJax best practices; avoid display:none
  13. Carnival of Mathematics 111
  14. Just when I thought I was out
  15. HEAR YE, HEAR YE! The Carnival of Math is in town
  16. Red workbook, p15
  17. Red workbook, p14
  18. Red workbook, p13
  19. Red workbook, p12
  20. Red workbook, p11
  21. Red workbook, p10
  22. Red workbook, p9
  23. Red workbook, p8
  24. Red workbook, p7
  25. Red workbook, p6
  26. Red workbook, p5
  27. Red workbook, p4
  28. Red workbook, p3
  29. Red workbook, p2
  30. Red workbook, p1
  31. How to publish all my research notes?
  32. Home sweet home

2013 17

  1. This was goodbye
  2. A quick test post -- Jetpack connect edition
  3. Another test post -- image sharing
  4. MathML Forges On -- notes, AAP leftovers, and a summary
  5. Thoughts on "the end (tm)" of MathML in Chrome/Chromium
  6. Interview at Fidus Writer
  7. Minor updates
  8. Name 5 top journals you read...
  9. I don't always use LaTeX, but when I do…
  10. Another silly experiment; mobile apps for content delivery
  11. Publishers should invest in browser development (a comment at the scholarly kitchen)
  12. kids, exponential growth and 42
  13. Why academic societies should start fully fledged social networks
  14. 3 questions in June or; LoC workshops are the best
  15. How to include MathJax in an epub3 file to work with iBooks (and possibly others)
  16. JMM 2013
  17. What's the best TeX-to-HTML or TeX-to-ePUB converter?

2012 29

  1. The Forum of Mathematics, blessing or curse?
  2. n things a set theorist should have done at least once
  3. A virtual Kaffehaus on g+
  4. self-publishing, the academic community and LaTeX fanboyism -- a comment at Devlin's Angle
  5. Has it really been a year?
  6. Where was I?
  7. 11 dreams for the publishing debate, the complete version
  8. 11 dreams for the publishing debate — #11 a democratization of the communities
  9. 11 dreams for the publishing debate — #10 from come-to-me to the go-out-and-find-them
  10. 11 dreams for the publishing debate — #9 propagating the Shelah Model
  11. 11 dreams for the publishing debate — #8 a cultural change of doing research (and metrics for it)
  12. 11 dreams for the publishing debate — #7 an affordable open access model
  13. 11 dreams for the publishing debate — #6 publishing in smaller increments
  14. 11 dreams for the publishing debate — #5 sharing all our work every way we can
  15. 11 dreams for the publishing debate — #4 get real credit for communicating
  16. 11 dreams for the publishing debate — #3 get real credit for refereeing
  17. 11 dreams for the publishing debate -- #2 get real credit for surveys and exposition
  18. 11 dreams for the publishing debate -- #1 fewer papers
  19. Waiting for the Polymath revolution -- thoughts from a bystander
  20. state of foundational research
  21. Rapid idempotent ultrafilters
  22. One day in Colorado or Strongly summable ultrafilters are rapid
  23. Prelude to a small experiment
  24. If you build it, will they come?
  25. A comment on Tim Gowers's blog
  26. Groups in \beta \mathbb{N}
  27. Mostly, I'm a terrible speaker
  28. Live blogging from #scio12
  29. After the common room, how about the seminar room?

2011 49

  1. Representing Booles' Rings at Science Online 2012
  2. Hanging out with Sam
  3. The recent publishing debate -- the IMU's blog continues
  4. The recent publishing debate -- The economic power of publishers
  5. The recent publishing debate -- Nisan's posts
  6. The recent publishing debate -- a timeline
  7. The single greatest influence
  8. Idempotent Ultrafilters, an introduction (Michigan Logic Seminar Nov 09, 2011)
  9. epub, mathjax and the iPad -- another attempt
  10. Grigorieff forcing collapsing the continuum
  11. A posting on wordpress-for-scientists
  12. Formal proofs are our democracy
  13. Flat ultrafilters follow-up
  14. Flat Ultrafilters (Michigan Logic Seminar Sept 21, 2011)
  15. Hindman’s Theorem, partial semigroups and some of my most lacking intuitions (part 7)
  16. Hindman’s Theorem, partial semigroups and some of my most lacking intuitions (part 6)
  17. Hindman’s Theorem, partial semigroups and some of my most lacking intuitions (part 5)
  18. Hindman's Theorem, partial semigroups and some of my most lacking intuitions (part 4)
  19. Hindman’s Theorem, partial semigroups and some of my most lacking intuitions (part 3)
  20. Hindman’s Theorem, partial semigroups and some of my most lacking intuitions (part 2)
  21. Hindman's Theorem, partial semigroups and some of my most lacking intuitions (part 1)
  22. What's in a name
  23. A short reflection on google+
  24. Wordpress in a VM
  25. About page for Booles' Rings
  26. Why markdown, not \rm\LaTeX?
  27. And now the continuation...
  28. Shelah's Model without P-points-- part 9
  29. The Mathematician's Homepage — can it be more?
  30. Dear Keith Devlin
  31. Why I back Relatively Prime
  32. Epub and mathematics
  33. Shelah's Model without P-points, part 8
  34. Shelah's Model without P-points, part 7
  35. Shelah's Model without P-points, part 5
  36. Shelah's Model without P-points, part 6
  37. Shelah's Model without P-points, part 4
  38. Shelah's Model without P-points, part 3
  39. Shelah's Model without P-points, part 2
  40. Shelah's Model without P-points, part 1
  41. What a day
  42. Young Set Theory Workshop 2011
  43. gender discussion at quomodocumque
  44. Punkmath, annotatr and gender discussions
  45. Eternal preliminaries part 3, the problem of extending partial semigroups
  46. In case you read this
  47. Saturday morning math blogs
  48. Eternal preliminaries part 2, filters and ultrafilters
  49. The candy stores of academia

2010 39

  1. Preprint 'On union ultrafilters'
  2. Small update
  3. Eternal preliminaries part 1, semigroups and such
  4. The single most important subject
  5. Tiddlywiki or the end of my LaTeX notes
  6. GAIN another retrospective
  7. Live broadcast on the web or why you should never have to miss a talk again
  8. GAIN conference retrospectively conclusion
  9. GAIN conference retrospectively Day 3
  10. GAIN conference retrospectively Day 2
  11. GAIN conference retrospectively end of Day 1
  12. GAIN conference retrospectively Day 1
  13. A comment at Gobbledygook on evaluating science
  14. Supervisor Precognition
  15. Now why did I throw this away?
  16. Return to bloglife
  17. A small website update
  18. A virtual visit to Prague
  19. Preprint 'On strongly summable ultrafilters'
  20. BLAST 2010 chalk slides
  21. BLAST 2010, post scriptum
  22. BLAST 2010, first impressions
  23. Why there is need to train bad mathematicians
  24. Beautiful Prezi and more
  25. Mathematics in Newspapers (Germany vs USA)
  26. YSTN first look
  27. Young Set Theorists Network starting
  28. New "What is…?" Videos
  29. Van Douwen spaces
  30. Understanding the Central Sets Theorem
  31. Welcome! (again)
  32. The end is near
  33. Research notes — Welcome to Ann Arbor
  34. Other lazy people
  35. Tools for your online collaboration
  36. What is…? Seminar new videos
  37. Good news, bad news
  38. Matrices vs. idempotent ultrafilters part 2.5
  39. Matrices vs. idempotent ultrafilters part 2

2009 5

  1. Working on the workflow
  2. Matrices vs. idempotent ultrafilters
  3. Gedankenfetzen nach einer Diskussion zum Lehramtsstudium
  4. Testing MathML
  5. Welcome