Talk:Uniform continuity
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This page doesn't need math mode, for anyone with a Unicode-compatible browser.
We should consider making the math renderer produce HTML for simple expressions like this that can trivially be rendered as HTML + Unicode.
- Yes, please, in my browser the equations are about twice the font size of the rest of the article and it's quite jarring. I don't see any way to overcome this using PNG equations, since there's no way to know how any given browser will render the text. But as another option, how about a perference setting that causes equations to be displayed in MathML instead? If a browser knows how to handle MathML, then it probably knows how to make it look good as well. Bryan
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- We're not XML-clean yet, so we can't embed MathML in our output stream and expect anything to be able to use it. --Brion 08:45 Jan 7, 2003 (UTC)
The "In other words, the Slope is Bounded" comment is false. sqrt(x) is uniformily continuous on [0, infinity) but the slope can be made arbitrarily large by looking at points near 0.
so i'm taking down the "slope is bounded" comment. AlfredR 05:00, 6 December 2006 (UTC)
