Dear OpenMath working group, I am uncertain if I should address this question to the OM team or the w3c math list, but hopefully the member overlap makes this a non-issue.
I am working on some infrastructure for representing integrals in strict Content MathML (in the latexml software suite), and noticed a suggested best practice in the official specification: https://www.w3.org/TR/MathML3/chapter4.html#contm.domainofapplication.qualifier " If the head is int then oriented_interval is used. " - referring to a symbol in the interval1 content dictionary. Strangely enough, following that link leads to a CD that contains no such symbol. I am wondering whether the CD itself, or the Content MathML specification examples need correction, but the discrepancy is definitely confusing. Luckily the fully opaque "interval" symbol seems to be a good short-term alternative in the meantime. Thanks in advance for your help, Deyan
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