mf�gel = 1 kg
This means that a bird ("f�gel" in Swedish) has the mass of 1 kg. How would the italic � be encoded? As "a ring-above"? OK, this might work (though it might be necessary to add a new property for the ring-above character. But what about other languages such as, for example, Danish?
mfugl = 1 kg ��would work, but what about
m25 �re = 1 g ��(the mass of a Danish 25 �re coin)
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How would the italic "�" be encoded? I'm not sure for exactly which characters this occurs, but I know that the Swedish letters "�", "�", and "�" can theoretically be used as variables (though you rarely use them for that purpose), meaning that they should be italic. I do not know what the other mathematical characters (bold, double-struck, etc.) are used for, so I can't tell if any of these letters might appear in any of those styles.
I'm not sure how important this is for encoding; if I've understood everything right, the main reason for having italics encoded is to making difference between "cos" (c � o � s) and "cos" (cosine function).
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