\alpha generates
alpha). Only when \htmllevel is set to html3, then tags
and entities for HTML 3 are created (for instance
"α" for \alpha). This
feature is completely experimental.
You can use $, \(, \), \[, \], and the environments
displaymath and equation to type mathematics.
Subscripts, superscripts, fractions (with \frac) and roots (with
\sqrt) are understood. So are all greek letters, and the commands
\pm \times \div \ast \cdot \cdots \ldots \setminus \leq \le \geq \ge \equiv \approx \neq \mid \parallel \infty \partial \forall \exists \uparrow \downarrow \leftarrow \rightarrow \leftrightarrow \Uparrow \Downarrow \sum \prod \intAll log-like functions are implemented. They simply typeset their own name.
Support for other math-mode features will be added when stable HTML 3 browsers become widely available.