`<formula>` | contains a mathematical or other formula.

Attributes:

`notation` | supplies the name of a previously defined notation used for the content of the element.
| Datatype: %formulaNotations
| Values: The name of a notation for which a formal SGML notation declaration has been provided in the document type declaration.
| Default: #REQUIRED
Note |

Example

Note

Tagsetbase tag set for formulae
Classphrase
Filename`teifig2`
Content: The content model for this element is specified by the parameter entity formulaContent, the default value of which is ``CDATA''.
Parentsab abbr activity actor add addName addrLine admin affiliation author authority bibl biblScope birth bloc byline camera caption case castItem catDesc cell channel cl classCode closer colloc constitution corr country creation damage dataDesc date dateRange def del derivation desc descrip distance distinct distributor docAuthor docDate docEdition docImprint domain edition editor education emph equiv etym expan extent fDescr factuality figDesc firstLang foreign forename form fsDescr funder fw gen genName gloss gram gramGrp head headItem headLabel hi hyph imprimatur interaction item itype l label lang langKnown language lbl lem locale measure meeting mentioned mood name nameLink note num number occasion occupation opener orgDivn orgName orgTitle orgType orig orth otherForm p per persName phr placeName pos preparedness principal pron pubPlace publisher purpose q quote rdg re ref reg region rendition residence resp restore role roleDesc roleName rs s salute seg sense set settlement sic signed soCalled socecStatus sound speaker sponsor stage street stress subc supplied surname syll symbol tagUsage tech term time timeRange title titlePart tns tr trailer trans u unclear usg valDesc view wit witDetail witness writing xr xref
Childrendesc extFigure figure note
Declaration

    <!ELEMENT formula       - -                                     >
    <!ATTLIST formula            %a.global
              notation           %formulaNotations   #REQUIRED      >

See 22.2

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