I have been experimenting with including maths in ebooks (ultimately 
because I would like to be able to publish my research as ebooks instead of 
PDF which I think is suboptimal for tablets etc.) One approach that sort of 
works for me is converting from Markdown with LaTeX maths to ePub where I 
can make Pandoc turn the maths into MathML. My problem is just that the 
MathML looks quite horrible in comparison to what LaTeX can usually produce 
in PDF etc.
A fall-back solution for me could be to render the maths bitmapped and then 
include the images in the document. However, I recently figured out that 
ePub seems to support SVG as well and it is actually possible to turn LaTeX 
into SVG output (see e.g. http://dvisvg.sourceforge.net/ and 
http://svgkit.sourceforge.net/SVGLaTeX.html). So far I have succeeded in 
doing this quite manually, but I was wondering if it would be possible to 
make Pandoc able to automate this conversion of math formulae into SVG with 
subsequent inclusion of the SVG into the ePub? I have no experience in 
hacking Pandoc.
Best regards,

Thomas Arildsen

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