Eric,
The equations you link to are so simple
that linearizing them is no problem.
However, there are equations somewhat harder to linearize
that x = x0 + vt + 1/2 a t^2.
As I have said before, a few years back I was attempting to write an ID
on
packet loss concealment for TDMoIP.
After trying a few integral signs and matrices I gave up (and the work
was never disclosed to the WG).
We put a much simpler equation into the text of the ID,
but even is unwieldly in linearized form.
Yes, I guess it is always POSSIBLE to write every equation and diagram,
e.g. by telling the user to spread out the next 25 pages as a 5 by 5
rectangle
and then to stand on a ladder to view the result, but I don't see the
point in so doing.
At some point "impractical" becomes "impossible for all intents and
purposes",
and "ugly" becomes "meaningless".
Y(J)S
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