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Mathematical syntax

Small Greek letters are created like this: \alpha, \beta, \gamma... if you want to use capitals you have to put it like this: {\rm A}, {\rm B}, \Gamma, \Delta...

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$\lambda, \xi, \pi, \mu,
 \Phi, \Omega $

There's a great deal of mathematical symbols: like tex2html_wrap_inline313 or tex2html_wrap_inline315 or tex2html_wrap_inline317 ...

Exponents and indices can be put high or low with help of ^ and _

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$a_{1}$ \qquad
$x^{2}$ \qquad
$e^{-\alpha t}$ \qquad
$a^{3}_{ij}$

Squareroots are created like this: \sqrt , n/-th squareroot with \sqrt[n/]. The size of the squareroot is processed by LaTeXautomatically.

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$\sqrt{x}$ \qquad
$\sqrt{ x^{2}+\sqrt{y} }$
\qquad $\sqrt[3]{2}$



Dafydd Gibbon
Wed Jun 19 17:04:02 MET DST 1996