Which program can I use to write equation symbols on the webbrowser so it be easier for the reader? Approciate an answer!
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Which program can I use to write equation symbols on the webbrowser so it be easier for the reader? Approciate an answer!
If you are talking about this site, we use LaTeX as the equation typesetter.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4Math
The LateX code is placed between [tex][/tex] delimiters. The tutorial is here:http://www.mathhelpforum.com/math-he...-tutorial.html
RonL
For sites that do not have LaTex, or to create your symbols if you don't have LaTex, Unicode is what you use.
Greek Unicode Entities
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http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/Un...2/U32-2070.pdf
This is lacking to certain symbols that LaTex can handle on all browsers.
By that, I mean Microsoft's Internet Explorer for example, does not handle powers of numbers beyond 1,2,3. Also, it doesn't show subscript as well as
In addition, for a look and smoothness, unicode is certainly not anywhere close to the sexiness or portability of LaTex, but it is a decent solution nonetheless.
For software that you can use to symbolically create equations and convert to LaTeX, use MathType.