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Greek
Reading time: 1minIt's common to use Greek letters in formulas, and this section contains them all. See Greek alphabet for background information.
You can use Greek letters for the names of the variables. You could even use Chinese, Japanese or Russian letters, for example. You'd need an appropriate keyboard for that, or you could copy and paste the symbols from a web page, for example. See Unicode for background information.
Nota
Do not use this π for 3.1416, use the one in the Symbols section. The π here is only text, so it has no value.
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Alpha |  |
Capital alpha |
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Beta |  |
Capital beta |
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Gamma |  |
Capital gamma |
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Delta |  |
Capital delta |
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Epsilon |  |
Capital epsilon |
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Zeta |  |
Capital zeta |
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Eta |  |
Capital eta |
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Theta |  |
Capital theta |
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Iota |  |
Capital iota |
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Kappa |  |
Capital kappa |
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Lambda |  |
Capital lambda |
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Mu |  |
Capital mu |
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Nu |  |
Capital nu |
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Xi |  |
Capital xi |
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Omicron |  |
Capital omicron |
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Pi |  |
Capital pi |
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Rho |  |
Capital rho |
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Final sigma |  |
Capital sigma |
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Sigma | ||
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Tau |  |
Capital tau |
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Upsilon |  |
Capital upsilon |
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Phi |  |
Capital phi |
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Chi |  |
Capital chi |
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Psi |  |
Capital psi |
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Omega |  |
Capital omega |