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\\omega 􀀝 \\upsilon % \\varrho 􀀅 \\Pi i \\beth  \n􀀍 \\gamma 􀀞 \\phi 􀀘 \\xi & \\varsigma 􀀉 \\Psi k \\daleth  \n􀀓 \\iota 􀀙 \\pi 􀀐 \\zeta \\# \\vartheta 􀀆 \\Sigma j \\gimel  \n2 LATEX math constructs  \n~~abc~~xyz~~ ~~ \\fracfabcgfxyzg  abc \\overlinefabcg !bc \\overrightarrowfabcg  \nf 0 f'  abc \\underlinefabcg a \\overleftarrowfabcg  \nppnaabbcc \\\\sqrtsqrtf[anb]cgfabcg cc \\\\widehatfabcgwidetildefabcg } cc{} \\\\overbracefabcgunderbracefabcg  \n3 Delimiters  \nj j f \\{ b \\lfloor = / * \\Uparrow x \\llcorner  \nj \\vert g \\} c \\rfloor n \\backslash \" \\uparrow y \\lrcorner  \nk \\| h \\langle d \\lceil [ [ + \\Downarrow p \\ulcorner  \nk \\Vert i \\rangle e \\rceil ] ] \\# \\downarrow q \\urcorner  \nUse the pair \\lefts1 and \\rights2 to match height of delimiters s 1 and s2 to the height of their contents, e.g. ,\\left | expr \\right | \\left\\{ expr \\right\\} \\left\\Vert expr \\right.  \n4 Variable-sized symbols (displayed formulae show larger version)  \nP \\sum Q \\prod ` \\coprod  \nR \\int H \\oint RR \\iint  \nU \\biguplus T \\bigcap S \\bigcup  \nL \\bigoplus N \\bigotimes J \\bigodot  \nW \\bigvee V \\bigwedge F \\bigsqcup  \n5 Standard Function Names  \nFunction names should appear in Roman, not Italic, e.g. ,  \narccos \\arccos cos \\cos csc \\cscexp \\exp ker \\ker lim sup \\limsup min \\min sinh \\sinh  \narcsin \\arcsin cosh \\cosh deg \\deg gcd \\gcd lg \\lg  \nln \\ln Pr \\Pr  \nsup \\sup  \nCorrect: \\tan(at-n\\pi) 􀀀! 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