Latex符号大全
Operators ¶
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\pm |
\mp |
\times |
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\div |
\cdot |
\ast |
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\star |
\dagger |
\ddagger |
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\amalg |
\cap |
\cup |
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\uplus |
\sqcap |
\sqcup |
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\vee |
\wedge |
\oplus |
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\ominus |
\otimes |
\circ |
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\bullet |
\diamond |
\lhd |
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\rhd |
\unlhd |
\unrhd |
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\oslash |
\odot |
\bigcirc |
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\triangleleft |
\Diamond |
\bigtriangleup |
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\bigtriangledown |
\Box |
\triangleright |
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\setminus |
\wr |
\sqrt{x} |
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x^{\circ} |
\triangledown |
\sqrt[n]{x} |
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a^x |
a^{xyz} |
a_x |
Relations ¶
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\le |
\ge |
\neq |
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\sim |
\ll |
\gg |
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\doteq |
\simeq |
\subset |
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\supset |
\approx |
\asymp |
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\subseteq |
\supseteq |
\cong |
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\smile |
\sqsubset |
\sqsupset |
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\equiv |
\frown |
\sqsubseteq |
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\sqsupseteq |
\propto |
\bowtie |
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\in |
\ni |
\prec |
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\succ |
\vdash |
\dashv |
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\preceq |
\succeq |
\models |
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\perp |
\parallel |
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\mid |
\bumpeq |
Negations of many of these relations can be formed by just putting \not before the symbol, or by slipping an “n” between the \ and the word. Here are a couple examples, plus many other negations; it works for many of the many others as well.
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\nmid |
\nleq |
\ngeq |
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\nsim |
\ncong |
\nparallel |
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\not< |
\not> |
\not= or \neq or \ne |
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\not\le |
\not\ge |
\not\sim |
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\not\approx |
\not\cong |
\not\equiv |
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\not\parallel |
\nless |
\ngtr |
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\lneq |
\gneq |
\lnsim |
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\lneqq |
\gneqq |
To use other relations not listed here, such as =, >, and <, in LaTeX, you must use the symbols on your keyboard, as they are not available in .
Greek Letters ¶
Lowercase Letters ¶
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\alpha |
\beta |
\gamma |
\delta |
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\epsilon |
\varepsilon |
\zeta |
\eta |
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\theta |
\vartheta |
\iota |
\kappa |
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\lambda |
\mu |
\nu |
\xi |
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\pi |
\varpi |
\rho |
\varrho |
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\sigma |
\varsigma |
\tau |
\upsilon |
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\phi |
\varphi |
\chi |
\psi |
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\omega |
Capital Letters ¶
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\Gamma |
\Delta |
\Theta |
\Lambda |
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\Xi |
\Pi |
\Sigma |
\Upsilon |
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\Phi |
\Psi |
\Omega |
Arrows ¶
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\gets |
\to |
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\leftarrow |
\Leftarrow |
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\rightarrow |
\Rightarrow |
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\leftrightarrow |
\Leftrightarrow |
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\mapsto |
\hookleftarrow |
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\leftharpoonup |
\leftharpoondown |
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\rightleftharpoons |
\longleftarrow |
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\Longleftarrow |
\longrightarrow |
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\Longrightarrow |
\longleftrightarrow |
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\Longleftrightarrow |
\longmapsto |
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\hookrightarrow |
\rightharpoonup |
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\rightharpoondown |
\leadsto |
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\uparrow |
\Uparrow |
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\downarrow |
\Downarrow |
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\updownarrow |
\Updownarrow |
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\nearrow |
\searrow |
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\swarrow |
\nwarrow |
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\overrightarrow{AB} |
\overleftarrow{AB} |
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\overleftrightarrow{AB} |
(For those of you who hate typing long strings of letters, \iff and \implies can be used in place of \Longleftrightarrow and \Longrightarrow respectively.)
Dots ¶
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\cdot |
\vdots |
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\dots |
\ddots |
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\cdots |
\iddots | \iddots |
Accents ¶
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\hat{x} |
\check{x} |
\dot{x} |
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\breve{x} |
\acute{x} |
\ddot{x} |
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\grave{x} |
\tilde{x} |
\mathring{x} |
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\bar{x} |
\vec{x} |
When applying accents to i and j, you can use \imath and \jmath to keep the dots from interfering with the accents:
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\vec{\jmath} |
\tilde{\imath} |
\tilde and \hat have wide versions that allow you to accent an expression:
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\widehat{7+x} |
\widetilde{abc} |
Others ¶
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\infty |
\triangle |
\angle |
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\aleph |
\hbar |
\imath |
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\jmath |
\ell |
\wp |
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\Re |
\Im |
\mho |
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\prime |
\emptyset |
\nabla |
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\surd |
\partial |
\top |
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\bot |
\vdash |
\dashv |
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\forall |
\exists |
\neg |
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\flat |
\natural |
\sharp |
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\backslash |
\Box |
\Diamond |
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\clubsuit |
\diamondsuit |
\heartsuit |
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\spadesuit |
\Join |
\blacksquare |
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\diamondsuit |
\copyright |
\underarc{XYZ} | \underarc{XYZ} |
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\heartsuit |
\overarc{ABC} | \overarc{ABC} |
\cup |
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\S |
\P |
\Vdash |
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\pounds |
\in |
\vDash |
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\bigstar |
\implies |
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\square |
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\smiley | \smiley |
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\mathbb{R} (represents all real numbers) |
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\checkmark |
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\cancer | \cancer |
Note: \cancer and \overarc{ABC} do not work in the classroom.
Command Symbols ¶
Some symbols are used in commands, so they need to be treated in a special way.
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\textdollar | \textdollar or $ |
\& |
\% |
\# |
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\_ |
\{ |
\} |
\backslash |
(Warning: Using \textdollar\LaTeX$ this is not always a problem.)
European Language Symbols ¶
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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{\oe} | {\oe} | {\ae} | {\ae} | {\o} | {\o} | ||
{\OE} | {\OE} | {\AE} | {\AE} | {\AA} | {\O} | {\O} | |
{\l} | {\l} | {\ss} | {\ss} | !` | |||
{\L} | {\L} | {\SS} | {\SS} |
Bracketing Symbols ¶
In mathematics, sometimes we need to enclose expressions in brackets, braces or parentheses. Some of these work just as you’d imagine in LaTeX; type ( and ) for parentheses, [ and ] for brackets, and | and | for absolute value. However, other symbols have special commands:
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\{ |
\} |
| |
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\backslash |
\lfloor |
\rfloor |
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\lceil |
\rceil |
\langle |
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\rangle |
You might notice that if you use any of these to typeset an expression that is vertically large, like
(\frac{a}{x} )^2 |
the parentheses don’t come out the right size:
If we put \left and \right before the relevant parentheses, we get a prettier expression:
\left(\frac{a}{x} \right)^2 |
gives
For systems of equations or piecewise functions, use the cases environment:
f(x) = \begin{cases} x^2 & x \ge 0 \\ x & x < 0 \end{cases} |
which gives
In addition to the \left and \right commands, when doing floor or ceiling functions with fractions, using \left\lceil\frac{x}{y}\right\rceil
and \left\lfloor\frac{x}{y}\right\rfloor
gives both and , respectively.
And, if you type this
\underbrace{a_0+a_1+a_2+\cdots+a_n}_{x} |
Gives
Or
\overbrace{a_0+a_1+a_2+\cdots+a_n}^{x} |
Gives
\left
and \right
can also be used to resize the following symbols:
Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command | Symbol | Command |
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\uparrow |
\downarrow |
\updownarrow |
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\Uparrow |
\Downarrow |
\Updownarrow |
Multi-Size Symbols ¶
Some symbols render differently in inline math mode and in display mode. Display mode occurs when you use \[...\]
or $$...$$
, or environments like
[…]
,
. Read more in the commands section of the guide about how symbols which take arguments above and below the symbols, such as a summation symbol, behave in the two modes.
In each of the following, the two images show the symbol in display mode, then in inline mode.
\sum
\int
\oint
\prod
\coprod
\bigcap
\bigcup
\bigsqcup
\bigvee
\bigwedge
\bigodot
\bigotimes
\bigoplus
\biguplus