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1.10.1 Entering Greek Letters
Ways to enter Greek letters in a notebook.
Here is a palette for entering common Greek letters.
You can use Greek letters just like the ordinary letters that you type on your keyboard.
In[1]:= Expand[( +  )^3]
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There are several ways to enter Greek letters. This input uses full names.
In[2]:= Expand[(\[Alpha] + \[Beta])^3]
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Commonly used Greek letters. In aliases  stands for the key  . TeX aliases are not listed explicitly.
Note that in Mathematica the letter  stands for Pi. None of the other Greek letters have special meanings.
stands for Pi.
In[3]:= N[]
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You can use Greek letters either on their own or with other letters.
In[4]:= Expand[(R +  )^4]
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The symbol is not related to the symbol .
In[5]:= Factor[^4 - 1]
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