Built-in Mathematica Symbol

TeXForm

TeXForm[expr]
prints as a

version of expr.

MORE INFORMATION

TeXForm produces AMS-La-compatible output.

TeXForm acts as a "wrapper", which affects printing, but not evaluation.

TeXForm translates standard mathematical functions and operations.

TeXForm[expr] is equivalent to TeXForm[TraditionalForm[expr]]. TeXForm[StandardForm[expr]] can be used to get StandardForm output. »

Symbols with names like alpha and ALPHA that correspond to symbols are translated into their corresponding symbols. »

Following standard mathematical conventions, single-character symbol names are given in italic font, while multiple character names are given in roman font.

Mathematica special characters are translated whenever possible to their equivalents.

EXAMPLES

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Basic Examples (1)

A polynomial:

A typeset expression:

A special character:

A polynomial:

In[1]:=

Out[1]//TeXForm=

A typeset expression:

In[2]:=

Out[2]//TeXForm=

A special character:

In[3]:=

Out[3]//TeXForm=

Scope (9)

Subscripts and superscripts:

Overscripts and underscripts:

List structures:

A matrix:

Algebra and logic operations:

Calculus operations:

Elementary functions:

Special functions:

Named symbols are translated:

Generalizations & Extensions (1)

TeXForm gives the

representation of the TraditionalForm expression:

Obtain the

representation of the expression in StandardForm:

Properties & Relations (5)

Convert an expression to

:

Use ToExpression to convert

back to Mathematica syntax:

Use ToExpression to convert from

to Mathematica:

The following expression will evaluate:

Use HoldForm to convert unevaluated expressions:

Add formatting via Format:

Use Export to generate a compilable

document:

Splice can be used to convert expressions in a file:

The following

file contains the unevaluated integral:

Splice inserts the result of the integral:

This is the resulting output file:

Neat Examples (1)

A continued fraction: