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Greek Letters
Mathematica allows Greek letters to be fully integrated into symbol names, strings, and graphics—and to be entered from palettes or using keyboard shortcuts. Mathematica includes rendering of both ordinary and variant Greek letters in all its standard fonts.
Lowercase Greek Letters
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— alpha (Esc a Esc) — theta (Esc th Esc)
— tau (Esc t Esc) — omega (Esc w Esc)
\[Alpha]  ▪ \[Theta]  ▪ \[Lambda]  ▪ \[Mu]  ▪ \[Phi]  ▪ \[Omega]  ▪
Uppercase Greek Letters
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— capital delta (Esc D Esc) — capital psi (Esc Ps Esc)
\[CapitalAlpha]  ▪ \[CapitalDelta]  ▪ \[CapitalPsi]  ▪
Variant Forms »
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— curly epsilon (Esc ce Esc) — curly phi (Esc cph Esc)
\[CurlyEpsilon]  ▪ \[CurlyTheta]  ▪ \[CurlyPhi]  ▪ \[FinalSigma]  ▪ ...
Archaic Greek Letters
(\[Digamma])  ▪ (\[Koppa])  ▪ (\[Stigma])  ▪ (\[Sampi])  ▪ (\[CapitalDigamma])  ▪ (\[CapitalKoppa])  ▪ (\[CapitalStigma])  ▪ (\[CapitalSampi])
    
Pi — Mathematica symbol (entered as Esc p Esc)
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