• Aliases: scA through scZ. • Letters. • Treated as distinct characters rather than style modifications of ordinary letters. • is sometimes called Euler's E. • \[ScriptCapitalE] is not the same as \[CurlyEpsilon]. • is sometimes used to denote Fourier transform. • is sometimes used to denote Laplace transform. • and are used in physics to denote Hamiltonian and Lagrangian density. • \[ScriptCapitalP] is not the same as \[WeierstrassP]. • Contiguous character codes from the private Unicode character range are used, even though a few capital script characters are included in ordinary Unicode. • See also: \[GothicCapitalA] , \[DoubleStruckCapitalA] , etc.
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scA
is sometimes called Euler's E. 
is sometimes used to denote Fourier transform. 
is sometimes used to denote Laplace transform. 
and 
are used in physics to denote Hamiltonian and Lagrangian density. 