Mathematical Symbols for Scientific Documents

These images were originally sources from Karen Strom's greek symbol set. However I have added a number of new symbols to this set as required for various documents on servers I am webmaster for.

NOTE: that some of the symbols below are NOT in this image area but are extra characters provided by the ISO Latin Character Set used in HTML. For example the mulitplication (or in latex \times) × is provided by the html sequence ×

-- Anthony Thyssen

Mathematical Symbols

appeq.gif

$appeq$

approx.gif

$approx$

neq.gif

$notequal$

ident.gif assign.gif `' imply.gif `'

For times ( × ) you use the ISO Latin Character × and for divide ( ÷ ) use ÷
(See the link at the top of page)

Simularaly for greater ( > ) use > for less ( < ) use < for pos-neg ( ± ) use ±

geq.gif $geq$ gg.gif $muchgt$ gtapprox.gif $gtapprox$

leq.gif $leq$ ll.gif $muchlt$ ltapprox.gif $ltapprox$

infty.gif $inf$ propto.gif $propto$ del.gif $del$

sqrt.gif $sqrt$ sum.gif $sum$ integ.gif $integral$ (align middle)

prod.gif $product$ coprod.gif $coprod$ models.gif $models$

union.gif $union$ intersect.gif $intersect$ element.gif $element$

subset.gif $subset$ subset_p.gif $proper_subset$ subset2.gif $subset$

perp.gif $perp.$ parallel.gif $||$

sub_min.gif I $_min$ sub_max.gif I $sub_max$

Superscript and Subscripts, Numbers and Letters

A Range tiny numbers for use as suberscripts and subscripts are available. Which will allow you to create things like... cm $^2$

t $v4$

2.5 × 10 $^-4$ $1$

M $^a$ F $_z$ $integral$ e $^4y$ dy

Using the image name tiny_#.gif (replace #) the following letters and numbers are available (as well as the symbols given elsewhere in this document) :-

$0$ $1$ $2$ $3$ $4$ $5$ $6$ $7$ $8$ $9$

$a$ $b$ $c$ $d$ $e$ $f$ $g$ $h$ $i$ $j$ $k$ $l$ $m$ $n$ $o$ $p$ $q$ $r$ $s$ $t$ $u$ $v$ $w$ $x$ $y$ $z$

$A$ $B$ $C$ $D$ $E$ $F$ $G$ $H$ $I$ $J$ $K$ $L$ $M$ $N$ $O$ $P$ $Q$ $R$ $S$ $T$ $U$ $V$ $W$ $X$ $Y$ $Z$

To help you create the various numbers The following symbols are also available in the same size as well as fractions and a some combinations of them.

NOTE: tiny-#.gif is used ( `_' `-' ) to denote a negitive form of the normal tiny_#.gif image.

tiny_pos.gif $+$ tiny_neg.gif $-$
tiny_sl.gif $/$ tiny_1sl.gif $1/$
tiny_pt.gif $.$ tiny_0pt.gif $0.$

tiny-1.5.gif $-3/2$ tiny_1.5.gif $3/2$
tiny-0.75.gif $-3/4$ tiny_0.75.gif $3/4$
tiny-0.5.gif $-1/2$ tiny_0.5.gif $1/2$
tiny-0.25.gif $-1/4$ tiny_0.25.gif $1/4$