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How to look up a symbol?
How can I get the "hooked" form of lowercase tau (see below) to show in posts in SE (Math, Theoretical CS, etc.)?
P.S. I tried the "obvious" \vartau
, but no dice.
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Sign up to join this communityPossible Duplicate:
How to look up a symbol?
How can I get the "hooked" form of lowercase tau (see below) to show in posts in SE (Math, Theoretical CS, etc.)?
P.S. I tried the "obvious" \vartau
, but no dice.
For such concerns, have a look at Detexify², which will try to recognice a symbol you drew:
As you can see, it totally agrees with Mico.
You can also have a look at the following question: How to look up a symbol? It deals with the common problem of finding the code for a certain symbol.
You're so close. Try loading the upgreek
package and then typing \uptau
.
upgreek
package. However, the \uptau
symbol is upright. Is it somehow possible to get the italicized version of the same symbol? I don't want the regular \tau
.
\uptau
and\tauup
, both of which require additional fonts/packages which MathJax don't support natively.