Tuesday, July 20, 2010
How to enter the "big epsilon" in LaTeX
There are two kinds of epsilons in LaTeX, ϵ and ε, which can be entered as "\epsilon" and "\varepsilon" respectively. So how about the "big epsilon" E which occurs often as the symbol for "energy functional"? It turns out, it's not an epsilon, but a curved letter "E". To enter it in LaTeX, simply do "\mathcal{E}".
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Somehow it turns out I needed that and I found it here. Thanks!
Just Googled for "big epsilon latex" and found it here! Thank you:)
me too ;-)
Google takes me here. Thanks!
thanks for this :)
Thank u!
I just googled big epsilon latex as everyone else. Thanks !
Thanks, i am thinking big epsilon too !
That's a Roman E in script, not a 'big epsilon'. A capital epsilon is indistinguishable from an E, and presumably you'd want it to appear in the same font family as your other Greek letters.
Thank you so much! I don't care where it comes from, I'm no linguist! That's the character I need.
Many thanks for this. Irrespective of what it is typographically it is a better version of the symbol for electric field.
thanks alot! searched in every greek letter latex pdf i could find and found my answer here :)
Thanks a lot ....
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thnx bro, me too i found my answer here.
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