Basics of MATLAB and Beyond

object’s HorizontalAlignment and VerticalAlignment properties tothe indicated values:HorizontalAlignmentVerticalAlignmentThese text objects all have the reference point at (0.5,0.5), indicated bythe cross on each little plot.33.1 Symbols and Greek LettersThe best way to put symbols and Greek letters in your text is to usematlab’s implementation of the TEX (or L A TEX) syntax. TEX is acomputer typesetting system for producing high-quality mathematicalmaterial. (This book was produced using TEX.) In TEX you producesymbols and Greek letters by typing a backslash “\” followed by thename of the letter or symbol:∆ \Delta ◦ \circ κ \kappa ρ \rhoΓ \Gamma ♣ \clubsuit λ \lambda → \rightarrowI \Im ∼ = \cong ← \leftarrow σ \sigmaΛ \Lambda ∪ \cup ↔ \leftrightarrow ∼ \simΩ \Omega δ \delta ≤ \leq ♠ \spadesuitΦ \Phi ♦ \diamondsuit µ \mu ⊂ \subsetΠ \Pi ÷ \div ≠ \neq ⊆ \subseteqΨ \Psi ↓ \downarrow ∋ \ni ⊃ \supsetR \Re ɛ \epsilon ν \nu ⊇ \supseteqΣ \Sigma ≡ \equiv ø \o τ \tauΘ \Theta η \eta ω \omega θ \thetaΥ \Upsilon ∃ \exists ⊕ \oplus ↑ \uparrowΞ \Xi ∀ \forall ⊘ \oslash υ \upsilonℵ \aleph γ \gamma ⊗ \otimes ς \varsigmaα \alpha ≥ \geq ∂ \partial ϑ \vartheta≈ \approx ♥ \heartsuit φ \phi ℘ \wpβ \beta ∈ \in π \pi ξ \xi• \bullet ∫∞ \infty ± \pm ζ \zeta∩ \cap\int ∝ \proptoχ \chi ι \iota ψ \psiHere are some examples:c○ 2000 by CRC Press LLC