Mathematica Tutorial: Notebooks And Documents - Wolfram Research

208 Notebooks and Documentsform input interpretationx n x Ctrl+_ n Ctrl+Space Subscript@x,nDx + x Ctrl+_ + Ctrl+Space SubPlus@xDx - x Ctrl+_ - Ctrl+Space SubMinus@xDx * x Ctrl+_ * Ctrl+Space SubStar@xDx + x Ctrl+^ + Ctrl+Space SuperPlus@xDx - x Ctrl+^ - Ctrl+Space SuperMinus@xDx * x Ctrl+^ * Ctrl+Space SuperStar@xDx † x Ctrl+^ Esc dg Esc Ctrl+Space SuperDagger@xDx x Ctrl+& _ Ctrl+Space OverBar@xD”x x Ctrl+& Esc vec Esc Ctrl+SpaceOverVector@xDèx x Ctrl+& ~ Ctrl+SpaceOverTilde@xD`x x Ctrl+& ^ Ctrl+SpaceOverHat@xD°x x Ctrl+& . Ctrl+SpaceOverDot@xDx x Ctrl++ _ Ctrl+Space UnderBar@xDx StyleAx,BoldE xCreating objects with annotated names.Note that with a notebook front end, you can change the style of text using menu items.optiontypical defaultvalueSingleLetterItalics False whether to use italics for single-lettersymbol namesMultiLetterItalics False whether to use italics for multi-lettersymbol namesSingleLetterStyle None the style name or directives to use forsingle-letter symbol namesMultiLetterStyle None the style name or directives to use formulti-letter symbol namesOptions for cells in a notebook.It is conventional in traditional mathematical notation that names consisting of single ordinaryEnglish letters are normally shown in italics, while other names are not. If you useTraditionalForm, then Mathematica will by default follow this convention. You can explicitlyspecify whether you want the convention followed by setting the SingleLetterItalics optionfor particular cells or cell styles. You can further specify styles for names using single Englishletters or multiple English letters by specifying values for the options SingleLetterStyle andMultiLetterStyle.