In Jupyter Notebooks you can type, for example \alpha
and hit the tab key and the \alpha
changes into α. This is a pretty cool feature. Unfortunately, it doesn't work in the jupyter-lab editor. Any reason why that doesn't work? Or do I need to set a preference somewhere?
To use them you simply type \Alpha then hit tab and there you have an α character. This is pretty simple, and not only does it work in markdown cells but it also works within code cells as well. The complete Greek alphabet can be seen here, along with a little history about it.
Jupyter Book uses MathJax for typesetting math in your HTML book build. This allows you to have LaTeX-style mathematics in your online content.
One of the most popular is Jupyter Notebook that uses MathJax to render the Latex syntax inside the markdown/HTML. To use LaTeX in the Jupyter notebook, put the Latex math content inside the '$ … $' double '$$ … $$' symbols.
if you type $\alpha$ it will be rendered as the greek letter thanks to latex
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