Re:UnicodeMath – A Nearly Plain-Text Encoding of Mathematics...
by rbonvall on Friday November 23, 2018 @01:34PM
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Vim digraph feature (ctrl-k) is very convenient for this. Digraphs are two-character mnemonics for symbols. They tend to be easy to remember and they are standardized in RFC 1345 [1].
Greek letters are always a latin letter followed by an asterisk. Arrows and comparison operators are what one would guess. Mathematical symbols generally make some sense:
<C-k> a * α
<C-k> F * Φ
<C-k> = > ⇒
<C-k> - > →
<C-k> > = ≥
<C-k> 0 0 ∞
<C-k> d P ∂
<C-k> I n ∫
Greek letters are always a latin letter followed by an asterisk. Arrows and comparison operators are what one would guess. Mathematical symbols generally make some sense:
[1]: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1345