Word comes with formula editing

hot key:

Formula editing: alt+"+"

Superscript: x^i + space

Subscript: x_i + space

Real number R: \doubleR + space

Partial differential operator: "\partial"

Limit: "\limit" (pressing the space will display a long string of formulas, and then the space will become a mathematical formula)

Integral: "\int"

Double integral: "\iint"

Triple integral: "\iiint"

Sum: "\Sigma", note that S is capitalized here, and the lowercase sigma is "σ"

Gradient operator (inverted triangle): "\nabla"

Dot product (eg inner product): "\bullet"

Cross product (e.g. outer product, curl): "\times"

The vector arrow above the letter: "\hvec", if a is a vector, use "a\hvec", note that there are two spaces

Root sign: "\sqrt"

Fraction: "/", press the space after typing, it will become the upper and lower format

Formula equal sign alignment:

After the input of the first line is completed, shift + enter to enter the next line, right click before the "=" in the first line, and select to align at this character, similarly, do the same before the "=" in the second line, and it's ok

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Origin blog.csdn.net/m0_45447650/article/details/124212439
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