User:Hirmuolio Pine/sandbox3: Difference between revisions

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* Physical constants should be italic.

* Subscripts and superscripts that represent quantities should be italic. Otherwise they should be roman. For example <math> V_{\rm max}</math> (max is roman) but <math> V_{n+1}</math> (n is italic).

* Mathematical operators and special functions are in roman. Usually this happens automatically. For example <~~math~~> \sin~~\alpha~~ </~~math> (<nowiki~~>~~<math> \sin\alpha </math></nowiki>)~~. If the special function ~~isn~~'t ~~found~~ then use \operatorname{} . Some operators will require manually setting. For example <math> \frac{ \mathrm{d} x }{ \mathrm{d} t} </math> ~~(<nowiki><math> \frac{ \mathrm{d} x }{ \mathrm{d} t} </math></nowiki>) and <math> \operatorname{arcsinh}\alpha </math> (<nowiki><math> \operatorname{arcsinh}\alpha </math></nowiki>)~~.

* Mathematical operators and special functions are in roman. Usually this happens automatically. For example <code>\sin</code>. If the special function doens't work with that then use <code>\operatorname{}</code>.

** Some operators will require manually setting. For example <math> \frac{ \mathrm{d} x }{ \mathrm{d} t} </math>.

* Single letter functions you define are italic. For example <math> f(x) </math>.

** But multi letter named functions are in roman. For example <math> \mathrm{func}(x) </math>.

* Units are in roman and separated from numbers by a unbreakable thin space ~~"\,".~~ <~~math~~> ~~g = 9.81~~ \,~~{\rm m/s^2}~~ </~~math> (<nowiki~~><math> g = 9.81 \,{\rm m/s^2} </math>~~</nowiki>)~~

* Units are in roman and separated from numbers by a unbreakable thin space <code>\,</code>. Example: <math> g = 9.81 \,{\rm m/s^2} </math>

* Do not use "*" symbol for multiplication. Use "\times" insted. <math> 3 \times 2 = 6 </math>

* Do not use "*" symbol for multiplication. Use <code>\times</code> insted. Example: <math> 3 \times 2 = 6 </math>

<math> \operatorname{arctanh} 3 </math>

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 * Physical constants should be italic.
 * Subscripts and superscripts that represent quantities should be italic. Otherwise they should be roman. For example <math> V_{\rm max}</math> (max is roman) but <math> V_{n+1}</math> (n is italic).
-* Mathematical operators and special functions are in roman. Usually this happens automatically. For example <math> \sin\alpha </math> (<nowiki><math> \sin\alpha </math></nowiki>). If the special function isn't found then use \operatorname{} . Some operators will require manually setting. For example <math> \frac{ \mathrm{d} x }{ \mathrm{d} t} </math> (<nowiki><math> \frac{ \mathrm{d} x }{ \mathrm{d} t} </math></nowiki>) and <math> \operatorname{arcsinh}\alpha </math> (<nowiki><math> \operatorname{arcsinh}\alpha </math></nowiki>).
+* Mathematical operators and special functions are in roman. Usually this happens automatically. For example <code>\sin</code>. If the special function doens't work with that then use <code>\operatorname{}</code>.
+** Some operators will require manually setting. For example <math> \frac{ \mathrm{d} x }{ \mathrm{d} t} </math>.
 * Single letter functions you define are italic. For example <math> f(x) </math>.
 ** But multi letter named functions are in roman. For example <math> \mathrm{func}(x) </math>.
-* Units are in roman and separated from numbers by a unbreakable thin space "\,". <math> g = 9.81 \,{\rm m/s^2} </math> (<nowiki><math>  g = 9.81 \,{\rm m/s^2} </math></nowiki>)
+* Units are in roman and separated from numbers by a unbreakable thin space <code>\,</code>. Example: <math> g = 9.81 \,{\rm m/s^2} </math>
-* Do not use "*" symbol for multiplication. Use "\times" insted. <math> 3 \times 2 = 6 </math>
+* Do not use "*" symbol for multiplication. Use <code>\times</code> insted. Example: <math> 3 \times 2 = 6 </math>
 <math> \operatorname{arctanh} 3 </math>