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ContentLaTeX \v⋯ Commands for Printing Characters
LaTeX \v⋯ Commands for Printing CharactersLaTeX uses backslash+v⋯ combination to print characters.\v⋯ CommandsThe typical \v⋯ Commands for Printing Characters are LaTeX CommandsRemarksMode \vprints a háček or caron above a character, e.g. ˇ, Ǎ, ǎ. \varepsilonprints a Greek small letter epsilon, ε.math mode \varphiprints a Greek small letter phi, φ.math mode \varpiprints a Greek pi symbol, ϖ.math mode \varrhoprints a Greek rho symbol, ϱ.math mode \varsigmaprints a Greek small letter final sigma, ς.math mode \varthetaprints a Greek theta symbol, ϑ.math mode \vdashprints a right tack, ⊢.math mode \vdotsprints a vertical ellipsis, ⋮. \vecprints a right arrow above a letter. e.g. ⃗, A⃗, a⃗.math mode \veeprints a Logical Or, ∨.math mode \vertprints a vertical line, |.math mode \Vertprints a vertical line, ∥.math mode\v⋯ Command ExamplesExamples of LaTeX commandsCode
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