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The Fear, and the Use, of Mathematics and Physics
The two areas of human enquiry that inspire the greatest terror in the hearts of students are undoubtedly mathematics and physics. You may find history or chemistry or economics difficult, but your reaction to these subjects, and more others is almost certainly not fear. On the other hand, when you encounter an equation, your first reaction is to escape to more amiable company. If you compare subjects to people, you will realize that your reaction to maths or physics is very similar to your reaction to a stern, quiet person who is famous for his wisdom but who makes you very uncomfortable indeed. When he speaks you listen dutifully, because you’ve been told his words contain a lot of meaning, but you understand almost nothing, and you end up feeling foolish and exposed; and what is worse, this person does not need to shout to make you feel this way — he just has to look at you. When you see an equation or a mathematical expression you react in the same way. Let us try to under stand that what mathematics is and why it is so difficult.
HTML Codes for Mathematical Symbols and Signs. A tool for Science bloggers
What is it?
HTML codes are very important for bloggers and are must for Science bloggers. With the help of it, they can enhance their blog by decorating the articles. Mathematical signs and symbols are extremely important to post a perfect article. Here is a concise list of signs/symbols general used.
Important!
Symbol are used by inputing &; . Not that it must start with & and end with ;. Read examples below the list.
| Symbols | HTML Codes that you can use with & and ; |
|---|---|
| © | © #169 |
| ® | ® #174 |
| ™ | ™ #8482 |
| #178 | |
| #179 | |
| #177 | |
| µ #181 | |
| ¶ | #182 |
| ¼ | #188 |
| ½ | #189 |
| ¾ | #190 |
| × | #215 |
| ÷ | #247 |
| ƒ | ƒ #402 |
| degree° | ° #176 |
| Δ #916 | |
| δ #948 | |
| Θ #916 | |
| θ #952 | |
| Ξ #926 | |
| ξ #958 | |
| Φ #934 | |
| φ #966 | |
| Ψ #936 | |
| Ω #937 | |
| ω #969 | |
| α #945 | |
| β #946 | |
| γ #947 | |
| ε #949 | |
| ζ #950 | |
| η #951 | |
| ι #953 | |
| κ #954 | |
| λ #955 | |
| ν #957 | |
| π #960 | |
| ρ #961 | |
| τ #964 | |
| • | • #8226 |
| ← | ← #8592 |
| ↑ | ↑ #8593 |
| ↓ | ↓ #8595 |
| ↔ | ↔ #8596 |
| ∂ | ∂ #8706 |
| √ #8730 | |
| ∞ #8734 | |
| ∫ #8747 | |
| ≠ #8800 | |
| ≤ #8804 | |
| ≥ #8805 | |
| ∏ #8719 | |
| ∑ #8721 | |
| ∩ #8745 | |
| ≈ | ≈ #8776 |
| ₹ (INR) | #8377 |
How to Use?
Roman codes are easier than the arabic codes. So its better to use Roman codes. To use any symbol, for example λ, type
λ or & # 9 5 5 ; [without any space]
And so On..
© Gaurav Happy Tiwari, 2011