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151 lines
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# Greek letters
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snippet ;N "\nabla" iA
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\nabla
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endsnippet
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snippet ;a "\alpha" iA
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\alpha
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endsnippet
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snippet ;b "\beta" iA
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\beta
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endsnippet
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snippet ;g "\gamma" iA
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\gamma
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endsnippet
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snippet ;G "\Gamma" iA
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\Gamma
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endsnippet
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snippet ;d "\delta" iA
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\delta
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endsnippet
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snippet ;D "\Delta" iA
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\Delta
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endsnippet
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snippet ;e "\epsilon" iA
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\epsilon
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endsnippet
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snippet ;ve "\varepsilon" iA
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\varepsilon
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endsnippet
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snippet ;z "\zeta" iA
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\zeta
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endsnippet
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# ;e is taken for \epsilon. I use ;h because capital \eta is H
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snippet ;h "\eta" iA
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\eta
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endsnippet
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# ;t and ;T are more appropriate but are taken by tau
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# I've used ;o and ;O since theta has an oval/circular shape
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# o and O techanically go with omnicron, but I don't use omnicron in math or physics
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snippet ;o "\theta" iA
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\theta
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endsnippet
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snippet ;vo "\vartheta" iA
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\vartheta
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endsnippet
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snippet ;O "\Theta" iA
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\Theta
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endsnippet
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snippet ;k "\kappa" iA
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\kappa
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endsnippet
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snippet ;l "\lambda" iA
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\lambda
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endsnippet
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snippet ;L "\Lambda" iA
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\Lambda
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endsnippet
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snippet ;m "\mu" iA
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\mu
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endsnippet
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snippet ;n "\nu" iA
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\nu
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endsnippet
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snippet ;x "\xi" iA
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\xi
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endsnippet
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snippet ;X "\Xi" iA
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\Xi
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endsnippet
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# p/P are taken by psi, so I've used 'i' instead, the second letter in pi
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# technically i corresponds to iota, but I don't use iota in math or physics
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snippet ;i "\pi" iA
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\pi
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endsnippet
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snippet ;I "\Pi" iA
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\Pi
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endsnippet
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snippet ;r "\rho" iA
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\rho
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endsnippet
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snippet ;s "\sigma" iA
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\sigma
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endsnippet
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snippet ;S "\Sigma" iA
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\Sigma
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endsnippet
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snippet ;t "\tau" iA
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\tau
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endsnippet
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# I use f and not p since p is taken for psi
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snippet ;f "\phi" iA
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\phi
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endsnippet
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snippet ;vf "\varphi" iA
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\varphi
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endsnippet
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snippet ;F "\Phi" iA
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\Phi
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endsnippet
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snippet ;c "\chi" iA
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\chi
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endsnippet
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snippet ;p "\psi" iA
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\psi
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endsnippet
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snippet ;P "\Psi" iA
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\Psi
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endsnippet
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# o/O would be more appropriate, but I've used o/O for theta
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# lowercase omega looks like a 'w', so its all good
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snippet ;w "\omega" iA
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\omega
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endsnippet
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snippet ;W "\Omega" iA
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\Omega
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endsnippet
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