The Tab keys
In formula modes, the tab
keys may be used to set
symbols. You hit it, then you release it, then you hit a a, ..., z key.
Here are the symbol you get:
tab a:
default integral part. More...
tab b: start
a direct sum. More...
tab c:
make a "upstair" relation. More...
tab d:
start a index. More...
tab e:
excess integral part. More...
tab f:
start a fraction. More...
tab g:
make a "downstair" relation. More...
tab G:
start a scalar product. More...
tab h:
start an union. More...
tab H:
start an intersection. More...
tab i:
start an integral. More...
tab j:
start an underbrace. More...
tab k:
start an overbrace. More...
tab m:
start a matrix. More...
tab n:
start a norm. More...
tab p:
start an infinite product. More...
tab P:
start a wedge product. More...
tab r:
start a square root. More...
tab s:
start a sum. More...
tab u:
start an exponent. More...
tab v:
start an absolute value. More...
tab {:
start a left accolade. More...
tab }:
start a right accolade. More...
tab (:
start a pair of parenthesis. More...
tab [:
start a pair of brackets. More...