/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.1819941]

Guise I need a program to write my equations, but not like mathlab, you know like word but easy to write delta something integrals nd shit

[Anonymous No.1819945]

>>1819941
mathematica

[Anonymous No.1819966]

>>1819945

I think OP wants a program that neatly displays equations and mathematical notation. Mathematica is for computations and programming, and although you can insert symbols like delta, it's no substitute for an equation-oriented word processor.

That being said, OP, I'm sure something like that exists, but I have no specific suggestions.

[Anonymous No.1819989]

>>1819966
oh sh- cuz i need to mail a teacher some doubts and shit I cant write delta P sqrt( ingdef
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[Anonymous No.1821142]

have you heard of LaTeX (pronounced lay-tech or lah-tech), typsetting language great for equations. probbaly more hassle than its worth if you just need a few equations, but writing papers etc from scratch there is no better way IMHO.
i.e. to write intergral of x squared from 0 to 12 Dx would be (in latex code):
\int_0^{12} x^2 dx

[Adrian !wf/oOO.fjg No.1821164]

if you only want one or two equations then you could do it on http://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php and just insert the pictures in word. or you could check the website to see if latex is what you need

[Anonymous No.1821165]

>>1821142
This. LaTeX is magic.