Mathematical Typesetting
Developed at Wolfram Research over nearly 20 years, the Wolfram Language has by far the world's most sophisticated and convenient mathematical typesetting technology. Generalizing the concept of a computer language to allow 2D input, the Wolfram Language allows both interactive and programmatic entry of arbitrarily complex typeset expressions, with publication-quality layout continuously maintained in real time.
StandardForm — Wolfram Language unambiguous format (
)
TraditionalForm — traditional textbook math notation (
)
InputForm — linear input form (
)
Palettes ▶ Other ▶ Basic Math Input — bring up a palette of common input notations
Palettes ▶ Special Characters — access all Wolfram Language special characters »
Keyboard Input »
(
or 
) ▪ (
) ▪ 
(
) ▪ 
(
) ▪ ...
— move out of a subexpression or script position
, 
— start, end an inline math cell in text, or text in math
Special Characters »
π (
p
) ▪ 
(
ii
) ▪ ∞ (
inf
) ▪ ∫ (
int
) ▪ (differential d) (
dd
) ▪ α (
a
) ▪ ...
Symbolic Notational Forms »
Subscript() ▪ OverBar(
) ▪ CirclePlus(⊕) ▪ LeftRightArrow(↔) ▪ ...
Table & Layout Constructs »
MatrixForm ▪ Grid ▪ Column ▪ Row ▪ Framed ▪ Highlighted ▪ Labeled ▪ Tooltip ▪ ...
Number Formatting »
NumberForm ▪ PaddedForm ▪ ...
General Styling »
Text — text within math
Style ▪ Bold ▪ Italic ▪ Large ▪ Small ▪ Red ▪ ...
HoldForm, HoldCompleteForm — display expressions without evaluating them
Inactivate — inactivate operations throughout an expression and display them in gray
DisableFormatting — prevent the formatting of held expressions
Options & Tweaking »
ScriptSizeMultipliers ▪ LineIndent ▪ Invisible ▪ ...
Speak, SpokenString — generate spoken representations of mathematical expressions