This topic has 17 commands from the physics package. Commands show whether MathJax, KaTeX, and XeTeX render them. Entries are ordered by how often they appear in corpus formulas.
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| Name | Definition | Packages | MathJax | KaTeX | XeTeX | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
\acos | Used for inverse cosine notation written as acos, including optional bracketed powers in the physics package. | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\acot | Used for inverse cotangent notation written as acot, including optional bracketed powers in the physics package. | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\acsc | Used for inverse cosecant notation written as acsc, including optional bracketed powers in the physics package. | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\arccot | Used for inverse cotangent notation written as arccot, with optional bracketed powers in the physics package. | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\arccsc | Used for inverse cosecant notation written as arccsc, with optional bracketed powers in the physics package. | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\arcsec | Used for inverse secant notation written as arcsec, with optional bracketed powers in the physics package. | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\asec | Used for inverse secant notation written as asec, including optional bracketed powers in the physics package. | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\asin | Used for inverse sine notation written as asin, including optional bracketed powers in the physics package. | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\atan | Used for inverse tangent notation written as atan, including optional bracketed powers in the physics package. | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\csch | Used for hyperbolic cosecant notation, including bracketed powers such as \csch[2](x). | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\erf | Used for the error function, often as \erf x or \erf(x) in applied mathematics and physics writing. | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\Residue | Used as a residue label in complex-analysis or contour-integration formulas | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\sech | Used for hyperbolic secant notation, including bracketed powers such as \sech[2](x). | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\tr | Used for matrix trace notation in the short lowercase form, as in \tr A or \tr(A). | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\Tr | Used for matrix trace notation in the capitalized form, as in \Tr A or \Tr(A). | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\trace | Used for trace function in linear algebra expressions | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |
\Trace | Used for trace function in linear algebra expressions | physics | MathJax: Full | KaTeX: None | XeTeX: Full | — |