Greek Alphabet Symbols

Greek Small Letter Alpha

The first letter of the Greek alphabet. Used in physics, chemistry, and mathematics to represent various quantities like angular acceleration, alpha particles, and coefficients.

Greek Small Letter Beta

The second letter of the Greek alphabet. Often used to represent beta particles, beta waves, and angles in mathematics.

Greek Small Letter Gamma

Used in physics for gamma rays, in purchasing for the gamma greek, and in relativity.

Greek Capital Letter Delta

Represents change or difference in mathematics and sciences. distinct from the lower case delta (δ).

Greek Small Letter Pi

The mathematical constant pi (3.14159...), representing the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.

Greek Capital Letter Sigma

Used as the summation operator in mathematics to denote the sum of a sequence.

Greek Capital Letter Omega

The last letter of the Greek alphabet. Symbol for Ohm (unit of electrical resistance) and often signifies the end.

Greek Small Letter Mu

Symbol for the prefix micro- (10^-6). Also used in statistics for population mean and physics for coefficient of friction.

Greek Small Letter Theta

Commonly represents an angle in geometry and trigonometry.

Greek Small Letter Lambda

Symbol for wavelength in physics, eigenvalues in linear algebra, and lambda functions in implementation.