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Why not Devanagari then? This Europe-centric point of view bother me. Also, I've seen a lot of different symbols as subscripts in mathematical and physical art
by blacklion 5y ago
Why not Devanagari then?
This Europe-centric point of view bother me.
Also, I've seen a lot of different symbols as subscripts in mathematical and physical articles, like squares, triangles, arrows, etc.
- cygx 5y agoWhy not Devanagari then? This Europe-centric point of view bother me. Sure: As I mentioned in another comment, I'd add markers to enable arbitrary super and subscripting. However, the question I responded to was asking what specifically people were missing in practice, and the examples I gave are things I personally would have used if they had been available.