scribble: render "incremement" and some other chars for Latex/PDF
This change was prompted by the change to DrRacket's "\Delta" to produce the Unicode "increment" character.
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("Lambda" "Λ")
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("Lambda" "Λ")
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("Sigma" "Σ")
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("Sigma" "Σ")
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("Psi" "Ψ")
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("Psi" "Ψ")
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("Delta" "Δ")
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("Delta" "Δ") ; <- this character is Unicode "increment", not Greek delta
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("Xi" "Ξ")
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("Xi" "Ξ")
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("Upsilon" "Υ")
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("Upsilon" "Υ")
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("Omega" "Ω")
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("Omega" "Ω")
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[(#\♭) "$\\flat$"]
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[(#\♭) "$\\flat$"]
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[(#\♮) "$\\natural$"]
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[(#\♮) "$\\natural$"]
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[(#\√) "$\\surd$"]
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[(#\√) "$\\surd$"]
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[(#\Δ) "$\\Delta$"] ; no better mapping for than \Delta for "increment"
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[(#\u2211) "$\\sum$"] ; better than \Sigma, right?
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[(#\u220F) "$\\prod$"] ; better than \Pi, right?
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[(#\u2210) "$\\coprod$"]
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[(#\u222B) "$\\int$"]
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[(#\u222E) "$\\oint$"]
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[(#\¬) "$\\neg$"]
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[(#\¬) "$\\neg$"]
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[(#\△) "$\\triangle$"]
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[(#\△) "$\\triangle$"]
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[(#\∀) "$\\forall$"]
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[(#\∀) "$\\forall$"]
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