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Greek letters in LaTex

 \alpha  \alpha  \rho  \rho
 \beta  \beta  \varrho  \varrho
 \gamma  \gamma  \tau  \tau
 \delta  \delta  \upsilon  \upsilon
 \epsilon  \epsilon  \phi  \phi
 \varepsilon  \varepsilon  \varphi  \varphi
 \zeta  \zeta  \chi  \chi
 \eta  \eta  \psi  \psi
 \theta  \theta  \omega  \omega
 \vartheta  \vartheta  \Gamma  \Gamma
\gamma   \gamma  \Delta  \Delta
\kappa   \kappa  \Theta  \Theta
 \lambda  \lambda  \Lambda  \Lambda
 \mu  \mu  \Xi  \Xi
 \nu  \nu  \Pi  \Pi
 \xi  \xi  \Sigma  \Sigma
 o  o  \Upsilon  \Upsilon
 \pi  \pi  \Phi  \Phi
 \varpi  \varpi  \Psi  \Psi
 \sigma  \sigma  \Omega  \Omega

\varsigma \varsigma

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