nu & Science Stuff

> >ideally 'neutrino' would be the greek leter 'eta' and 'gamma' a gamma. 
> >anybody got a tricksy way to make fairly small greek letters in ascii?
> >i tried these:
> 
> Eta? Really? I always thought that neutrinos were represented by the
> letter "nu".  Which is much easier to remember and what's used in my
> physics text.  Of course it also uses "f" for frequency, which irks
> me.

  you're right. in particle physics a neutrino is a nu & that's where you
see f. diagrams. in nuclear reactions tho it's sometimes an eta, probably
since an eta looks more like an n. reactions like

.   0     1    -1    0
.    N ->  P +   e +   n
.   1     1     0    0 '

 so maybe i should have said `ideally everybody would agree this should be
a nu'

> Hmm...Greek letters are hard if you want them to be small.
maybe in gscii?

  r^2

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