I don't know if this was discussed, but it'd help
scientists/mathematicians if all Greek and Hebrew were available as
superscript & subscript. Mathematicians use certain such letters in
standard notation of important expressions/formulae (superscript π in
Euler's Identity, subscript base π, superscript א in cardinality of real
numbers, etc.)... actually we use all Greek letters, and since a few
Hebrew (since 1800s) have standard mathematical meanings, more are used
for variables. After any such alphabets' letters are used, the rest are
considered normal/standard to use in standard script, superscript, and
subscript, for any educational usage, and future standard notation.
- superscripts & subscripts for science/math... David Melik via Unicode
- superscripts & subscripts for science... David Melik via Unicode
- Re: superscripts & subscripts for sci... David Melik via Unicode
- Re: superscripts & subscripts for... Khaled Hosny via Unicode
- Re: superscripts & subscripts for sci... philip chastney via Unicode

