Info Request: "Latex Search Engine"?

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Hi All,'
I remember there was a site where one could search using math symbols, like > , and Math terms. Anyone know what the name/address of that site is?
Thanks.
 
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No, I am looking for a search engine that allows for the use of Math symbols to do searches, so that, e.g., I can search for is e^ cosx harmonic , or I can use Latex to ask about L^p ( ##L^p ## ) spaces during the search.
 
MrAnchovy said:
Just type the latex into Google?
Doesn't work that well in my experience. I remember that there was a search engine like that, I just can't remember neither its name nor url.
 
MrAnchovy said:
Just type the latex into Google?
Doesn't work that well in my experience. I remember that there was a search engine like that, I just can't remember neither its name nor url.
 
I think you may be looking for WolframAlpha:

http://www.wolframalpha.com

Try that. In any case, a very cool search engine for just about anything that is in any way quantifiable. You can lose hours at a time just messing around with it.

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