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1 1 A_{3}
2 2 C_{2}
3 3 ^{5}C_{1}
I have an input file like this to be plotted. The third column is for the labels on that point (in latex format). How do I get to appear these labels on the plot as they would appear after the latex compilation (as superscript/subscript/Greek alphabet etc.)
The syntax in the sample you give is acceptable to gnuplot’s own enhanced text mode as well as to LaTeX. So it would be sufficient to say
Most gnuplot output modes (“terminals”) will accept this.
But gnuplot’s enhanced text mode only handles a small subset of LaTeX. If you need more complicated stuff, you’ll need to use one of the LaTeX terminals. In this case do not turn on enhanced text mode, since you want to pass the whole string through to LaTeX unprocessed.