Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-A Unicode Characters page 1

List of all characters from the Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-A Unicode Characters

The Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-A block contains a range of symbols used in advanced mathematical notation, including symbols for logic, set theory, and geometry. These characters are essential for accurately representing complex mathematical expressions and equations in digital text. The block includes symbols that are used in both academic research and educational materials, ensuring comprehensive support for mathematical notation in digital formats..

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10176	U+27C0	⟀	THREE DIMENSIONAL ANGLE
10177	U+27C1	⟁	WHITE TRIANGLE CONTAINING SMALL WHITE TRIANGLE
10178	U+27C2	⟂	PERPENDICULAR
10179	U+27C3	⟃	OPEN SUBSET
10180	U+27C4	⟄	OPEN SUPERSET
10181	U+27C5	⟅	LEFT S-SHAPED BAG DELIMITER

10182	U+27C6	⟆	RIGHT S-SHAPED BAG DELIMITER
10183	U+27C7	⟇	OR WITH DOT INSIDE
10184	U+27C8	⟈	REVERSE SOLIDUS PRECEDING SUBSET
10185	U+27C9	⟉	SUPERSET PRECEDING SOLIDUS
10186	U+27CA	⟊	VERTICAL BAR WITH HORIZONTAL STROKE
10187	U+27CB	⟋	MATHEMATICAL RISING DIAGONAL
10188	U+27CC	⟌	LONG DIVISION
10189	U+27CD	⟍	MATHEMATICAL FALLING DIAGONAL
10190	U+27CE	⟎	SQUARED LOGICAL AND
10191	U+27CF	⟏	SQUARED LOGICAL OR

10192	U+27D0	⟐	WHITE DIAMOND WITH CENTRED DOT
10193	U+27D1	⟑	AND WITH DOT
10194	U+27D2	⟒	ELEMENT OF OPENING UPWARDS
10195	U+27D3	⟓	LOWER RIGHT CORNER WITH DOT
10196	U+27D4	⟔	UPPER LEFT CORNER WITH DOT
10197	U+27D5	⟕	LEFT OUTER JOIN
10198	U+27D6	⟖	RIGHT OUTER JOIN
10199	U+27D7	⟗	FULL OUTER JOIN
10200	U+27D8	⟘	LARGE UP TACK
10201	U+27D9	⟙	LARGE DOWN TACK
10202	U+27DA	⟚	LEFT AND RIGHT DOUBLE TURNSTILE
10203	U+27DB	⟛	LEFT AND RIGHT TACK
10204	U+27DC	⟜	LEFT MULTIMAP
10205	U+27DD	⟝	LONG RIGHT TACK

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