Syntax Aliases

Different ways of writing the same symbol. The first column shows the canonical way, but the second column are aliases and will work as well.

Symbol Synonym(s)
\lnot ~, \neg, ¬
[] □
<> ◇
\land /\, ∧
\lor \/, ∨
\equiv <=>, ≡, ⇔
/= #, ≠
\leq <=, =<, ≤
\geq >=, ≥
\times \X, ×
\intersect \cap, ∩
\union \cup, ∪
\o \circ, ∘
\oplus (+), ⊕
\ominus (-), ⊖
\odot (.), ⊙
\oslash (/), ⊘
\otimes (\X), ⊗
\approx ≈
:= ≔
\asymp ≍
\bigcirc ◯
::= ⩴
\bullet ●
\cdot ⋅
\cong ≅
\div ÷
\doteq ≐
.. ‥
... …
!! ‼
\gg ≫
=> ⇒
\in ∈
=| ⫤
~> ↝
\ll ≪
-| ⊣
\notin ∉
-+-> ⇸
\prec ≺
\preceq ⪯
\propto ∝
?? ⁇
|= ⊨
|- ⊢
\sim ∼
\simeq ≃
\sqcap ⊓
\sqcup ⊔
\sqsubset ⊏
\sqsubseteq ⊑
\sqsupset ⊐
\sqsupseteq ⊒
\star ⋆
\subset ⊂
\subseteq ⊆
\succ ≻
\succeq ⪰
\supset ⊃
\supseteq ⊇
\uplus ⊎
|| ‖
\wr ≀
^+ ⁺
  • using/syntax_aliases.txt
  • Last modified: 2024/10/10 16:59
  • by fponzi