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SÍMBOLOS of Éden SÍMBOLOS of Éden 1ª Edição – Livro 1 www.edenlivros.com.br 14/05/2.020 10:42 AM ‱ ⊀ ∝ ⊥ ∵ Permitido Cópia e Distribuição do Livro em PDF! Negado a Alteração do Conteúdo e Cópia Física deste Livro. Vendas pela Editora ou pelo Autor. Mogi Mirim 2.020 SUMÁRIO PREFÁCIO .......................................................................................................................... 03 SÍMBOLOS MATEMÁTICOS ............................................................................................................ 4 SÍMBOLOS SOFTWARE MATHTYPE ............................................................................................... 5 SÍMBOLOS MATEMÁTICOS .......................................................................................................... 10 SÍMBOLOS DIACRÍTICOS (QUE DISTINGUE) ................................................................................. 12 SÍMBOLOS DIACRÍTICOS (QUE DISTINGUE) ................................................................................. 13 SÍMBOLOS DIACRÍTICOS (QUE DISTINGUE) ................................................................................. 14 SÍMBOLOS GRÁFICOS UNICODES (Notas no Lado Direito) .......................................................... 15 C0 Controls and Basic Latin ......................................................................................................... 15 C1 Controls and Latin-1 Supplement .......................................................................................... 18 Latin Extended-A ......................................................................................................................... 22 Latin Extended-B ......................................................................................................................... 26 IPA Extensions ............................................................................................................................. 33 Spacing Modifier Letters ............................................................................................................. 36 Combining Diacritical Marks ....................................................................................................... 39 Greek and Coptic ......................................................................................................................... 43 Cyrillic .......................................................................................................................................... 48 REFERÊNCIAS ............................................................................................................................... 57 CONTATO .......................................................................................................................... 58 3 PREFÁCIO Neste livro apresento diversos símbolos e caracteres especiais, além de números e letras que derivam das áreas da matemática, da física, da informática, do português brasileiro, além de outras. Este livro é parte integrante de duas séries, a série “Energia”, e a série “Números”, isto porque ele se encaixa nestes dois tipos de agrupamentos de livros. É um livro que inicia o projeto “Mapa Matemático of Éden”, este mapa é uma ideia que tive anos atrás, ideia de mapear, de agrupar todos os símbolos de forma que a energia da existência se faz. Sobre o Mapa Matemático – não agrupo por datas, nem agrupo por importância, ou relevância do símbolo, mas, agrupo de forma lógica, da forma como o pensamento humano talvez os tenha criado, posso falhar, posso me equivocar em algumas ordenações, porém, agrupo os símbolos conforme o meu pensar, conforme a minha lógica, conforme a existência da energia. Éden 11/02/2.020 as 11:00 AM 4 SÍMBOLOS MATEMÁTICOS (Criações ou Uso Éden em Vermelho) SÍMBOLO REPRESENTA SÍMBOLO REPRESENTA Mais, Menor ou igual que. + Positivo. Menos, Proporcional a. - Negativo. ∝ Vezes, Infinito. × Multiplicação. ∞ Asterisco, Porcentagem, * Multiplicação. % Por cem. Barra Direita, Mais ou menos. / Mais, com, ± Divisão. Divisão Igual. = Ponto Final, Dois Pontos, Definição, Divisão. Multiplicação. : Barra Esquerda, Diferente, \ Menos, sem. ≠ Não igual. Isomorfismo, Equivalente, ≅ Congruência. ≡ Congruente. Maior que. Não é maior que. > ⊁ Menor que. Não é menor que. < ⊀ Muito maior que. Por mil, >> ‰ Pormiltagem. Muito menor que. Por milhão, << Pormilhatagem. ‱ Maior ou igual que. Existe, E invertido. ∃ 5 SÍMBOLO REPRESENTA Não existe. ∄ Pertence a, Elemento, membro de, Em, Está em. ∈ ou ∈ Existe ao menos um. ∋ ou ∋ Não pertence a, Não é elemento de. ∉ Para qualquer que seja, Para todos, para cada. ∀ Implica, se ... então. ⇒ ou → Se e só se. ⇔ ou ↔ De ... para. → SÍMBOLOS SOFTWARE MATHTYPE 6 7 † 8 9 n aa11 12 11 lim X i cos sin x aa21 22 i1 i Opposite arcsin e Hypotenuse 2 AB AB ABC ABC 10 Nota: No início do livro, temos a tabela de Símbolos Matemáticos, então paramos e damos início aos Símbolos Software MathType, pois, o MathType apresenta diversos símbolos para visualização, entretanto, muitos dos seus símbolos não se encontram nomeados, não pelo menos na edição do software que uso – Versão 6, logo, serve para visualização de diversos símbolos e fica a cargo do leitor usar isto da forma como lhe convém, então, continua a tabela Símbolos Matemáticos nesta página. SÍMBOLOS MATEMÁTICOS SÍMBOLO REPRESENTA SÍMBOLO REPRESENTA E (e) Parênteses. ∧ ( ) Ou (ou) Chaves. ∨ { } Valor absoluto de, Radiciação (Raiz). | | Módulo de. √ Norma de, Logarítmico (Logaritmo) || || Comprimento de. log Conjunto vazio. Exponenciação ∅ ou {} ^ (Potência). Cardinalidade. Xis à primeira potência. # x¹ Interseção, n fatorial. ∩ Intersecta com, n! Intersecta. União, A união de, Derivada. ∪ com. ´ ou dy/dx Contém. Integral. ⊃ ∫ Não contém. Gradiente. ⊅ ∇ É um subconjunto Produtório. ⊆ próprio de. Π Não está contido, Somatória. ⊈ Nem é igual a. Σ Está contido mas Seno. ⊊ não é igual. sen Colchetes. Cosseno. [ ] cos 11 SÍMBOLO REPRESENTA Tangente. tg ou tan Co-tangente. cotg ou cot Secante. sec Co-secante. cosec ou csc Grau. ° Minuto. ' Segundo. " pi (=3,141…) π fi, o número de ouro, φ proporção áurea (=1,618…) ∠ Ângulo agudo. ∟ Ângulo reto. ⊥ Perpendicular a. Paralelo a. | ou // Não (Negação lógica). ¬ ou / ∴ Então, portanto. ∵ Porque. Conjunto dos Números Naturais. ℕ 12 SÍMBOLO REPRESENTA SÍMBOLO REPRESENTA Conjunto dos Números Inteiros. Aproximadamente igual. ℤ Conjunto dos Números Racionais. Logaritmo Neperiano. ℚ ln Conjunto dos Números Reais. Integral de uma superfície fechada. ℝ Conjunto dos Números Derivada Parcial. Complexos. ℂ Conjunto dos Números Fatorial. Quaterniões. ! ℍ Conjunto dos Números Definido Logicamente. 핊 Sedeniões. :⇔ Número Primo. Chavetas de Conjunto. ℙ { , } Conjunto dos Números { : } Notação de Conjuntos. Irracionais. { | } Cedilha. @ Arroba. SÍMBOLOS DIACRÍTICOS (QUE DISTINGUE) é ó ģ ú ş ģ ô ă ã ō ö č è ç é 13 SÍMBOLOS DIACRÍTICOS (QUE DISTINGUE) SÍMBOLO REPRESENTA ` Acento grave. ´ Acento agudo. ˝ Acento agudo duplo. ̏ Acento grave duplo. ^ Acento Circunflexo. ¯ Acento mácron. ˘ Acento bráquia. ◌̑ Acento bráquia invertida. ˇ Caron. Cedilha. ¸ Trema, Diérese. ¨ Ponto mediano. · Anunaasika. ˙ Anusvara ou Ponto final. Chandrabindu. ◌ँ ◌ঁ ◌ઁ ◌ଁ ◌ఁ 14 SÍMBOLOS DIACRÍTICOS (QUE DISTINGUE) SÍMBOLO REPRESENTA ̡ ̢ ̉ Gancho, dấu hỏi. ̛ Corno, dấu móc. ˛ Gancho Polaco, ogonek. ° Anel, kroužek. ῾ Spiritus Asper. ᾿ Spiritus Lenis. ’ Apóstrofo. - Hífen. ~ Til. Titlo. ҃ 15 SÍMBOLOS GRÁFICOS UNICODES (Notas no Lado Direito) C0 Controls and Basic Latin ‘ ’ SPACE ! EXCLAMATION MARK " QUOTATION MARK (entity name is &quot;) # NUMBER SIGN $ DOLLAR SIGN % PERCENT SIGN & AMPERSAND (entity name is &amp;) ' APOSTROPHE ( LEFT PARENTHESIS ) RIGHT PARENTHESIS * ASTERISK + PLUS SIGN , COMMA - HYPHEN-MINUS . FULL STOP / SOLIDUS 0 DIGIT ZERO 1 DIGIT ONE 2 DIGIT TWO 3 DIGIT THREE 4 DIGIT FOUR 5 DIGIT FIVE 6 DIGIT SIX 7 DIGIT SEVEN 8 DIGIT EIGHT 9 DIGIT NINE : COLON ; SEMICOLON 16 < LESS-THAN SIGN (entity name is &lt;) = EQUALS SIGN > GREATER-THAN SIGN (entity name is &gt;) ? QUESTION MARK @ COMMERCIAL AT A LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A B LATIN CAPITAL LETTER B C LATIN CAPITAL LETTER C D LATIN CAPITAL LETTER D E LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E F LATIN CAPITAL LETTER F G LATIN CAPITAL LETTER G H LATIN CAPITAL LETTER H I LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I J LATIN CAPITAL LETTER J K LATIN CAPITAL LETTER K L LATIN CAPITAL LETTER L M LATIN CAPITAL LETTER M N LATIN CAPITAL LETTER N O LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O P LATIN CAPITAL LETTER P Q LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Q R LATIN CAPITAL LETTER R S LATIN CAPITAL LETTER S T LATIN CAPITAL LETTER T U LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U V LATIN CAPITAL LETTER V W LATIN CAPITAL LETTER W X LATIN CAPITAL LETTER X Y LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Y Z LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Z 17 [ LEFT SQUARE BRACKET \ REVERSE SOLIDUS ] RIGHT SQUARE BRACKET ^ CIRCUMFLEX ACCENT _ LOW LINE ` GRAVE ACCENT a LATIN SMALL LETTER A b LATIN SMALL LETTER B c LATIN SMALL LETTER C d LATIN SMALL LETTER D e LATIN SMALL LETTER E f LATIN SMALL LETTER F g LATIN SMALL LETTER G h LATIN SMALL LETTER H i LATIN SMALL LETTER I j LATIN SMALL LETTER J k LATIN SMALL LETTER K l LATIN SMALL LETTER L m LATIN SMALL LETTER M n LATIN SMALL LETTER N o LATIN SMALL LETTER O p LATIN SMALL LETTER P q LATIN SMALL LETTER Q r LATIN SMALL LETTER R s LATIN SMALL LETTER S t LATIN SMALL LETTER T u LATIN SMALL LETTER U v LATIN SMALL LETTER V w LATIN SMALL LETTER W x LATIN SMALL LETTER X y LATIN SMALL LETTER Y z LATIN SMALL LETTER Z 18 { LEFT
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