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Every Symbol Defined by Unicode-Math Every symbol defined by unicode-math Will Robertson [email protected] January 29, 2011 This document uses the file unicode-math-table.tex to print every symbol defined by the unicode- math package. Use this document to find the command name or the Unicode glyph slot for a symbol that you wish to use. Contents 1 Opening symbols, \mathopen 2 2 Closing symbols, \mathclose 3 3 Fence symbols, \mathfence 4 4 Punctuation symbols, \mathpunct 4 5 Accents, \mathaccent 5 6 Big operators, \mathop 6 7 Binary relations, \mathbin 9 8 Ordinary symbols, \mathord 13 9 Relation symbols, \mathrel 23 10 Alphabetical symbols, \mathalpha 35 1 1 Opening symbols, \mathopen Ex. Macro Description + ( \lparen + [ \lbrack + { \lbrace + √ \sqrt + ∛ \cuberoot + ∜ \fourthroot + ⌈ \lceil + ⌊ \lfloor + ⌜ \ulcorner + ⌞ \llcorner + \lbrbrak + ⟅ \lbag - + ⟌ \longdivision + ⟦ \lBrack + ⟨ \langle + ⟪ \lAngle + \Lbrbrak + ⦃ \lBrace + ⦅ \lParen + ⦇ \llparenthesis + ⦉ \llangle + ⦋ \lbrackubar + ⦍ \lbrackultick + ⦏ \lbracklltick + ⦑ \langledot + ⦓ \lparenless - + ⦕ \Lparengtr - + ⦗ \lblkbrbrak + ⧘ \lvzigzag + ⧚ \Lvzigzag + ⧼ \lcurvyangle + \lbrbrak + \Lbrbrak 2 2 Closing symbols, \mathclose Ex. Macro Description + ) \rparen + ] \rbrack + } \rbrace + ⌉ \rceil + ⌋ \rfloor + ⌝ \urcorner + ⌟ \lrcorner + \rbrbrak + ⟆ \rbag - + ⟧ \rBrack + ⟩ \rangle + ⟫ \rAngle + \Rbrbrak + ⦄ \rBrace + ⦆ \rParen + ⦈ \rrparenthesis + ⦊ \rrangle + ⦌ \rbrackubar + ⦎ \rbracklrtick + ⦐ \rbrackurtick + ⦒ \rangledot + ⦔ \rparengtr - + ⦖ \Rparenless - + ⦘ \rblkbrbrak + ⧙ \rvzigzag + ⧛ \Rvzigzag + ⧽ \rcurvyangle + \rbrbrak + \Rbrbrak 3 3 Fence symbols, \mathfence Ex. Macro Description + | \vert + ‖ \Vert + ⦀ \Vvert 4 Punctuation symbols, \mathpunct Ex. Macro Description + ! \exclam + , \comma + ∶ \mathcolon + ; \semicolon : 4 5 Accents, \mathaccent Note that accents will only be properly placed if used with an OpenType font with the necessary information. Ex. Macro Description + 푥̀ \grave + 푥́ \acute + 푥̂ \hat + 푥̃ \tilde + 푥̄ \bar + 푥̅ \overbar + 푥̆ \breve + 푥̇ \dot + 푥̈ \ddot + 푥̉ \ovhook + 푥̊ \ocirc + 푥̌ \check + 푥̐ \candra (-) + 푥̒ \oturnedcomma + 푥̕ \ocommatopright + 푥̚ \droang (-) + 푥̰ \wideutilde ( -) + 푥̱ \underbar + 푥̸ \not + 푥⃐ \leftharpoonaccent + 푥⃑ \rightharpoonaccent + 푥⃒ \vertoverlay + 푥⃖ \overleftarrow + 푥⃗ \vec + 푥⃛ \dddot + 푥⃜ \ddddot + 푥⃡ \overleftrightarrow + 푥⃧ \annuity + 푥⃨ \threeunderdot + 푥⃩ \widebridgeabove + 푥⃬ \underrightharpoondown + 푥⃭ \underleftharpoondown + 푥⃮ \underleftarrow + 푥⃯ \underrightarrow + 푥⃰ \asteraccent 5 6 Big operators, \mathop Of the operators shown below, a subset need to be flagged by unicode-math for \nolimits adjustments. The limits behaviour as specified by unicode-math are shown with grey subscripts and superscripts. Ex. Macro Description 1 + \Bbbsum - - 0 1 + \prod 0 1 + \coprod 0 1 \sum + 0 1 + \int 0 1 + \iint 0 1 + \iiint 0 1 + \oint 0 1 + \oiint 0 1 + \oiiint 0 1 + \intclockwise 0 1 + \varointclockwise , 0 1 + \ointctrclockwise , 0 1 + \bigwedge 0 1 + \bigvee 0 1 + \bigcap 0 1 \bigcup + 0 1 + ⟕ \leftouterjoin 0 1 + ⟖ \rightouterjoin 0 6 1 + ⟗ \fullouterjoin 0 1 + ⟘ \bigbot 0 1 + ⟙ \bigtop 0 1 + \xsol 0 1 + \xbsol 0 1 + \bigodot - 0 1 \bigoplus + - 0 1 \bigotimes + - 0 1 \bigcupdot + - 0 1 \biguplus + - 0 1 + \bigsqcap - 0 1 + \bigsqcup - 0 1 + \conjquant 0 1 + \disjquant 0 1 + \bigtimes - 0 1 + \sumint 0 1 + \iiiint 0 1 + \intbar 0 1 + \intBar 0 1 + \fint 0 7 1 + \cirfnint 0 1 + \awint 0 1 + \rppolint 0 1 + \scpolint 0 1 + \npolint 0 1 + \pointint 0 1 + \sqint 0 1 + \intlarhk 0 1 + \intx 0 1 + \intcap 0 1 + \intcup 0 1 + \upint 0 1 + \lowint 0 1 + ⨝ \Join 0 1 + ⨞ \bigtriangleleft 0 1 + ⨟ \zcmp 0 1 + ⨠ \zpipe 0 1 + ⨡ \zproject 0 1 + ⫼ \biginterleave 0 1 + ⫿ \bigtalloblong - 0 8 7 Binary relations, \mathbin Ex. Macro Description + + \plus : + ± \pm -- + · \cdotp / : + × \times + ÷ \div + † \dagger + ‡ \ddagger + • \smblkcircle / : , + ⁀ \tieconcat , + ⁄ \fracslash + ⅋ \upand + − \minus + ∓ \mp -- + ∔ \dotplus , + ∕ \divslash + ∖ \smallsetminus (. ) + ∗ \ast + ∘ \vysmwhtcircle ( ) + ∙ \vysmblkcircle + ∧ \wedge / / : + ∨ \vee / / : + ∩ \cap + ∪ \cup + ∸ \dotminus , + ∾ \invlazys [ ] + ≀ \wr + ⊌ \cupleftarrow + ⊍ \cupdot , + ⊎ \uplus + ⊓ \sqcap + ⊔ \sqcup + ⊕ \oplus + ⊖ \ominus + ⊗ \otimes + ⊘ \oslash + ⊙ \odot + ⊚ \circledcirc + ⊛ \circledast + ⊜ \circledequal + ⊝ \circleddash + ⊞ \boxplus + ⊟ \boxminus + ⊠ \boxtimes + ⊡ \boxdot / / : + ⊺ \intercal + ⊻ \veebar , ( ); + ⊼ \barwedge , ( ) 9 + ⊽ \barvee , ( ) + ⋄ \smwhtdiamond + ⋅ \cdot + ⋆ \star , , + ⋇ \divideontimes + ⋉ \ltimes , + ⋊ \rtimes , + ⋋ \leftthreetimes + ⋌ \rightthreetimes + ⋎ \curlyvee + ⋏ \curlywedge + ⋒ \Cap / / : + ⋓ \Cup / / : + ⌅ \varbarwedge / : , [ ( )] + ⌆ \vardoublebarwedge / : , [ ( )] + ⌽ \obar + △ \bigtriangleup , + ▷ \triangleright () , ; + ◁ \triangleleft () , ; + ○ \mdlgwhtcircle + ◫ \boxbar + ⟇ \veedot + ⟑ \wedgedot + ⟠ \lozengeminus + ⟡ \concavediamond - + ⟢ \concavediamondtickleft - + ⟣ \concavediamondtickright - + ⟤ \whitesquaretickleft + ⟥ \whitesquaretickright + ⦂ \typecolon + ⦵ \circlehbar + ⦶ \circledvert + ⦷ \circledparallel + ⦸ \obslash + ⦹ \operp + ⧀ \olessthan - + ⧁ \ogreaterthan - + ⧄ \boxdiag + ⧅ \boxbslash + ⧆ \boxast + ⧇ \boxcircle + ⧈ \boxbox + ⧍ \triangleserifs + ⧖ \hourglass + ⧗ \blackhourglass + ⧢ \shuffle + ⧫ \mdlgblklozenge + ⧵ \setminus + ⧶ \dsol + ⧷ \rsolbar 10 + ⧺ \doubleplus + ⧻ \tripleplus + ⧾ \tplus + ⧿ \tminus + ⨢ \ringplus + ⨣ \plushat + ⨤ \simplus + ⨥ \plusdot + ⨦ \plussim + ⨧ \plussubtwo + ⨨ \plustrif + ⨩ \commaminus + ⨪ \minusdot + ⨫ \minusfdots + ⨬ \minusrdots + ⨭ \opluslhrim + ⨮ \oplusrhrim + ⨯ \vectimes + ⨰ \dottimes + ⨱ \timesbar + ⨲ \btimes + ⨳ \smashtimes + ⨴ \otimeslhrim + ⨵ \otimesrhrim + ⨶ \otimeshat + ⨷ \Otimes + ⨸ \odiv + ⨹ \triangleplus + ⨺ \triangleminus + ⨻ \triangletimes + ⨼ \intprod + ⨽ \intprodr + ⨾ \fcmp + ⨿ \amalg + ⩀ \capdot + ⩁ \uminus + ⩂ \barcup + ⩃ \barcap + ⩄ \capwedge + ⩅ \cupvee + ⩆ \cupovercap + ⩇ \capovercup + ⩈ \cupbarcap + ⩉ \capbarcup + ⩊ \twocups + ⩋ \twocaps + ⩌ \closedvarcup + ⩍ \closedvarcap + ⩎ \Sqcap + ⩏ \Sqcup + ⩐ \closedvarcupsmashprod 11 + ⩑ \wedgeodot + ⩒ \veeodot + ⩓ \Wedge + ⩔ \Vee + ⩕ \wedgeonwedge + ⩖ \veeonvee + ⩗ \bigslopedvee + ⩘ \bigslopedwedge + ⩚ \wedgemidvert + ⩛ \veemidvert + ⩜ \midbarwedge + ⩝ \midbarvee + ⩞ \doublebarwedge + ⩟ \wedgebar + ⩠ \wedgedoublebar + ⩡ \varveebar + ⩢ \doublebarvee + ⩣ \veedoublebar + ⩤ \dsub + ⩥ \rsub + ⩱ \eqqplus + ⩲ \pluseqq + ⫴ \interleave + ⫵ \nhVvert + ⫶ \threedotcolon + ⫻ \trslash + ⫽ \sslash + ⫾ \talloblong 12 8 Ordinary symbols, \mathord Ex. Macro Description + # \octothorpe + $ \mathdollar + % \percent + & \ampersand + / \mathslash + ? \question + @ \atsign + \ \backslash + £ \sterling + ¥ \yen + ¬ \neg / / + Ƶ \Zbar ( ) + Ϙ \upoldKoppa + ϙ \upoldkoppa + ϶ \upbackepsilon + ― \horizbar + ‗ \twolowline () + ‥ \enleadertwodots ( ) + … \unicodeellipsis () + ′ \prime , + ″ \dprime , + ‴ \trprime ( ) + ‵ \backprime , + ‶ \backdprime , + ‷ \backtrprime , + ‸ \caretinsert ( ) + ‼ \Exclam + ⁃ \hyphenbullet , ( ) + ⁇ \Question + ⁗ \qprime , + € \euro + ⃝ \enclosecircle + ⃞ \enclosesquare + ⃟ \enclosediamond + ⃤ \enclosetriangle + ℇ \Eulerconst + ℎ \Planckconst + ℧ \mho + Ⅎ \Finv + ℼ \Bbbpi - + ⅁ \Game - + ⅂ \sansLturned - + ⅃ \sansLmirrored - + ⅄ \Yup - + ⅅ \mitBbbD - + ⅆ \mitBbbd - + ⅇ \mitBbbe - 13 + ⅈ \mitBbbi - + ⅉ \mitBbbj - + ⅊ \PropertyLine + ↨ \updownarrowbar () + ↴ \linefeed + ↵ \carriagereturn = + ↸ \barovernorthwestarrow + ↹ \barleftarrowrightarrowbar + ↺ \acwopencirclearrow + ↻ \cwopencirclearrow + ⇞ \nHuparrow + ⇟ \nHdownarrow + ⇠ \leftdasharrow + ⇡ \updasharrow + ⇢ \rightdasharrow + ⇣ \downdasharrow + ⇦ \leftwhitearrow + ⇧ \upwhitearrow + ⇨ \rightwhitearrow + ⇩ \downwhitearrow + ⇪ \whitearrowupfrombar + ∀ \forall + ∁ \complement + 휕 \partial + ∃ \exists + ∄ \nexists + ∅ \varnothing , + ∆ \increment (; ^) + ∇ \nabla , , + ∎ \QED + ∞ \infty + ∟ \rightangle ( ) + ∠ \angle + ∡ \measuredangle - + ∢ \sphericalangle - + ∴ \therefore + ∵ \because + ∿ \sinewave + ⊤ \top + ⊥ \bot + ⊹ \hermitmatrix + ⊾ \measuredrightangle - [ ] + ⊿ \varlrtriangle + ⋯ \unicodecdots , + ⌀ \diameter + ⌂ \house + ⌐ \invnot
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