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1 Technical Symbols   ↑

1.1 Operadores Lógicos   ↑

≠ ≠ ≠ no igual
& & & ampersand
∧ ∧ ∧ operador "y"
¬ ¬ ¬ operador "no"
∼ ∼ ∼ tilde operador = varies with = similar to
∨ ∨ ∨ logical ‘or’ sign
→ → → rightwards arrow
← ← ← leftwards arrow
↔ ↔ ↔ left right arrow
⇕ ⇕ up down double arrow
≡ ≡ ≡ identical to
∀ ∀ ∀ for all
∃ ∃ ∃ there exists
℩ ℩ symbol for definite description operator "the"
□ □ box = necessarily
◊ ◊ ◊ lozenge = possibly
⇒ ⇒ ⇒ rightwards double arrow
⇐ ⇐ ⇐ leftwards double arrow
⇔ ⇔ ⇔ left right double arrow
∴ ∴ ∴ therefore
⊥ ⊥ ⊥ up tack = orthogonal to = perpendicular
⊤ ⊤ down tack = top
⊣ ⊣ left turnstile = adjoint
⊢ ⊢ turnstile, proves
⊨ ⊨ models, makes true
⊬ ⊬ doesn't prove
⊭ ⊭ doesn't model, doesn't make true

1.2 Set Theory Symbols   ↑

∈ ∈ ∈ element of
∉ ∉ ∉ not an element of
∋ ∋ ∋ contains as member
∅ ∅ ∅ empty set
∩ ∩ ∩ intersection = cap
∪ ∪ ∪ union = cup
⊂ ⊂ ⊂ subset of
⊃ ⊃ ⊃ superset of
⊄ ⊄ ⊄ not a subset of
⊆ ⊆ ⊆ subset of or equal to
⊇ ⊇ ⊇ superset of or equal to
○ ○ function composition
⨡ ⨡ domain restrictor

1.3 Mathematical Symbols   ↑

− − − minus sign
± ± ± plus-or-minus sign
× × × multiply sign
÷ ÷ ÷ divide sign
< &lt; &#60; less-than sign
> &gt; &#62; greater-than sign
≤ &le; &#8804; less-than or equal to
≥ &ge; &#8805; greater-than or equal to
≰ &#8816; not less-than or equal to
¼ &frac14; &#188; fraction one-quarter
½ &frac12; &#189; fraction one-half
¾ &frac34; &#190; fraction three-quarters
¹ &sup1; &#185; superscript one
² &sup2; &#178; superscript two
³ &sup3; &#179; superscript three
° &deg; &#176; degree sign
· &middot; &#183; middle dot
ƒ &fnof; &#402; latin small f with hook = function = florin
′ &prime; &#8242; prime = minutes = feet
″ &Prime; &#8243; double prime = seconds = inches
‾ &oline; &#8254; overline = spacing overscore
⁄ &frasl; &#8260; fraction slash
ℵ &alefsym; &#8501; Hebrew alef
∂ &part; &#8706; partial differential
∑ &sum; &#8721; n-ary sumation
∇ &nabla; &#8711; nabla = backward difference
√ &radic; &#8730; square root = radical sign
∝ &prop; &#8733; proportional to
∞ &infin; &#8734; infinity
∠ &ang; &#8736; angle
∫ &int; &#8747; integral
≅ &cong; &#8773; approximately equal to
≈ &asymp; &#8776; almost equal to = asymptotic to
⊕ &oplus; &#8853; circled plus = direct sum
⊗ &otimes; &#8855; circled times = vector product
‰ &permil; &#8240; per mille sign
ℜ &real; &#8476; set of real numbers
℘ &weierp; &#8472; power set
ℑ &image; &#8465; fraktur I, imaginary, interpretation
≺ &#8826; precedes
≻ &#8827; succeeds
≼ &#8828; precedes or equal to
≽ &#8829; succeeds or equal to
⋠ &#8928; not precedes or equal to
⊲ &#8882; is contained in as subgroup
⊳ &#8883; contains as subgroup
⊴ &#8884; is contained in or equal to
ℏ &#8463; Dirac constant
ℕ &#8469; &#8469; set of natural numbers
ℚ &#8474; &#8474; set of rational numbers
ℤ &#8484; &#8484; set of integers

1.4 Miscellaneous Technical Symbols   ↑

↑ &uarr; &#8593; upwards arrow
↓ &darr; &#8595; downwards arrow

2 Alphabetic Characters   ↑

2.1 Latin Characters   ↑

À &Agrave; &#192; capital A, grave accent
Á &Aacute; &#193; capital A, acute accent
 &Acirc; &#194; capital A, circumflex accent
à &Atilde; &#195; capital A, tilde
Ä &Auml; &#196; capital A, dieresis or umlaut mark
Å &Aring; &#197; capital A, ring
Æ &AElig; &#198; capital AE diphthong (ligature)
Ç &Ccedil; &#199; capital C, cedilla
È &Egrave; &#200; capital E, grave accent
É &Eacute; &#201; capital E, acute accent
Ê &Ecirc; &#202; capital E, circumflex accent
Ë &Euml; &#203; capital E, dieresis or umlaut mark
Ì &Igrave; &#204; capital I, grave accent
Í &Iacute; &#205; capital I, acute accent
Î &Icirc; &#206; capital I, circumflex accent
Ï &Iuml; &#207; capital I, dieresis or umlaut mark
Ð &ETH; &#208; capital Eth, Icelandic
Ñ &Ntilde; &#209; capital N, tilde
Ò &Ograve; &#210; capital O, grave accent
Ó &Oacute; &#211; capital O, acute accent
Ô &Ocirc; &#212; capital O, circumflex accent
Õ &Otilde; &#213; capital O, tilde
Ö &Ouml; &#214; capital O, dieresis or umlaut mark
Ø &Oslash; &#216; capital O, slash
Ù &Ugrave; &#217; capital U, grave accent
Ú &Uacute; &#218; capital U, acute accent
Û &Ucirc; &#219; capital U, circumflex accent
Ü &Uuml; &#220; capital U, dieresis or umlaut mark
Ý &Yacute; &#221; capital Y, acute accent
Þ &THORN; &#222; capital THORN, Icelandic
ß &szlig; &#223; small sharp s, German (sz ligature)
à &agrave; &#224; small a, grave accent
á &aacute; &#225; small a, acute accent
â &acirc; &#226; small a, circumflex accent
ã &atilde; &#227; small a, tilde
ä &auml; &#228; small a, dieresis or umlaut mark
å &aring; &#229; small a, ring
æ &aelig; &#230; small ae diphthong (ligature)
ç &ccedil; &#231; small c, cedilla
è &egrave; &#232; small e, grave accent
é &eacute; &#233; small e, acute accent
ê &ecirc; &#234; small e, circumflex accent
ë &euml; &#235; small e, dieresis or umlaut mark
ì &igrave; &#236; small i, grave accent
í &iacute; &#237; small i, acute accent
î &icirc; &#238; small i, circumflex accent
ï &iuml; &#239; small i, dieresis or umlaut mark
ð &eth; &#240; small eth, Icelandic
ñ &ntilde; &#241; small n, tilde
ò &ograve; &#242; small o, grave accent
ó &oacute; &#243; small o, acute accent
ô &ocirc; &#244; small o, circumflex accent
õ &otilde; &#245; small o, tilde
ö &ouml; &#246; small o, dieresis or umlaut mark
ø &oslash; &#248; small o, slash
ù &ugrave; &#249; small u, grave accent
ú &uacute; &#250; small u, acute accent
û &ucirc; &#251; small u, circumflex accent
ü &uuml; &#252; small u, dieresis or umlaut mark
ý &yacute; &#253; small y, acute accent
þ &thorn; &#254; small thorn, Icelandic
ÿ &yuml; &#255; small y, dieresis or umlaut mark
Œ &OElig; &#338; latin capital ligature oe
œ &oelig; &#339; latin small ligature oe
Š &Scaron; &#352; latin capital lr s with caron
š &scaron; &#353; latin small r s with caron
Ÿ &Yuml; &#376; latin capital letter y with diaeresis

2.2 Greek Characters   ↑

Α &Alpha; &#913; greek capital letter alpha
Β &Beta; &#914; greek capital letter beta
Γ &Gamma; &#915; greek capital letter gamma
Δ &Delta; &#916; greek capital letter delta
Ε &Epsilon; &#917; greek capital letter epsilon
Ζ &Zeta; &#918; greek capital letter zeta
Η &Eta; &#919; greek capital letter eta
Θ &Theta; &#920; greek capital letter theta
Ι &Iota; &#921; greek capital letter iota
Κ &Kappa; &#922; greek capital letter kappa
Λ &Lambda; &#923; greek capital letter lambda
Μ &Mu; &#924; greek capital letter mu
Ν &Nu; &#925; greek capital letter nu
Ξ &Xi; &#926; greek capital letter xi
Ο &Omicron; &#927; greek capital letter omicron
Π &Pi; &#928; greek capital letter pi
Ρ &Rho; &#929; greek capital letter rho
Σ &Sigma; &#931; greek capital letter sigma
Τ &Tau; &#932; greek capital letter tau
Υ &Upsilon; &#933; greek capital letter upsilon
Φ &Phi; &#934; greek capital letter phi
Χ &Chi; &#935; greek capital letter chi
Ψ &Psi; &#936; greek capital letter psi
Ω &Omega; &#937; greek capital letter omega
α &alpha; &#945; greek small letter alpha
β &beta; &#946; greek small letter beta
γ &gamma; &#947; greek small letter gamma
δ &delta; &#948; greek small letter delta
ε &epsilon; &#949; greek small letter epsilon
ζ &zeta; &#950; greek small letter zeta
η &eta; &#951; greek small letter eta
θ &theta; &#952; greek small letter theta
ι &iota; &#953; greek small letter iota
κ &kappa; &#954; greek small letter kappa
λ &lambda; &#955; greek small letter lambda
μ &mu; &#956; greek small letter mu
ν &nu; &#957; greek small letter nu
ξ &xi; &#958; greek small letter xi
ο &omicron; &#959; greek small letter omicron
π &pi; &#960; greek small letter pi
ρ &rho; &#961; greek small letter rho
ς &sigmaf; &#962; greek small letter final sigma
σ &sigma; &#963; greek small letter sigma
τ &tau; &#964; greek small letter tau
υ &upsilon; &#965; greek small letter upsilon
φ &phi; &#966; greek small letter phi
χ &chi; &#967; greek small letter chi
ψ &psi; &#968; greek small letter psi
ω &omega; &#969; greek small letter omega

2.3 Polish, Czech, Slovene, etc., Characters   ↑

Ą &#260; &#260; upper case A ogonek
ą &#261; &#261; lower case a ogonek
Ć &#262; &#262; upper case C acute
ć &#263; &#263; lower case c acute
Č &#268; &#268; upper case C caron
č &#269; &#269; lower case c caron
Ę &#280; &#280; upper case E ogonek
ę &#281; &#281; lower case e ogonek
ě &#283; &#283; lower case e caron
Ł &#321; &#321; upper case L slash
ł &#322; &#322; lower case l slash
Ń &#323; &#323; upper case N acute
ń &#324; &#324; lower case n acute
Ř &#344; &#344; upper case R caron
ř &#345; &#345; lower case r caron
Š &#352; &#352; upper case S caron
š &#353; &#353; lower case s caron
Ś &#346; &#346; upper case S acute
ś &#347; &#347; lower case s acute
Ź &#377; &#377; upper case Z acute
ź &#378; &#378; lower case z acute
Ż &#379; &#379; upper case Z dot
ż &#380; &#380; lower case z dot
Ž &#381; &#381; upper case Z caron
ž &#382; &#382; lower case z caron

2.4 Special Diacritics   ↑

Ā &#256; &#256; upper case A macron
ā &#257; &#257; lower case a macron
ḍ &#7693; &#7693; lower case d with dot below
ē &#275; &275; e with macron
ğ &#287; &#287; lower case g with breve
Ḥ &#7716; &#7716; upper case H with dot below
ḥ &#7717; &#7717; lower case h with dot below
Ī &#298; &#298; upper case I macron
ī &#299; &#299; lower case i macron
ṃ &#7747; &#7747; lower case m with dot below
Ṁ &#7744; &#7744; upper case M with dot above
ṁ &#7745; &#7745; lower case m with dot above
ṇ &#7751; &#7751; lower case n with dot below
ṅ &#7749; &#7749; lower case n with dot above
ō &#333; &#333; lower case o macron
ṛ &#7771; &#7771; lower case r with dot below
Ś &#346; &#346; upper case S acute
ś &#347; &#347; lower case s acute
Ṣ &#7778; &#7778; upper case S with dot below
ṣ &#7779; &#7779; lower case s with dot below
ṭ &#7789; &#7789; lower case t with dot below
Ṭ &#7788; &#7788; upper case T with dot below
ū &#363; &#363; lower case u macron
Ṽ &#7804; &#7804; upper case V tilde
ẓ &#7827; &#7827; upper case Z with dot below

See http://symbolcodes.tlt.psu.edu/bylanguage/ipavowels.html

3 Punctuation, Pure Diacritical Marks, and Special Characters   ↑

3.1 General Punctuation   ↑

" &quot; &#34; quotation mark = apl quote
‘ &lsquo; &#8216; left single quotation mark
’ &rsquo; &#8217; right single quotation mark
“ &ldquo; &#8220; left double quotation mark
” &rdquo; &#8221; right double quotation mark
– &ndash; &#8211; en dash
— &mdash; &#8212; em dash
… &hellip; &#8230; horizontal ellipsis = three dot leader
• &bull; &#8226; bullet = black small circle
§ &sect; &#167; section sign
&para; &#182; pilcrow (paragraph sign)
« &laquo; &#171; angle quotation mark, left
» &raquo; &#187; angle quotation mark, right
‹ &lsaquo; &#8249; single left-pointing angle quotation mark
› &rsaquo; &#8250; single right-pointing angle quotation mark
⟨ &#10216; &#10216; left-pointing angle bracket
⟩ &#10217; &#10217; right-pointing angle bracket
¡ &iexcl; &#161; inverted exclamation mark
¿ &iquest; &#191; inverted question mark
‚ &sbquo; &#8218; single low-9 quotation mark
„ &bdquo; &#8222; double low-9 quotation mark
† &dagger; &#8224; dagger
‡ &Dagger; &#8225; double dagger
   &ensp; &#8194; en space
   &emsp; &#8195; em space
   &thinsp; &#8201; thin space
   &nbsp; &#160; no-break space
⌈ &lceil; &#8968; left ceiling
⌉ &rceil; &#8969; right ceiling
⌊ &lfloor; &#8970; left floor
⌋ &rfloor; &#8971; right floor
⟦ &#10214; &#10214; left square double bracket
⟧ &#10215; &#10215; right square double bracket

3.2 Diacritical Marks   ↑

´ &acute; &#180; acute accent
¨ &uml; &#168; umlaut (dieresis)
¯ &macr; &#175; macron
¸ &cedil; &#184; cedilla
ˆ &circ; &#710; modifier letter circumflex accent
˜ &tilde; &#732; small tilde

3.3 General Purpose Symbols   ↑

ª &ordf; &#170; ordinal indicator, feminine
º &ordm; &#186; ordinal indicator, masculine
¦ &brvbar; &#166; broken (vertical) bar
© &copy; &#169; copyright sign
® &reg; &#174; registered sign
™ &trade; &#8482; trade mark sign
µ &micro; &#181; micro sign

3.4 Currency/Cards   ↑

¢ &cent; &#162; cent sign
£ &pound; &#163; pound sterling sign
¤ &curren; &#164; general currency sign
¥ &yen; &#y165; yen sign
€ &euro; &#8364; euro sign
♠ &spades; &#9824; black spade suit
♣ &clubs; &#9827; black club suit = shamrock
♥ &hearts; &#9829; black heart suit = valentine
♦ &diams; &#9830; black diamond suit