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Radical Pie Equation Editor |
The symbols palette contains a mishmash of common symbols that don’t readily fit into more specific categories.
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U+2225 | This symbol is an infix relation meaning that two things are parallel, and it should not be used as a double vertical bar on either side of an expression. Double vertical bars, often used for magnitude or norm, are available in the brackets palette. |
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U+2223 | This symbol is an infix relation meaning that one thing divides another, and it should not be used as a vertical bar on either side of an expression. Vertical bars, often used for absolute value, are available in the brackets palette. |
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U+2300 | This is a diameter symbol, and it should not be used to represent the empty set. The empty set symbol has Unicode value U+2205, and it is available in the sets palette. |
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U+EE01 | This is a radius symbol that is not encoded in Unicode. The Radical font contains eight variants of this symbol in the private use area beginning at U+EE00, each with the radial line pointing in a different direction. |