Talk:Integral symbol
Latest comment: 10 days ago by Justina Colmena ~biz in topic "Typography in other languages"
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See also: Multiple integral
Related symbols include:
| Meaning | Unicode | LaTeX | ||
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| Double integral | ∬ | U+222C | \iint
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| Triple integral | ∭ | U+222D | \iiint
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| Quadruple integral | ⨌ | U+2A0C | \iiiint
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| Contour integral | ∮ | U+222E | \oint
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| Clockwise integral | ∱ | U+2231 | ||
| Counterclockwise integral | ⨑ | U+2A11 | ||
| Clockwise contour integral | ∲ | U+2232 | \varointclockwise
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| Counterclockwise contour integral | ∳ | U+2233 | \ointctrclockwise
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| Closed surface integral | ∯ | U+222F | \oiint
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| Closed volume integral | ∰ | U+2230 | \oiiint
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"Typography in other languages"
editDifferent typefaces are interesting and worthy of note here, obviously, and one may point out where such typefaces are traditional or where they originate or where they are considered proper, but it would be more interesting to point out the particular typefaces and who designed them and when and where, rather than using vague nationalities, English, French, German, Russian, etc., especially since we are talking about actual font typefaces, not handwritten math notes here. Justina Colmena ~biz (talk) 15:21, 24 November 2024 (UTC)