2343: Mathematical Symbol Fight - Revision history

FaviFake: Per the discussion at the community portal, Blondie and Miss Lenhart are being merged, just like Cutie and Megan

2026-05-09T15:29:45Z

Per the discussion at the community portal, Blondie and Miss Lenhart are being merged, just like Cutie and Megan

202.54.248.160: No it could not be used like a two handed sword, that's not how swords work

2025-12-15T05:25:46Z

No it could not be used like a two handed sword, that's not how swords work

172.69.194.35: Undo revision 373038 by 172.71.218.50 (talk) Looks like it should have been a Talk comment.

2025-04-15T16:07:31Z

Undo revision 373038 by 172.71.218.50 (talk) Looks like it should have been a Talk comment.

172.71.218.50 at 10:24, 15 April 2025

2025-04-15T10:24:45Z

172.71.215.107: Reverted

2025-02-22T01:11:48Z

Reverted

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162.158.178.150 at 00:40, 22 February 2025

2025-02-22T00:40:44Z

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172.71.214.250 at 10:05, 7 November 2024

2024-11-07T10:05:46Z

FaviFake: typo

2024-11-03T10:46:16Z

typo

FaviFake: removed my leftover and streamlined Tilde explanation. No need to obsess over use in programming languages when the comic is about maths

2024-11-03T10:45:43Z

removed my leftover and streamlined Tilde explanation. No need to obsess over use in programming languages when the comic is about maths

FaviFake: Reordered them in the order someone with an "overlay grid on an ASUS pro-art display" decided and moved the list of symbols out of trivia (why was it there?)

2024-11-03T10:41:21Z

Reordered them in the order someone with an "overlay grid on an ASUS pro-art display" decided and moved the list of symbols out of trivia (why was it there?)

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 |<span style="font-size:150%">  #</span>
 |{{w|Cardinality}}, {{w|connected sum}} (knot theory), or {{w|primorial}}.
-|[[Blondie]] uses this symbol, gripping it by two of the prongs on one side. The other three prongs could thus be swung at opponents, but being sharp on all sides would pose a threat to the user as well as the opponent.
+|[[Miss Lenhart]] uses this symbol, gripping it by two of the prongs on one side. The other three prongs could thus be swung at opponents, but being sharp on all sides would pose a threat to the user as well as the opponent.
 |-
 |<span style="font-size:150%">  ~</span>
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 :[Below the double arrow line are eight characters that fight each other in groups of two by  using some of the symbols shown above them as weapons. They have chosen symbols that are almost above them in the chart.]
 :[Megan is awkwardly handling a giant "ℝ" holding it up against White Hat who is holding a "θ" (or "∅"?) with both hands, as a shield.]
-:[Cueball is holding an "∈" in both hands, with its "tines" pointed towards Blondie, who is swatting at him with a "#".]
+:[Cueball is holding an "∈" in both hands, with its "tines" pointed towards Miss Lenhart, who is swatting at him with a "#".]
 :[Ponytail is leaping at Danish, swinging a "''ρ''" like an axe, while Danish is leaning back and thrusting a "→" back at her.]
 :[Black Hat is swinging a long "√" like a polearm at Hairy, who is holding a long "⎯" defensively.]
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 [[Category:Comics featuring White Hat]]
 [[Category:Comics featuring Cueball]]
-[[Category:Comics featuring Blondie]]
+[[Category:Comics featuring Miss Lenhart]]
 [[Category:Comics featuring Ponytail]]
 [[Category:Comics featuring Danish]]

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 |<span style="font-size:150%">  ⊥</span>
 |{{w|Up tack}} or falsum, indicating a false proposition in logic, perpendicular lines in geometry, or the bottom element in a partial order
-|Used as a {{w|war hammer}} (held by the long stem) so the opponent would be struck with either leg of the top of the T. Held by the short legs (like a wishbone), could be used as a two handed sword.
+|Used as a {{w|war hammer}} (held by the long stem) so the opponent would be struck with either leg of the top of the T.
 (If tipped with a knapped stone head, it could become a {{w|Folsom point|falsum point}}.)
 |-

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	The title text refers to a {{w\|treble clef}}, which is not a mathematical symbol but rather a {{w\|List of musical symbols\|musical symbol}}. The note of concern in the text suggests musical symbols may be viewed in such fights as exotic or especially dangerous. See also the last entry in the table below.		The title text refers to a {{w\|treble clef}}, which is not a mathematical symbol but rather a {{w\|List of musical symbols\|musical symbol}}. The note of concern in the text suggests musical symbols may be viewed in such fights as exotic or especially dangerous. See also the last entry in the table below.
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−	~~Something about this seems like Animation vs. Math by Alan Becker...~~

	Here is a list of symbols and their explanation, from left to right (by rightmost edge) <!-- Where two symbols had similar right-most edges, the overlay grid on an ASUS pro-art display was used to decide which one went further right.-->:		Here is a list of symbols and their explanation, from left to right (by rightmost edge) <!-- Where two symbols had similar right-most edges, the overlay grid on an ASUS pro-art display was used to decide which one went further right.-->:

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:24, 15 April 2025
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	The title text refers to a {{w\|treble clef}}, which is not a mathematical symbol but rather a {{w\|List of musical symbols\|musical symbol}}. The note of concern in the text suggests musical symbols may be viewed in such fights as exotic or especially dangerous. See also the last entry in the table below.		The title text refers to a {{w\|treble clef}}, which is not a mathematical symbol but rather a {{w\|List of musical symbols\|musical symbol}}. The note of concern in the text suggests musical symbols may be viewed in such fights as exotic or especially dangerous. See also the last entry in the table below.
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		+	Something about this seems like Animation vs. Math by Alan Becker...

	Here is a list of symbols and their explanation, from left to right (by rightmost edge) <!-- Where two symbols had similar right-most edges, the overlay grid on an ASUS pro-art display was used to decide which one went further right.-->:		Here is a list of symbols and their explanation, from left to right (by rightmost edge) <!-- Where two symbols had similar right-most edges, the overlay grid on an ASUS pro-art display was used to decide which one went further right.-->:

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:05, 7 November 2024
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	[[Category:Math]]		[[Category:Math]]
	[[Category:Music]]		[[Category:Music]]
		+	[[Category:Unicode]]

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 |-
 |<span style="font-size:150%">  ~</span>
-|{{w|Tilde#Mathematics|Tilde}}, meaning "approximately", "equivalent", or several transforms of a function. Also used as {{w|Negation#Notation|negation in mathematical logic}} and {{w|Tilde#Computer languages|in many programming languages}}).
+|{{w|Tilde#Mathematics|Tilde}}, meaning "approximately", "equivalent", or several transforms of a function. Also used as {{w|Negation#Notation|negation in mathematical logic}} and in many {{w|Tilde#Computer languages|programming languages}}.
 |A potentially dangerous throwing weapon.  Could also be similar to a wavy bladed dagger ({{w|Kris}}) or a sword ({{w|Flame-bladed sword}}).
 |-