Editing 2606: Weird Unicode Math Symbols
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| U+23E7 || <span style="font-size: xx-large;">⏧</span> || Electrical Intersection || Indicates where wires branch off || Traffic circle || Looks like a diagram of a {{w|roundabout}} as might be shown on a minimap beside a routing direction. | | U+23E7 || <span style="font-size: xx-large;">⏧</span> || Electrical Intersection || Indicates where wires branch off || Traffic circle || Looks like a diagram of a {{w|roundabout}} as might be shown on a minimap beside a routing direction. | ||
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− | | U+2A33 || <span style="font-size: xx-large;">⨳</span> || {{w|Smash product}} || The quotient | + | | U+2A33 || <span style="font-size: xx-large;">⨳</span> || {{w|Smash product}} || The quotient of the underlying spaces of two {{w|pointed space}}s, where points in the {{w|product spaces}} are identified if they contain either labeled point as an element. || <span style="letter-spacing: 0.1em;"><span style="transform: rotate(-45deg); display: table-cell;">H</span><span style="transform: rotate(-45deg); display: table-cell;">a</span><span style="transform: rotate(-45deg); display: table-cell;">s</span><span style="transform: rotate(-45deg); display: table-cell;">h</span><span style="transform: rotate(-45deg); display: table-cell;">t</span><span style="transform: rotate(-45deg); display: table-cell;">a</span><span style="transform: rotate(-45deg); display: table-cell;">g</span></span> || Looks somewhat like the {{w|Number sign|hash}} symbol (#) – commonly used for indicating tags called {{w|hashtag}}s in social media – turned by 45 degrees. |
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| U+2A7C || <span style="font-size: xx-large;">⩼</span> || Greater-Than with Question Mark Above || Used in proofs to indicate a greater-than relation that should exist but hasn't been proven yet (non-rigorous) || Confused alligator || One metaphor used when teaching inequality signs in primary school is that the sign looks like an alligator mouth "eating" the larger number. Question marks are commonly used in cartoons to indicate confusion on the part of a character. | | U+2A7C || <span style="font-size: xx-large;">⩼</span> || Greater-Than with Question Mark Above || Used in proofs to indicate a greater-than relation that should exist but hasn't been proven yet (non-rigorous) || Confused alligator || One metaphor used when teaching inequality signs in primary school is that the sign looks like an alligator mouth "eating" the larger number. Question marks are commonly used in cartoons to indicate confusion on the part of a character. |