⋟
Math Operator 220
- Unicode
- U+22DF
- Category
- Math
- HTML Entity
- ⋟
- CSS
- \22DF
The "Equal To Or Succeeds" symbol (⋟) is a mathematical operator primarily used in order theory and abstract algebra. It denotes that one element is either exactly equal to or comes after another element in a specifically defined sequence or partial order. While rarely seen in casual text, it is an essential character for formatting complex mathematical proofs and relational equations in academic literature.
How to Type
- Windows
- Type 22DF followed by Alt+X (in Microsoft Word), or press Win + . and search 'succeeds'
- macOS
- Control + Command + Space, then search 'Equal To Or Succeeds'
- Linux
- Ctrl + Shift + U, type 22DF, and press Enter
- HTML
- ⋟
In Programming
In mathematical typesetting languages like LaTeX, this symbol is commonly rendered using the command \succeqq to denote ordered relationships. It is strictly used in academic formatting and specialized mathematical software rather than standard programming logic.
Tags
HTML entity
LaTeX math
U+22DF
Unicode math operator
\curlyeqsucc
abstract algebra operator
curly succeeds
equal or succeeds
mathematics
order theory symbol
ordering
partial order notation
relation
sequence
succeeds or equal to