⋣
Math Operator 224
- Unicode
- U+22E3
- Category
- Math
- HTML Entity
- ⋣
- CSS
- \22E3
The ⋣ (Does Not Succeed Or Equivalent To) symbol is a specialized mathematical operator primarily used in order theory and advanced algebra. It serves as the direct negation of the "succeeds or is equivalent to" relation, indicating that one element is neither greater than nor functionally equivalent to another in a given set. Visually, the symbol features a curved "succeeds" bracket over a tilde, struck through with a mathematical slash to denote the negative state.
How to Type
- Windows
- Type 22E3 then press Alt+X (in Word), or press Win+. and use the symbol menu
- macOS
- Control+Command+Space then search "does not succeed"
- HTML
- ⋣ or &nsuccsim;
In Programming
While absent from standard programming logic, this symbol is frequently implemented in mathematical markup environments like LaTeX using the `\nsuccsim` command to express negated partial orders.
Tags
LaTeX math symbol
algebra negation
does not succeed
lattice
lattice theory
mathematical ordering
mathematics
negation
negation symbol
not equivalent math
order theory symbol
ordering
set theory symbol