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Difference between ≈, ≃, and ≅ - Mathematics Stack Exchange The symbol ≅ is used for isomorphism of objects of a category, and in particular for isomorphism of categories (which are objects of CAT) The symbol ≃ is used for equivalence of categories At least, this is the convention used in this book and by most category theorists, although it is far from universal in mathematics at large
Yellowjackets Explained: The Mystery of the Symbol and How the . . . - Reddit There is a common thread running through many of the mysteries and hints in the series—the mysterious symbol, (alleged) astronomical symbols, cannibalism, and the sign of the bird and water symbolism in Episode 8 This thread also runs through questions with seemingly obvious answers, especially, “Why is the series called Yellowjackets?” It all boils down to trigonometry, occultations
What does the symbol on Gaaras forehead mean? - Reddit I personally think that it's a symbol of his transition into a semi-delusional relationship with his "mother" (the sand) Only the sand loves him, so it wrote love, but the sand also hurts him, so it wrote love in the form of a bloody scar Or he just wanted a cool tattoo Reply reply more repliesMore replies more replyMore repliesMore replies
Whats the most right symbol to use for defined to be equal to? 18 $$:=$$ is the commonest symbol to denote "is equal by definition " Note that $$\equiv$$ is used to denote an algebraic identity: this means that the equation is true for all permitted values of its variables Rarely, however, it may denote a definition, so it's best to use this symbol only for congruences or identities
What is the symbol for primes? - Mathematics Stack Exchange Here's another symbol I've seen for the primes: $\mathcal {P}$ I think it was in an ArXiV paper, I doubt it was in an actual book from a library Don't use $\mathfrak {P}$, though, that's more commonly used for a prime ideal (plus it looks like a B, to boot) But, how often do you have to refer to the positive primes of $\mathbb {Z}$ as a set?