Unicode block

Mathematical Operators

Core set, logic, calculus, relation, and operator characters used in mathematical notation.

What this block contains

Core set, logic, calculus, relation, and operator characters used in mathematical notation. The range U+2200–U+22FF groups related encoded characters, but membership in the same Unicode block does not guarantee that two glyphs share a mathematical meaning, font design, or input method.

Code point range

U+2200–U+22FF

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Notes

  • This block contains many of the most common standalone math symbols.
  • Font coverage is generally strong but not universal.

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