Mathematical constants have fixed values and recur across geometry, analysis, number theory, and applied science.
2 reviewed symbols
| Symbol | Name and semantic role | LaTeX | Unicode | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ∞ | InfinityA named mathematical constant or fixed symbolic quantity. | \infty | U+221E | |
| π | PiA named mathematical constant or fixed symbolic quantity. | \pi | U+03C0 |
Browse 4 supporting mathematical constants symbols
| Symbol | Name and semantic role | LaTeX | Unicode | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ⅇ | Double-Struck Italic eA named mathematical constant or fixed symbolic quantity. | \mathbb{e} | U+2147 | |
| ⅈ | Double-Struck Italic iA named mathematical constant or fixed symbolic quantity. | \mathbb{i} | U+2148 | |
| e | Euler’s NumberA named mathematical constant or fixed symbolic quantity. | e | U+0065 | |
| ℏ | Reduced Planck ConstantA named mathematical constant or fixed symbolic quantity. | \hbar | U+210F |
Verified notation examples
∞
\lim_{x\to\infty}1/x=0π
C=2\pi rFrequently asked questions
How do I copy a mathematical constants symbol?
Use the Copy button in the table, then verify the Unicode code point if the destination can substitute look-alike characters.
When should I use LaTeX or MathML instead?
Use LaTeX for editable equations and MathML for semantic web mathematics. Plain Unicode is best for short text where the destination preserves the exact code point.