#How to show 「⪰」easily???

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toxic vector
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I wanna use this symbol ⪰ to show matrix is positive semidifinite. I found ⪰ is Unicode character, so I can use #let psm = "⪰". But I want to know another option, like gt.eq.curly. But gt.eq.curly gives different character, Is there any named symbol to show ⪰?

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New Feature Request: gt.curly.seq to represent "⪰"

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(IMO) I think it's common symbol in math, sym should contain it.

real sandal
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Generally, searching for unicode characters here should show you if it exists, so apparently this doesn't. You can make a feature request for this on the Github repo so that it doesn't get lost (but search first if it may exist already).

Typst

Documentation for the sym module.

maiden junco
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The issue shall discuss a proper name for this symbol

maiden junco
supple thicket
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This is used in relational algebra quite a bit, I used it there as well.

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I use prec.eq I think, but this doesn't have what you want (the straight underline)

toxic vector
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I didn't know succ.eq also shows ≽

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so succ.seq could be a good name for ⪰

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I added some comments to PR4059

supple thicket
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👍

maiden junco
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What does s in seq stand for?

toxic vector
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single

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~.single is one option but I think .single is too redundant...

maiden junco
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It seems named "Succeeds or Equal To" and named "Succeeds Above Single-Line Equals Sign"

toxic vector
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Thanks to @maiden junco , PR was merged!

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😚

supple thicket
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great stuff to see 😄