∈

Summary

∈ is a mathematical symbol^[1].

Key Facts

• ∈ is credited with the discovery of Giuseppe Peano^[2].
• ∈'s image is recorded as Unicode 0x2208.svg^[3].
• ∈'s instance of is recorded as mathematical symbol^[4].
• ∈'s instance of is recorded as Unicode character^[5].
• ∈'s Commons category is recorded as ∈^[6].
• ∈'s Unicode character is recorded as ∈^[7].
• ∈'s time of discovery or invention is recorded as +1889-00-00T00:00:00Z^[8].
• ∈'s described by source is recorded as Arithmetices principia, nova methodo exposita^[9].
• ∈'s different from is recorded as chemical symbol^[10].
• ∈'s TeX string is recorded as \in^[11].
• ∈'s homoglyph is recorded as ⫙^[12].
• ∈'s Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/12pgcz325^[13].
• ∈'s Unicode code point is recorded as 2208^[14].
• ∈'s HTML entity is recorded as ∈^[15].
• ∈'s HTML entity is recorded as ∈^[16].
• ∈'s HTML entity is recorded as ∈^[17].
• ∈'s HTML entity is recorded as ∈^[18].
• ∈'s HTML entity is recorded as ∈^[19].
• ∈'s HTML entity is recorded as ∈^[20].
• ∈'s 3D model is recorded as U+2208 Noto Sans Math 20230108.stl^[21].
• ∈'s GlyphWiki ID is recorded as u2208^[22].
• ∈'s Unicode block is recorded as Mathematical Operators^[23].
• ∈'s ProofWiki ID is recorded as Symbols:Set_Theory/Element^[24].
• ∈'s Namuwiki ID is recorded as ∈^[25].
• ∈'s Unicode character name is recorded as ELEMENT OF^[26].

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Designation and Status

Recorded instance of include mathematical symbol^[4] and Unicode character^[5].