Triple integral Symbol

The character '∭' (U+222D) is known as the triple integral. It is used in mathematical notation or symbolic logic. HTML codes: ∭ or ∭.

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About Triple integral Unicode Symbol

The ∭ symbol, officially known as the Triple integral, is encoded in Unicode at U+222D. This symbol holds significant value in mathematical and scientific notation. It is a staple in expressions, formulas, and academic literature across disciplines including mathematics, logic, physics, and engineering.

Historically, the ∭ sign has been used to convey specific mathematical operations, relationships, or properties. Its integration into the Unicode Standard allows for consistent rendering and compatibility across digital platforms. Whether it's used in programming environments, scientific publications, or educational materials, the ∭ maintains clarity and precision.

Its presence in Unicode as U+222D means it can be easily accessed and referenced by developers, educators, and scientists alike. The Triple integral remains an essential symbol in the toolbox of global mathematical communication.

Triple integral Unicode and Html Codes

Character
NameTriple integral
UnicodeU+222D
Html Decimal Code∭
Html Hex Code∭
Html Entity
CategoryMathematical Symbol
Tags math operator

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