Mathematical Bold Italic Small Final Sigma Symbol
𝝇 is a styled Unicode sigma variant used in mathematical and typographic contexts.
U+1D747
𝝇 is a Unicode character in the Mathematical category. It represents the “small final sigma” form in a bold italic style. You can copy it directly from this page or use its Unicode code point in your software.
Mathematical Bold Italic Small Final Sigma Symbol Meaning
𝝇 (U+1D747) is the “MATHEMATICAL BOLD ITALIC SMALL FINAL SIGMA.” It’s a typographic variant of the Greek sigma used in mathematical writing. The “final” form is commonly associated with cases where sigma appears at the end of a word or formula segment in Greek typography, while the “bold italic” styling indicates an emphasized, slanted math look. In practice, this character is mostly used for consistent, font-safe math notation when you want the specific bold-italic final-sigma glyph rather than a generic sigma.
Common uses
- •Mathematical notation where a bold italic final-sigma glyph is required
- •Typesetting formulas in editors that support Unicode math characters
- •Designing posters, slides, or documents with styled Greek math symbols
- •Labeling variables, summation-related terms, or end-of-expression notation in math content
- •Sharing math formulas in chat or social platforms with better glyph consistency
Examples
𝝇 — Mathematical Bold Italic Small Final Sigma
- 𝝇Let 𝝇 be the final-sigma symbol.
- 𝝇Compute the expression ending with 𝝇.
- 𝝇Styled notation: 𝝇 in bold italic.
- 𝝇The term 𝝇 appears at the end of the sequence.
- 𝝇Use 𝝇 to match the surrounding math style.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1D747 | |
| HTML Entity | 𝝇 | |
| HTML Code | 𝝇 | |
| CSS | \1D747 |
FAQ
What does the Mathematical Bold Italic Small Final Sigma symbol mean?
𝝇 (U+1D747) is the “MATHEMATICAL BOLD ITALIC SMALL FINAL SIGMA.” It’s a typographic variant of the Greek sigma used in mathematical writing. The “final” form is commonly associated with cases where sigma appears at the end of a word or formula segment in Greek typography, while the “bold italic” styling indicates an emphasized, slanted math look. In practice, this character is mostly used for consistent, font-safe math notation when you want the specific bold-italic final-sigma glyph rather than a generic sigma.
What Unicode character is 𝝇?
𝝇 is “MATHEMATICAL BOLD ITALIC SMALL FINAL SIGMA” with Unicode code point U+1D747.
Where should I use the “final sigma” form?
It’s used when you specifically want the final-sigma glyph form for word- or expression-ending typography in mathematical Greek styling.
How can I copy 𝝇 into software?
Copy the character directly from this page. You can also use its Unicode code point U+1D747 in systems that accept Unicode escapes (for example, JavaScript supports \\u{1D747}).
Will 𝝇 look the same on every device?
Appearance depends on font support. If a font doesn’t include the glyph, you may see a fallback character or different styling.