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Mathematical Bold Italic Small Sigma Symbol

𝝈 is the mathematical bold italic small sigma character (U+1D748).

U+1D748

𝝈 (MATHEMATICAL BOLD ITALIC SMALL SIGMA) is a Unicode math symbol used to represent a specific styled form of sigma. You can copy it for documents, design mockups, or code where a bold italic sigma is needed. It’s different from the regular Ξ£ or Οƒ in both shape and typographic styling.

Mathematical Bold Italic Small Sigma Symbol Meaning

𝝈 is a styled variant of the Greek letter sigma, specifically β€œmathematical bold italic small sigma.” In practice, it’s used when authors need sigma with a particular mathematical typography: bold weight and italic slant, typically in contexts like equations, vectors/matrices notation, or custom symbol sets for technical writing. Because it’s the β€œsmall” form, it’s intended to look like lowercase sigma (Οƒ-like) rather than the uppercase Ξ£. Use it when you specifically want the bold italic small-sigma glyph rather than a plain Οƒ or a different weight/style of sigma.

Common uses

  • β€’Typing equations where a bold italic lowercase sigma is required
  • β€’Branding or UI design for math-focused products needing a distinctive sigma glyph
  • β€’Labeling variables in reports or documentation (e.g., denoting a parameter with sigma styling)
  • β€’Creating consistent symbol palettes for scientific posters and slides
  • β€’Including the symbol in web or app content to match a chosen math typography style

Examples

𝝈 Mathematical Bold Italic Small Sigma

  • 𝝈Let 𝝈 represent a parameter in the model.
  • 𝝈Compute the sum using 𝝈 as the summand notation.
  • 𝝈Define 𝝈 to be the sigma value under bold-italic styling.
  • 𝝈In this equation, 𝝈 replaces the standard Οƒ for emphasis.
  • 𝝈The variable 𝝈 is used in the recurrence relation.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1D748
HTML Entity𝝈
HTML Code𝝈
CSS\1D748

FAQ

What does the Mathematical Bold Italic Small Sigma symbol mean?

𝝈 is a styled variant of the Greek letter sigma, specifically β€œmathematical bold italic small sigma.” In practice, it’s used when authors need sigma with a particular mathematical typography: bold weight and italic slant, typically in contexts like equations, vectors/matrices notation, or custom symbol sets for technical writing. Because it’s the β€œsmall” form, it’s intended to look like lowercase sigma (Οƒ-like) rather than the uppercase Ξ£. Use it when you specifically want the bold italic small-sigma glyph rather than a plain Οƒ or a different weight/style of sigma.

What Unicode character is 𝝈?

𝝈 is MATHEMATICAL BOLD ITALIC SMALL SIGMA with code point U+1D748.

How do I copy 𝝈?

Select the symbol on this page (𝝈), copy it, and paste into your document or design tool. You can also paste the HTML entity or escapes given by your environment if supported.

Is 𝝈 the same as Οƒ or Ξ£?

No. 𝝈 is a specific styled β€œbold italic small sigma” glyph. It will not be the same as the plain lowercase sigma (Οƒ) or uppercase sigma (Ξ£).

Will 𝝈 display correctly on all devices?

Font support varies. If a font doesn’t include this Unicode character, it may show a fallback glyph. For math-heavy content, use a Unicode-capable font.