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𝛓

Mathematical Bold Small Final Sigma Symbol

𝛓 is the mathematical bold small final sigma character used in specialized math typography.

U+1D6D3

𝛓 is a Unicode character: MATHEMATICAL BOLD SMALL FINAL SIGMA. It’s primarily used when you need a bold, small variant of the final sigma form. Below you’ll find copy options and practical ways to use it in text and code.

Mathematical Bold Small Final Sigma Symbol Meaning

𝛓 (U+1D6D3) is the β€œMATHEMATICAL BOLD SMALL FINAL SIGMA” character. It belongs to the Math category and is a typographic variant of the Greek sigma letter, specifically the final form (typically used at the end of a word in certain Greek-script contexts) combined with the mathematical bold styling and small-size glyph design. In practice, you’ll see it used when authors or typesetting systems require exact Unicode characters for mathematical notation or when matching a consistent math font style across documents.

Common uses

  • β€’Typing mathematical expressions that require a specific bold final-sigma glyph
  • β€’Designing math-heavy documents where Unicode math symbols must match font styling
  • β€’Labeling variables or terms in technical notes and academic writing
  • β€’Building consistent symbol sets for worksheets, slides, or equation sheets
  • β€’Using the exact character in HTML/CSS/JS to avoid fallback glyph mismatches

Examples

𝛓 Mathematical Bold Small Final Sigma

  • 𝛓Let 𝛓 denote the final sigma term.
  • 𝛓The bold final sigma 𝛓 appears in the last summand.
  • 𝛓Use 𝛓 when writing the variable in final position.
  • 𝛓Define 𝛓 = \\u{1D6D3} in your text data export.
  • 𝛓In this font style, 𝛓 renders with bold mathematical weight.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1D6D3
HTML Entity𝛓
HTML Code𝛓
CSS\1D6D3

FAQ

What is the Unicode code point for 𝛓?

𝛓 is U+1D6D3.

How can I copy 𝛓 reliably in HTML?

You can paste the character directly, or use the HTML entity: 𝛓.

What does β€œfinal sigma” mean?

It refers to the final-form sigma glyph variant (the sigma form typically used at the end of a word in Greek typography), as encoded by this specific Unicode character.

Does 𝛓 work in JavaScript strings?

Yes. You can use the escape sequence \\u{1D6D3} in JavaScript environments that support Unicode code point escapes.