Mathematical Sans-serif Bold Partial Differential Symbol
𝞉 is a Unicode symbol for the bold partial differential in math notation.
U+1D789
𝞉 is a Unicode character used in mathematical typesetting. It represents a “partial differential” styled in a mathematical sans-serif bold form. You can copy it directly or insert it via its code point (U+1D789).
Mathematical Sans-serif Bold Partial Differential Symbol Meaning
The symbol 𝞉 (Unicode U+1D789) is named “MATHEMATICAL SANS-SERIF BOLD PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL.” In mathematical writing, it’s commonly used where the notation for a partial differential is needed, especially when a bold, sans-serif mathematical style is desired for consistent typography or emphasis in equations. Like other differential symbols, it appears in contexts involving variables and differentiation, such as expressing rates of change with respect to one or more independent variables. Use it when you need the specific Unicode glyph rather than a plain ASCII approximation.
Common uses
- •Typesetting bold mathematical equations that use partial differentials
- •Designing math layouts in document editors that support Unicode math symbols
- •Labeling terms in technical reports or worksheets with consistent math styling
- •Creating educational materials that distinguish styled differential operators
- •Building UI text for math-focused apps where a specific Unicode glyph is required
Examples
𝞉 Mathematical Sans-Serif Bold Partial Differential
- 𝞉∂f/𝞉x (bold sans-serif style example)
- 𝞉∫ 𝞉u · 𝞉v \n dA (notation in a typeset snippet)
- 𝞉𝞉/𝞉t = g(t) (partial differential operator form)
- 𝞉Given 𝞉φ, compute gradients in the chosen style
- 𝞉Use 𝞉 instead of a plain partial differential symbol in this template
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1D789 | |
| HTML Entity | 𝞉 | |
| HTML Code | 𝞉 | |
| CSS | \1D789 |
FAQ
What does the Mathematical Sans-serif Bold Partial Differential symbol mean?
The symbol 𝞉 (Unicode U+1D789) is named “MATHEMATICAL SANS-SERIF BOLD PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL.” In mathematical writing, it’s commonly used where the notation for a partial differential is needed, especially when a bold, sans-serif mathematical style is desired for consistent typography or emphasis in equations. Like other differential symbols, it appears in contexts involving variables and differentiation, such as expressing rates of change with respect to one or more independent variables. Use it when you need the specific Unicode glyph rather than a plain ASCII approximation.
What Unicode character is 𝞉?
𝞉 is the Unicode character U+1D789, named “MATHEMATICAL SANS-SERIF BOLD PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL.”
How can I copy 𝞉 reliably into code or HTML?
You can paste the character directly, use the HTML entity 𝞉, or insert it with the escapes \\1D789 (CSS) or \\u{1D789} (JavaScript).
Will 𝞉 look the same in all fonts?
The glyph appearance depends on the font and software rendering support. If your font doesn’t include U+1D789, it may show a fallback or missing-glyph box.
Is 𝞉 interchangeable with the regular partial differential symbol?
It’s related, but not always interchangeable. 𝞉 is specifically a bold sans-serif style partial differential; if you need a different typographic style, use the corresponding Unicode character.