Summation With Integral Symbol
⨋ is the summation with integral mathematical operator used in advanced notation.
U+2A0B
The symbol ⨋ is named “Summation with Integral.” It represents a combined summation-and-integration operator in mathematical writing. You can copy it directly or generate it using its Unicode and escape forms.
Summation With Integral Symbol Meaning
⨋ (Unicode name: “SUMMATION WITH INTEGRAL”, code point U+2A0B) denotes a mathematical operator that combines summation and integration. In notation, it’s typically used when a formula includes both an integral and a summation over related terms—such as integrating a quantity while also aggregating across indices or components. Because it’s an operator glyph rather than a standard letter, it’s most common in typeset mathematics (papers, equations, and technical documents) and in math-aware editors. When writing plain text, the main concern is choosing a font that supports U+2A0B so the symbol displays correctly.
Common uses
- •Writing advanced math in notes or study documents where an integral and sum must be shown together.
- •Labeling or describing operators in technical tutorials and reference sheets.
- •Composing LaTeX-like or Unicode math text in web content and documentation.
- •Creating equation snippets for blogs, slides, and presentations targeting symbol fidelity.
- •Adding operator symbols in coding-related math writeups, comments, or READMEs.
Examples
⨋ Summation with Integral Symbol
- ⨋Compute ⨋ f(n, x) dx for each n.
- ⨋Let ⨋ g_k(x) represent the integrated sum over k.
- ⨋We evaluate ⨋ h(i, t) dt as part of the derivation.
- ⨋The operator ⨋ combines contributions from discrete indices and continuous variables.
- ⨋Rewrite the expression using ⨋ for clarity in notation.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2A0B | |
| HTML Entity | ⨋ | |
| HTML Code | ⨋ | |
| CSS | \2A0B |
FAQ
What does the Summation With Integral symbol mean?
⨋ (Unicode name: “SUMMATION WITH INTEGRAL”, code point U+2A0B) denotes a mathematical operator that combines summation and integration. In notation, it’s typically used when a formula includes both an integral and a summation over related terms—such as integrating a quantity while also aggregating across indices or components. Because it’s an operator glyph rather than a standard letter, it’s most common in typeset mathematics (papers, equations, and technical documents) and in math-aware editors. When writing plain text, the main concern is choosing a font that supports U+2A0B so the symbol displays correctly.
What is the Unicode code point for ⨋?
The symbol ⨋ has Unicode code point U+2A0B.
How can I copy ⨋ on the web or in documents?
You can copy the character directly: ⨋. For reliable use, also consider inserting it via Unicode/escape forms provided on this page.
What’s the HTML entity for ⨋?
The HTML entity is ⨋.
How do I represent ⨋ in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\2A0B. JavaScript escape: \\u{2A0B}.