gggtr
Represents a significantly greater than relationship, showing a much stronger inequality than the standard greater than symbol.
Overview
Used in mathematical contexts where emphasizing a strong or dramatic inequality is necessary, particularly in analysis and number theory. The triple-stacked greater than symbol provides a visual emphasis that helps convey:
- Situations where one value vastly exceeds another
- Cases requiring clear distinction from regular greater than relationships
- Formal proofs where magnitude differences need special emphasis
- Theoretical computer science when comparing growth rates of functions
Examples
Comparing very large numbers in an inequality.
10^{100} \gggtr 10^{50}Showing strict dominance in game theory payoffs.
P_1(s_1) \gggtr P_1(s_2)Expressing much greater than relationship between function growth rates.
f(n) = 2^n \gggtr g(n) = n^2