sqsupset
Represents a square superset relation in mathematical set theory and logic, indicating one set properly contains another with a distinctive square shape.
Overview
Serves as a specialized variant of the standard superset symbol, featuring a square rather than curved shape to denote specific set relationships in advanced mathematics.
- Common in formal logic and set theory proofs
- Often used alongside other square relation symbols for visual consistency
- Particularly useful in abstract algebra and topology where precise set relationships need distinct notation
- Frequently appears in academic papers and advanced mathematical texts where standard superset notation requires variation
Examples
Expressing a strict superset relationship between sets A and B.
A \sqsupset BComparing two mathematical structures in abstract algebra.
G \sqsupset H \implies |G| > |H|Denoting proper containment in a sequence of nested sets.
S_1 \sqsupset S_2 \sqsupset S_3