Last modified: 2005-06-19 06:41:07 UTC
Studying "Naive set theory" I've noticed that the symbol usually adopted to mean : "item x belongs to set A" which should resemble x C A (where I used C since I cannot draw how it actually is, but imagine a semi-circle open to the right with an horizontal - in the middle)is instead represented on my screen by a small closed square. Since the symbols used for Union of sets or intersection of sets are those always used, I suspect that my computer uses a set of characters' codes different from Yours. Have I got the real reason? Thanks a lot, Paolo de Magistris,Italy.
Please provide the code you entered when reporting problems. The code for the "is in this set" symbol is "\in". Union and intersection, I think, are "\cup" and "\cap", respectively.
*ping* Can the original reporter provide more information please?
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